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Fanxiang PS2000W review: A solid portable SSD that's another victim of the rising memory prices

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 Fanxiang PS2000W review: A solid portable SSD that's another victim of the rising memory prices
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TechRadar Verdict The Fanxiang PS2000W portable SSD ticks most of the boxes with the possible exception of hardware encryption. Jump To: 30-second review Pricing and availability Specs Design Performance Final verdict Should I buy? Fanxiang PS2000W: 30-second reviewFanxiang is a Chinese storage brand, most commonly known as Shenzhen Fanxiang Information Technology.

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TechRadar Verdict The Fanxiang PS2000W portable SSD ticks most of the boxes with the possible exception of hardware encryption. However, the price of flash-based external SSDs isn’t sustainable at current levels, including this drive. $159.99 at Amazon Pros +Lightweight +Durable +Cable for USB-A and USB-C Cons -Recent 100% price increase -Needs USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 for full performance -Lacks hardware encryption Best picks for you Best portable SSDs of 2025 Best USB flash drive of 2026 The best SSD in 2026 Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you're buying the best. Find out more about how we test.

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