Lexar Prepares Professional Go Portable SSD with Hub for Mobile Creators

[AleksandarK]

Lexar, a leading global brand of flash memory solutions, is excited to announce their Kickstarter program for the upcoming Professional Go Portable SSD with Hub. Offering the ultimate setup to shoot seamless video from a mobile phone, the innovative Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD with Hub is a revolutionary solution that lets creators use the SSD on its own for unmatched freedom and portability or with the hub to add peripherals like lighting, microphones, power banks, and more. Weighing a mere 13 grams but packing a capacity of 1 TB-2 TB, the powerful SSD delivers USB 3.2 Gen 2 performance of 1050 MB/s read, 1000 MB/s write to shoot seamless Apple ProRes 4K 60 FPS video from an iPhone 15 Pro/Max or above and perform post-production processes right on the drive.

The Kickstarter campaign, which is already underway, gives consumers a chance to not only be first in line to receive the product when it launches, but seeks to engage with them for input, feedback, and an overall better understanding of what customers' needs and pain points are. The campaign currently has more than 2,375 backers with 20 days left.




Backers have four choices: they can pledge for the 1 TB or 2 TB SSD on its own, or either capacity bundled with the hub.

• Professional Go Portable SSD (1 TB) - pledge $129
• Professional Go Portable SSD (1 TB) with Hub - pledge $159
• Professional Go Portable SSD (2 TB) - pledge $209
• Professional Go Portable SSD (2 TB) with Hub - pledge $239

"We've had a great response from our backers already," said Joey Lopez, Director of Marketing. "We're gaining valuable insights on the demand of mobile filmmaking storage, and we love the opportunity to engage with our customers as we strive to deliver more cutting-edge products that enable them to create more freely."

Availability: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/255769175/lexar-professional-go-portable-ssd-with-hub

Lexar Americas Website: https://americas.lexar.com/

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[Caring1]

What about adding to drones or a GoPro?

 

[bonehead123]

Low & slow...... not exactly what I would call "professional", but maybe that's just me, hehehe

And just wondering, but that set-up in the pic looks so overly-combobulated & unwieldy, is this really how photog's are working nowadays ?