No More Deleting Your Favorite Games
The Armor A75 allows you to easily free up the storage of your console's internal drive for Xbox and PS4. Just plug the A75 directly into your USB port on your Xbox or PlayStation 4 console and run through an easy setup process within just a few minutes, and you will have more space to store your latest games.
Thinnest Military-grade Shockproof Drive
Featuring an ultra-thin casing and compliant with the USA military-grade shockproof drop test, the A75 is one of the thinnest shockproof external hard drives of its kind. The slim yet rugged structure gives you portability and durability at the same time without worrying about your data being damaged by accidental drops or impacts.
Sturdy Aluminum Casing with Scratch-resistant Surface
The A75 is delicately made with robust case of aluminum and special groove surface treatment that not only offer stronger exterior protection but also enable scratch-resistant function to avoid any hurts by scratches, frictions and fingerprints. Â
Super Slim and Lightweight
The A75 gets an ultra-slim construction with only 0.48inches in depth, which allows true portability and functionality for easy carrying and instant memory expansion. If you are looking for a drive with massive storage and small exterior, the A75 is ideal for you to get the storage on the go.
Ultra-fast Transfer Speed
The SuperSpeed USB 3.0 (USB 3.1 Gen 1) interface enables blazing-fast speed performance to quickly transfer large files including HD videos, high-resolution photos and great numbers of documents in seconds.
3-year Warranty
The Armor A75 is backed by a 3-year warranty that guarantees complete services and technical support.
Box Contains
1 x Silicon Power Armor A75 External Hard Drive
1 x Nylon Braided USB Cable (Type C to Type A)Â
*MUST READ – 4GB Large File Transferring*
The A75 is pre-formatted to FAT32, so you could use it directly on Mac or Windows without formatting. However, if you’d like to transfer a single file larger than 4GB, please re-format to exFAT before doing so. (*Please backup your drive before reformat.)Â
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