Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive 128GB to 512GB

About the Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive

Swing the metal housing to the side and pick a plug. USB-C goes into your phone or laptop, and USB-A into an older computer. Lexar sells the D50E in 128GB, 256GB and 512GB, and names iPhone and Android phones as well as PCs among the devices it works with.

Lexar rates the 128GB and 256GB at up to 400 MB/s read and 360 MB/s write, and the 512GB at 400 MB/s both ways. Its free Lexar App backs up photos from iOS and Android phones, but it cannot back up your iCloud content yet. Pick 512GB if you write large folders often.

PlugUSB-A + USB-C
Capacities128GB, 256GB, 512GB
InterfaceUSB 3.0
Read speedup to 400 MB/s
Write speedup to 400 MB/s
Formswivel cover

Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive is part of the EasyFlash assortment, on the solid-state and fast drives shelf.

How long 10 GB takes

USB 2.0 stick, 30 MB/s5.6 min

This drive, 400 MB/s25 s

Reading a 10 GB folder off the drive at the maker's top read speed. Writing to a flash drive is slower: this one is rated up to 400 MB/s for writes.

Every Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive we carry
Option	Read speed	Price
128GB	up to 400 MB/s	$35.99
256GB	up to 400 MB/s	$62.99
512GB	up to 400 MB/s	$116.99

Questions

What EasyFlash shoppers ask about the Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive

Which of your devices will the Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive plug into?

The Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive carries two plugs: one for the rectangular USB-A port of a desktop, most laptops made before 2020, a TV or a car stereo, and one for the small oval USB-C port of a newer laptop, an Android phone, an iPad or an iPhone 15 or later.

How many of your photos fit on the Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive?

The 128GB Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive holds roughly 29,760 phone photos at 4 MB each. At 512GB, the Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive takes about 119,040 photos, or about 23 hours of 4K phone video.

How fast will the Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive copy your files?

Lexar rates the D50E Solid State Dual Drive at up to 400 MB/s for reading and 400 MB/s for writing, so a 10 GB folder comes off it in about 25 seconds on a USB 3 port. In an older USB 2.0 port the D50E Solid State Dual Drive drops to that port's 30 to 40 MB/s.