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General

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Series

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Model numbersiMaker identifiers for this exact model and its listed variants. Excludes sibling models and other generations.

SXS2000/500G, SXS2000/1000G, SXS2000/2000G, SXS2000/4000G1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Part Numbers SXS2000: SXS2000/500G, SXS2000/1000G, SXS2000/2000G and SXS2000/4000G

SB-XTM5-2TB, SB-XTM5-4TB1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026SKU SB-XTM5-2TB on the 2TB page and SB-XTM5-4TB on the 4TB page. The manual calls the family SB-XTM5-XXX. Sabrent's store has no 1TB page, although the 2024 announcement coverage named 1TB, 2TB and 4TB

GTIN / EAN

740617321357, 740617321340, 740617321333, 7406173273289Spec databaseupcitemdb.com/upc/740617321357Read 16 October 2026UPC 740617321357, listed as Kingston XS2000 500GB10Spec databaseupcitemdb.com/upc/740617321340Read 16 October 2026UPC 740617321340, listed as Kingston XS2000 1TB, with SXS2000/1000G in its name variations11Spec databaseupcitemdb.com/upc/740617321333Read 16 October 2026UPC 740617321333, listed as Kingston XS2000 2TB12Retailer pagekomputronik.pl/product/734707/kingston-ssd-xs2000-500gb.htmlRead 16 October 2026Producer code SXS2000/500G, EAN 740617321357. The shop sells the drive at a listed price13Retailer pagekomputronik.pl/product/734711/kingston-ssd-xs2000-2tb.htmlRead 16 October 2026Producer code SXS2000/2000G, EAN 0740617321333, which is UPC 74061732133314Retailer pagekomputronik.pl/product/770234/kingston-ssd-xs2000-4tb.htmlRead 16 October 2026Producer code SXS2000/4000G, EAN 740617327328. The shop showed the 4TB as temporarily unavailable on the day of reading

840025273856, 8400252730305Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tb.jsonRead 15 October 2026Sabrent Shopify product feed, variant barcode 8-40025-27385-6 for SB-XTM5-2TB, stored as 840025273856. The 4TB feed at sb-xtm5-4tb.json gives 8-40025-27303-0, stored as 840025273030

AnnouncediThe maker's first announcement of this model. This is separate from first retail availability.

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2 August 20248Press articleguru3d.com/story/sabrent-rocket-xtrm5-portable-ssd-with-thunderbolt-5Read 15 October 2026Guru3D, 2 August 2024, reports Sabrent's teaser of the Rocket XTRM5 Thunderbolt 5 portable SSD. Tom's Hardware, TechEBlog and Newsshooter ran the same story on the same day. Sabrent gave no release date. The CrystalDiskMark figures in the story come from a prototype and are not stored

Status

Available13Retailer pagekomputronik.pl/product/734711/kingston-ssd-xs2000-2tb.htmlRead 16 October 2026The shop lists the 2TB and the 500GB at a price, and the data sheet of February 2026 still lists the XS2000, so the drive is on sale

Available1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026The 2TB page is live on 2026-10-15 with an Add to cart button. The 4TB page shows Sold out in the US store, and its store tags mark it out of stock in the US and UK. Both are real models with a SKU and a barcode

PredecessoriThe model this one directly replaced, in the same line, tier and size, as the maker or a trusted review names it.

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SuccessoriThe model that directly replaced this one, in the same line, tier and size. A revision such as a Slim or OLED model does not count when a next generation exists.

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Launch price (US)iThe maker's US launch MSRP for the stated configuration, excluding tax. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

$284.992Reviewstoragereview.com/review/kingston-xs2000-reviewRead 16 October 2026Review dated 5 October 2021: Kingston offers the XS2000 in 500GB for $99.99, 1TB for $159.99 and 2TB for $284.99. US list prices, excluding sales tax. The 4TB had no price in the review3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/kingston-xs2000-portable-ssdRead 16 October 2026Specs table pricing row: 500GB $99.99, 1TB $159.99, 2TB $284.99, the same as StorageReview

$369.996Maker product pageweb.archive.org/web/20250429142000/https://sabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 21 October 2026Sabrent store price $369.99 for the 2TB (SB-XTM5-2TB) on the first archived capture of the page, 2025-04-29, with no compare-at price. The 2TB product was published in the store feed on 2025-03-18 and no earlier capture exists, so the price on that day is unknown. The current store price of $499.99 with a $721.99 compare-at price is not a launch price and is not used. Excl. tax, US store7Maker product pageweb.archive.org/web/20241214184130/https://sabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-4tbRead 21 October 2026Sabrent store price $599.99 for the 4TB (SB-XTM5-4TB) on the archived capture of 2024-12-14, and the same on later captures up to 2025-06-24, with no compare-at price. The page was live in the store before the drive shipped. The current store price of $779.99 with a $1,169.99 compare-at price is not a launch price and is not used. Excl. tax, US store

Launch price (EU)iThe maker's euro launch price for the stated configuration, including VAT as published. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

From €100.991Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 20262Reviewstoragereview.com/review/kingston-xs2000-reviewRead 16 October 20263Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/kingston-xs2000-portable-ssdRead 16 October 20264Measurementtomshardware.com/reviews/kingston-xs2000-portable-ssd/2Read 16 October 20268Press articlebasic-tutorials.de/news/kingston-xs2000-neue-tragbare-ssd-vorgestelltRead 16 October 20269Spec databaseupcitemdb.com/upc/740617321357Read 16 October 202610Spec databaseupcitemdb.com/upc/740617321340Read 16 October 202611Spec databaseupcitemdb.com/upc/740617321333Read 16 October 202612Retailer pagekomputronik.pl/product/734707/kingston-ssd-xs2000-500gb.htmlRead 16 October 202613Retailer pagekomputronik.pl/product/734711/kingston-ssd-xs2000-2tb.htmlRead 16 October 202614Retailer pagekomputronik.pl/product/770234/kingston-ssd-xs2000-4tb.htmlRead 16 October 2026

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MarketsiISO country or region codes where this exact model or variant is sold. A source page's language does not establish availability.

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ColoursiThe maker's own colour names

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Form factoriPhysical size of the drive. External is any drive in its own case that connects by cable. A drive sold in two M.2 lengths is two products. Xbox expansion card is a card for the storage expansion slot of an Xbox Series console.

External1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Portable drive in its own metal and plastic casing that connects by cable, so external

External1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026Sabrent calls it a portable SSD in an aluminum case that connects by cable

CapacityiNominal capacity before formatting, in decimal GB. A published 1 TB is 1000 GB. A published 1024GB stays 1024. The marketed capacity is stored, not a raw or usable figure from the same table, such as OWC's 2048 GB total and 1920 GB usable for a 2.0TB drive.

500 GB, 1 TB, 2 TB, 4 TB1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Capacities 500GB, 1TB, 2TB and 4TB. Footnote 2 says some of the listed capacity is used for formatting. The Tom's Hardware table lists user capacities of 512, 1024 and 2048 GB, and the marketed capacities are stored

2 TB, 4 TB1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026Two store pages: 2TB and 4TB. Sabrent does not publish a byte definition. The base is the 2TB model2Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-4tbRead 15 October 20264TB page, SKU SB-XTM5-4TB

Interface

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InterfaceiFastest host connection the drive is rated for. The PCIe generation of an NVMe drive is its own field. A Thunderbolt drive that also works over USB uses its Thunderbolt version.

USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (20 Gbps)1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Interface USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 over USB Type-C

Thunderbolt 51Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026Product Highlights: Thunderbolt 5 technology, connects at up to 80Gbps with transfer speeds up to 64Gbps, and is backward compatible with TB3, TB4 and USB4. The page also describes a USB fallback of up to 20Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 2x2). The manual says USB fallback up to 10Gbps (Gen 2x1). The Thunderbolt version is stored3Owner's manualsabrent.com/cdn/shop/files/SB-XTM5_20-_20Manual_634.pdfRead 15 October 2026Features: connects at up to Thunderbolt 5 speeds (80Gbps) with transfers up to 64Gbps. The Performance modes table lists Thunderbolt 5 at 80 Gbps with potential bandwidth above 6 GB/s. That is a bus figure, not a drive speed claim, so no claimed read or write speed is stored

PCIe generationiHighest PCIe generation the drive supports, e.g. 5 for PCIe 5.0. NVMe drives only. A drive rated for PCIe 4.0 x4 or 5.0 x2 is 5 with 2 lanes, and the source note names both modes.

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46Maker product pageweb.archive.org/web/20250429142000/https://sabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 21 October 2026Archived Sabrent store page of 2025-04-29, Bring The Thunder block: an 80Gbps connection with enough speed to get the most out of a 64Gbps PCIe 4.0 SSD. The current page and the manual no longer repeat the PCIe generation

PCIe lanesiLanes the drive uses at its highest PCIe generation, usually 4. NVMe drives only.

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46Maker product pageweb.archive.org/web/20250429142000/https://sabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 21 October 2026The page names no lane count. 64Gbps at PCIe 4.0 (16 GT/s per lane) is four lanes, and Guru3D calls 64 Gbps the bandwidth of Gen 4 x48Press articleguru3d.com/story/sabrent-rocket-xtrm5-portable-ssd-with-thunderbolt-5Read 15 October 2026Guru3D names 64 Gbps per direction as the bandwidth of Gen 4 x4, which agrees with the lane count stored. Its guess that a Gen 5 drive sits inside is a pre-launch assumption, and Sabrent's own page says a PCIe 4.0 SSD, so Gen 5 is not stored

NVMe versioniVersion of the NVMe specification as published. A revision letter is left out, so 2.0d is stored as 2.0.

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Detachable cableiExternal drives. No means the cable is fixed to the drive.

Yes1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Includes lists a separate 12 inch USB-C to USB-C cable, so the cable is not fixed to the drive

Yes1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026In the box lists a Thunderbolt 5 cable apart from the drive, and the manual says to plug one end into the drive's USB-C input port

Hardware

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ControlleriController maker and model as named by the maker or a review. On an external drive, the controller of the SSD inside, not the USB or Thunderbolt bridge chip. The bridge chip goes in the source note.

Silicon Motion SM23202Reviewstoragereview.com/review/kingston-xs2000-reviewRead 16 October 2026Review text: the XS2000 relies on 3D TLC NAND and uses an SMI 2320 controller3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/kingston-xs2000-portable-ssdRead 16 October 2026Tom's Hardware, 29 October 2021: Silicon Motion SM2320, a single-chip controller that is also the USB bridge, single core with four channels. Club386 names the same part SM2320G5Reviewclub386.com/kingston-xs2000-external-ssd-2tb-reviewRead 16 October 2026Review text: the 2TB sample uses a four-channel Silicon Motion SM2320G bridging controller. The controller and the USB bridge are one chip, so no separate bridge chip is stored

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Flash typeiBits stored in each flash cell. TLC stores three and QLC stores four. A maker can use another flash type in some capacities, so it is per variant.

TLC2Reviewstoragereview.com/review/kingston-xs2000-reviewRead 16 October 20263D TLC NAND flash3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/kingston-xs2000-portable-ssdRead 16 October 20261TB sample with sixteen dies of Micron 512Gb 96-layer TLC flash. The spec table lists Micron 96L TLC for all three capacities5Reviewclub386.com/kingston-xs2000-external-ssd-2tb-reviewRead 16 October 2026The 2TB sample uses Kingston-branded 3D TLC NAND. Shipping firmware limited the dynamic cache to about 30 GB, which firmware S9800110 fixed6Reviewtechradar.com/reviews/kingston-xs2000-usb-32-gen-2-x-2-external-ssdRead 16 October 2026Review dated 26 October 2021: the SM2320 is paired with 3D TLC NAND chips, probably Micron 96-layer. TechRadar tested over Thunderbolt 4, which does not run USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, so none of its speed results are stored

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Flash memoryiFlash maker and generation as named by the maker or a review.

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Flash layersiStacked layers of the 3D flash, from the maker or a review.

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DRAM cacheiDRAM is a memory chip on the drive. HMB is a drive without DRAM that borrows host memory. None has neither. HMB not stated is a drive without DRAM where no source says whether it borrows host memory. An external drive counts when a source names the cache of the drive inside.

None, HMB not stated3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/kingston-xs2000-portable-ssdRead 16 October 2026Specs table lists DRAM as N/A, and the text says the drive is DRAM-less. No source says anything about borrowing host memory

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DRAM cache sizeiSize of the DRAM on the drive. Any DRAM type counts, such as DDR4 or LPDDR4X. Host memory buffer (HMB) is not DRAM on the drive.

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Component sidesiWhether chips sit on one or both sides of the board. Thin laptops and some handhelds need single-sided drives. M.2 drives only. The M.2 module code states it: S is single-sided and D is double-sided, e.g. 2280-S3-M or 2280-D5-M.

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Performance

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Sequential read (claimed)iMaker's up-to sequential read speed for this capacity. Test conditions are in the source note.

2,000MB/s1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Speed 2,000 MB/s read. Footnote 1: speed may vary due to host hardware, software and usage. One figure is given for all four capacities. The test host is not named

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Sequential write (claimed)iMaker's up-to sequential write speed for this capacity. Makers usually measure it inside the fast write cache.

2,000MB/s1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Speed 2,000 MB/s write, the same figure for every capacity

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Random 4K read (claimed)iMaker's up-to random read speed with 4 KB blocks. Queue depth and threads are in the source note. The maker's headline claim. Makers test at different queue depths, so compare with care. The queue depth 1 measured fields compare better.

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Random 4K write (claimed)iMaker's up-to random write speed with 4 KB blocks. Queue depth and threads are in the source note. The maker's headline claim. Makers test at different queue depths, so compare with care. The queue depth 1 measured fields compare better.

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Endurance and reliability

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Endurance (TBW)iTerabytes that can be written within the warranty, as the maker rates them.

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MTBF or MTTF (claimed)iMean time between failures, or mean time to failure when the maker publishes MTTF. The source note says which. Some makers state it per capacity, so it is per variant.

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Operating temperatureiMaker's operating range. The storage range is not stored.

Min0Max40°C1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Operating temperature 0 C to 40 C. The storage range of -20 C to 85 C is not stored

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Power

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Power while reading (claimed)iMaker's average power during sequential reads, including a figure given at the full read speed. A single average or active figure with no read and write split, such as Corsair's, is stored in both read and write, and the source note says so. A maximum figure, such as Kingston's (MAX) Read, is a peak and is not stored.

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Power while writing (claimed)iMaker's average power during sequential writes. A single average or active figure with no read and write split is stored in both read and write, and the source note says so. A maximum figure, such as Kingston's (MAX) Write, is a peak and is not stored.

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Max power consumption (claimed)iMaker's peak or maximum power figure. Not the average while reading or writing. Kingston publishes max read and max write power apart. Store the higher one and name both in the source note.

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Average power in light use (claimed)iMaker's average over a mixed client workload such as MobileMark. Not idle power and not read or write power.

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Idle power (claimed)iMaker's idle power in the PS3 state with APST on, or the state the maker calls low-power idle. On a SATA drive, Slumber counts as low-power idle. A plain idle figure with no low-power state, often near 1 W, is active idle and is not stored. Samsung's Idle with DIPM on is a SATA link power state, so it counts as low-power idle.

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Sleep power (claimed)iMaker's power in the deepest sleep state, PS4 or L1.2. On a SATA drive this is DevSleep.

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Measured

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Sequential read (measured)iCrystalDiskMark SEQ1M Q8T1 read result from a reviewer. Host and slot are in the source note. KitGuru's default profile counts as SEQ1M Q8T1.

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Sequential write (measured)iCrystalDiskMark SEQ1M Q8T1 write result from a reviewer. Host and slot are in the source note.

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Random 4K read at queue depth 1 (measured)iCrystalDiskMark RND4K Q1T1 read result from a reviewer. Small reads one at a time, close to everyday use. KitGuru's 4K QD1 1 Thread test counts as RND4K Q1T1. A CrystalDiskMark result printed in IOPS is stored as IOPS x 4096 / 1,000,000 MB/s, the way CrystalDiskMark converts.

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Random 4K write at queue depth 1 (measured)iCrystalDiskMark RND4K Q1T1 write result from a reviewer. A CrystalDiskMark result printed in IOPS is stored as IOPS x 4096 / 1,000,000 MB/s, the way CrystalDiskMark converts.

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Write cache size (measured)iData written at full speed in one long sequential write on an empty drive before the speed drops.

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Write speed after the cache (measured)iWrite speed in the first state after the fast cache is full, when the drive writes straight to TLC or QLC. Tom's Hardware calls it TLC mode. The slower folding state and the lowest dip are not stored. Only from a long sequential write test.

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3DMark Storage BenchmarkiOverall score measured by a reviewer. Host and slot are in the source note. From StorageReview only. Tom's Hardware scores the same drive about 30 percent higher, so other reviewers are not mixed in.

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Highest temperature under load (measured)iHighest drive sensor reading in a sustained write test of 10 minutes or more, on the bare drive unless the row is a heatsink version. Short benchmark runs do not count. Heatsink, airflow and room temperature go in the source note.

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Idle power (measured)iReviewer's idle reading. Power-saving settings such as ASPM are in the source note. A value read from a chart image counts when the source note says "read from chart".

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Cooling and build

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HeatsinkiVersions sold. The base lists every version and each variant row lists its own. A water block or a cooler with a fan counts as a heatsink. A thermal pad or label alone is bare. A heatsink in the box that the buyer fits, as on the XPG MARS 980 BLADE, counts as with heatsink.

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RGB lightingiAny version sold has lighting the user can set. A status LED alone does not count. Leave it out when no version has lighting. The Heatsink rows show which version has it.

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Dust and water ratingiPublished IP rating of an external drive.

IP551Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Highlights: IP55 rating with removable rubber sleeve. Footnote 3: certified to withstand water flow and limited dust contact to IEC/EN 60529 IP55, tested with the sleeve. Footnote text also says testing used controlled drop procedures, with no drop height given, so no drop height is stored

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Drop test heightiMaker-published tested height. Surface and conditions are in the source note.

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Security and software

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SecurityiFeatures the maker names for the drive. Encryption done by host software does not count. ATA Security passthrough counts as password protection.

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Software

Kingston SSD Manager1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Footnote 4 says the SSD Life Remaining value for the warranty is found with Kingston SSD Manager. StorageReview says the drive ships without drive management software, so the tool is not bundled

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Compatibility

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PlatformsiPlatforms the maker names for this drive. A PS5 needs a heatsink on an internal drive. PC is for a maker that writes Client PCs or PC without naming an operating system. Handheld PCs go in Other with a source note.

Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, Android, iOS, iPadOS, Other1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Compatible with: Windows 11, 10 and 8.1, macOS (v.10.14.x and later), Linux (v. 2.6.x and later), Chrome OS, Android, iOS and iPadOS (v.13 and later), and gaming consoles. Consoles are not named, so they are stored as other. Footnote 5 says an OTG cable may be needed for phones and tablets

Windows, macOS, Linux3Owner's manualsabrent.com/cdn/shop/files/SB-XTM5_20-_20Manual_634.pdfRead 15 October 2026Supported Operating Systems: Windows 10+, macOS 14.4+, Linux. The table says a PC with Thunderbolt 5 needs Windows 11

Dimensions and weight

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DimensionsiLength is the long side. Height is the thickness, including a fitted heatsink. As the maker publishes it. A maximum counts. Length is the long side even when the maker lists the width first.

Length69.54Width32.58Height13.5mm(2.7 × 1.3 × 0.5 in)1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 202669.54 x 32.58 x 13.5 mm, the drive alone. Length is stored as the long side

Length104.9Width45Height14.5mm(4.1 × 1.8 × 0.6 in)1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026Page Dimensions block: Lenght [sic] 4.13 in, Width 1.77 in, Height 0.57 in. Converted exactly at 25.4 mm per inch and rounded to 0.1 mm: 104.9 x 45.0 x 14.5 mm. The same on the 2TB and 4TB pages

WeightiDrive alone, with a heatsink when it is sold fitted. No cable and no packaging. As the maker publishes it. A maximum counts. Not a measured weight.

28.9g(1 oz)1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 202628.9 g, the same figure as in the launch coverage

95g(3.4 oz)1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026Page Dimensions block: Weight 3.35 oz, which is 94.97 g, stored as 95. The same on the 4TB page. It is not stated whether the optional silicone sleeve is included

In the box

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In the box

Rubber sleeve, 12 inch USB-C to USB-C cable1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Includes: Rubber sleeve and 12 inch USB-C to USB-C cable. Tom's Hardware measured the cable at 11.5 inches and Club386 reports 20 cm. The maker's 12 inches is stored

Rocket XTRM External Thunderbolt 5 NVMe SSD, Thunderbolt 5 cable (50cm)1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026In the box on the page, verbatim: Rocket XTRM External Thunderbolt 5 NVMe SSD and Thunderbolt 5 cable (50cm). The manual names the drive Rocket XTRM 5 External Thunderbolt 5 NVMe SSD. The silicone sleeve is described as optional and is not listed3Owner's manualsabrent.com/cdn/shop/files/SB-XTM5_20-_20Manual_634.pdfRead 15 October 2026Package Contents: Rocket XTRM 5 External Thunderbolt 5 NVMe SSD and Thunderbolt 5 cable (50cm)

Cables includediCables supplied with an external drive.

AKingston XS2000

Type	Length (m)	Count
USB-C to USB-C	0.3048	1

Source1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 202612 inch USB-C to USB-C cable, one in the box. 12 inches converts exactly to 0.3048 m

BSabrent Rocket XTRM 5

Type	Length (m)	Count
Thunderbolt 5 (USB-C)	0.5	1

Source1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026One Thunderbolt 5 cable of 50 cm. The page and manual do not name the connector at each end. Sabrent's product photo shows a USB-C plug at both ends

Links

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Product page

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sabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tb1Maker product pagesabrent.com/products/sb-xtm5-2tbRead 15 October 2026Sabrent store page for the Rocket XTRM 5 2TB, SKU SB-XTM5-2TB

Spec sheet

www.kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdf1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Kingston XS2000 External Solid State Drive (SSD) data sheet, English US, two pages, document MKD-09302025. The PDF was created on 2026-02-11. Kingston's product page returned a Cloudflare challenge and was not opened

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Manual

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sabrent.com/cdn/shop/files/SB-XTM5_20-_20Manual_634.pdf3Owner's manualsabrent.com/cdn/shop/files/SB-XTM5_20-_20Manual_634.pdfRead 15 October 2026SB-XTM5 User Manual, Adobe PDF created 2024-11-28, linked from the Manuals block of both store pages

EPREL registration numberiId in the EU energy label database. Each size or model of a series has its own id, so it is per variant.

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Warranty

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Manufacturer warranty (source market)iThe maker's warranty period for the exact SKU or configuration and market named in the source note. It applies only to that stated market, not every regional variant. Statutory consumer rights are excluded. The base term is stored. An extension that needs registration goes in the source note.

5years1Maker spec sheet (PDF)kingston.com/datasheets/sxs2000_us.pdfRead 16 October 2026Limited 5-year warranty with free technical support. The warranty ends at 5 years or when the SSD Life Remaining wear indicator reaches 1 (footnote 4)

3years4Maker product pagesabrent.com/pages/warranty-policyRead 15 October 2026Warranty by product type table, External Storage (external SSDs, portable SSDs): standard 3 years, 5 years with registration within 90 days. The store page tags read warranty-std 3 Years and warranty-ext 5 Years. The store page generic block says 2-Year Warranty, which conflicts and is not used. The page names no market

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