Kingston's XS1000 external SSD receives big win in 2024 Red Dot Award's Product Design category
Kingston has some exciting news: their Kingston XS1000 External SSD just won the 2024 Red Dot Award for Product Design thanks to its thoughtful approach. Created to be extremely portable, the XS1000 might as well be the best selection for ensuring all your important documents, precious memories, and media files are alw
Kingston has some exciting news: their Kingston XS1000 External SSD just won the 2024 Red Dot Award for Product Design thanks to its thoughtful approach.
Created to be extremely portable, the XS1000 might as well be the best selection for ensuring all your important documents, precious memories, and media files are always within reach. The <29g weight and incredibly small form factor don't even relay itself as an SSD and are more like a thumb drive to be honest.
But despite its tiny size, the XS1000 boasts impressive read speeds of up to 1,050MB/s and comes with storage capacities of up to 2TB - plenty of space for everything you throw at it.
Kingston also has something to say after the win:
“We take pride in receiving the Red Dot Design Award as it highlights our commitment to sleek and portable storage solutions, we designed the XS1000 with the user in mind, offering unparalleled portability for those who value both convenience and performance.”
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Created to be extremely portable, the XS1000 might as well be the best selection for ensuring all your important documents, precious memories, and media files are always within reach. The <29g weight and incredibly small form factor don't even relay itself as an SSD and are more like a thumb drive to be honest.
But despite its tiny size, the XS1000 boasts impressive read speeds of up to 1,050MB/s and comes with storage capacities of up to 2TB - plenty of space for everything you throw at it.
Kingston also has something to say after the win:
