Description

The ADATA HD710 Pro 4TB External Hard Drive delivers military-grade durability in a sleek black design, making it the ideal storage solution for gamers, content creators, and professionals who need reliable portable storage. With IP68 water and dust resistance plus shock-proof protection, your valuable game libraries, footage, and files stay safe wherever you go. The USB 3.1 interface ensures rapid transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps, while the generous 4TB capacity provides ample space for your entire gaming collection, video projects, and backups.

Military-Grade Durability

Built to withstand the toughest conditions, the HD710 Pro features triple-layer protection with a shock-absorbing silicone outer layer, durable buffer frame, and reinforced hard drive suspension system. It meets US Army MIL-STD-810G 516.6 drop test standards, protecting your data from accidental drops and impacts during transport or gaming sessions.

IP68 Water and Dust Resistance

With IP68 certification, this external drive is completely dust-tight and can withstand submersion in water up to 2 metres for 60 minutes. Whether you’re caught in the rain at a LAN party or working in dusty environments, your data remains fully protected against the elements.

High-Speed USB 3.1 Performance

Transfer your large game files, 4K videos, and backups at lightning speeds with USB 3.1 Gen 1 connectivity offering up to 5Gbps bandwidth. The drive is also backwards compatible with USB 2.0, ensuring universal compatibility with all your devices including gaming consoles, PCs, and laptops.

Massive 4TB Capacity

Store your entire Steam library, PlayStation games, Xbox titles, video projects, and important backups with 4TB of storage space. The generous capacity means you’ll never have to choose which games to keep installed, and there’s plenty of room for future downloads and content creation.

LED Status Indicator

The integrated LED indicator provides instant visual feedback on drive activity and power status, so you always know when data is being transferred and when it’s safe to disconnect your drive.