The portable SSD market seems to push capacity limits up year over year. This year Samsung took a huge step pushing out the 2TB Portable SSD T5 while previous to this SanDisk had the crown with the Extreme 900 at 1.9TB which to this day is still the quickest portable SSD we have ever tested. ADATA has quietly come along releasing a few versions of its portable SSD in the DashDrive family. The SE720 started it off, followed by the SE730, and today we have the refreshed SE730H. The SE730H is available in both 256GB and 512GB capacities while offering two colors - gold and red. This solution features IP68 certifications for dust and water protection, given you have the USB-C cover closed and the drive is not in use. That said, this is a Gen 2 USB 3.1 device and ADATA markets this drive is capable of 500 MB/s read and write. The footprint comes in at 72 x 44mm and 12mm thick, and weight is listed at 33 grams or 1.1 ounces. This solution is compatible with Windows XP through 10 and MacOS 10.6+ and Linux Kernel 2.6+. The MSRP of the ADATA SE730H in the 512GB capacity reaches $259.99 with a three-year warranty.