The Orico IG740 Pro is available in 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities for $71, $135, and $240, respectively. That’s roughly on par for a host memory buffer TLC SSD. How fast is the Orico IG740-Pro?

At $18.69 after applying the 15% coupon, the ORICO 5-in-1 USB-C Hub offers a reliable and cost-effective solution for expanding connectivity on Type-C devices.

Orico's ClearLink M.2 2TB DIY portable SSD provides a solution with an SSD drive and enclosure duo that provides a good, but not great, bang for your buck.

Orico’s Thunderbolt 4 12-in-1 Docking Station is a slab of aluminum about 7 inches by 3.5 inches deep, and roughly an inch or so high. It sits on fairly modest rubber pads on all four corners.

The Orico MiniDock Vertical Mac Mini Dock Stand offers more ports and storage for the new Mac mini, without frills. But, sometimes, that's all you need.

Orico's IG740 Pro 2TB performs exceptionally well for what it is. It is, in fact, the best-performing of the many MAP1602A-controlled SSDs appearing on this chart. Impressive.

The Orico Mecha's design and build reflect the intentions of the large-capacity portable hard drive. This rugged, portable SSD goes beyond most when it comes to durability and compatibility ...

Overall, the Orico MagPro Portable SSD A20PLUS's design is extremely well thought out. The MagSafe technology for iPhone users makes it easy to attach via the USB Type-C cable.

The Orico IG740-PRO achieved speeds hip top 3,053MB/s on a Mac mini M2 Pro. Orico. To see what kind of performance everyday users can expect, I put one of the 2TB Industrial SSDs into an Orico ...

Orico claims its MiniMate will offer speeds up to 40Gbps by attaching to one of the Mac mini’s Thunderbolt/USB4 ports. However, that speed will depend on the type of NVMe SSD used which will ...