It's no secret that OCZ produces some of the best SSD's on the planet, if not the best in many cases, and it's devices like the Enyo that helps keep the company's name at the forefront of related technologies. This drive is not a typical desktop SSD, ...
With a price tag of $410 for the 128GB version it's clear that the Enyo is not a product designed for the masses. For saving, copying or backing up documents and even pictures, OCZ's newest portable drives are probably overkill, as these kinds of task...
The OCZ Enyo is a wonderfully sleek and convenient portable storage SSD that is small enough to fit easily into your pocket and fast enough to knock off your socks. Entirely plug-and-play, the Enyo can run without requiring any drivers or installs, how...
Final Words & Conclusion The OCZ Enyo is a perfect example of what we like to see as fast storage solution. There is plenty of choices on volume sizes to play around with and the speeds well are downright blazing fast. Enyo -- I am still puzzled about ...
Before wrapping up the Enyo review I want to touch on a few general usage findings. First and foremost, this is a very fast external solid state drive. In fact, it is the fastest SSD I have tested, although I have only had hands-on time with value and...
The OCZ Enyo portable SSD is an incredibly fast external storage solution that easily rivals the performance of internal SSDs but in a much more convenient package. The drive has some style to it as well with a slick anodized aluminum finish and clean li...
Excellent read and write speeds, USB 3.0 connection backwards compatible with USB 2.0, Compact and lightweight, Shockproof
Installing driver improves performances by 5% to 20%, SSD technology makes for limited storage capacities
The Enyo sets a new standard in external drive performance! Our only regret is that solid state memory is still fairly expensive and so capacities remain limited. Plus, still only very few computers have a USB 3.0 connection....
Our previous experience with USB 3.0 storage performance was a positive one, when we took a standard desktop drive or SSD and added it to a dock the performance exceeded USB 2.0 by some way however it was hardly the most practical solution and the por...
