Lexar has unveiled the Muse, an ultra-slim portable SSD measuring just 3.8mm at its thickest point. The drive sacrifices a USB-C port to achieve its minimal profile.
The Lexar Muse Ultra-Slim Portable SSD will launch later this year in 512GB and 1TB capacities, positioning itself among the thinnest portable SSDs on the market. The drive tapers to just 1mm at the edges, achieved through high-density NAND stacking and custom ultra-thin PCB architecture.
Lexar joins competitors like Xteink in prioritizing form factor over traditional connectivity. The trade-off of removing the USB-C port allows for the extremely thin design without compromising storage capacity.
Performance specifications remain solid, though full details are pending ahead of the official launch. Pricing and exact availability dates have not yet been announced. The drive targets users prioritizing portability and minimal desk footprint over conventional port accessibility.
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