Sharge introduced the Disk Pro 2 Ultra, a portable gadget combining multiple functionalities. It serves as an external SSD enclosure, a 4K HDMI dock, and a USB-C hub, designed for use with various devices including laptops, smartphones, and gaming systems like the Nintendo Switch.
The Disk Pro 2 Ultra includes a 4K 144Hz HDMI 2.1 video output, a 5Gbps USB-A port, SD and microSD card readers, and USB-C passthrough charging. It also features a slot for M.2 2280, 2242, or 2230 SSDs, supporting up to 8TB of storage. MagSafe-pattern magnets are integrated for attachment to compatible phones or devices with an included magnetic ring.
When equipped with a 1TB Lexar NM710 SSD, the Disk Pro 2 Ultra achieved average write speeds of approximately 700MB/s. The 'Ultra' model requires at least 1.5W of USB-C bus power. A 'Lite' model is also available, which requires 5W and offers 4K60 over HDMI 2.0.
The device allows for simultaneous connection of an external monitor, multiple storage sources (SSD, USB drive, SD, microSD), and provides 80W of USB-C Power Delivery to a MacBook Pro. It enables Android phones and USB-C iPhones to access the SSD and display on an HDMI screen, and unlocks 4K60 ProRes video recording on iPhones.
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Sharge released the Disk Pro 2 Ultra, a portable device that functions as an SSD enclosure, a 4K HDMI dock, and a USB-C hub. This multi-functional gadget aims to consolidate several peripherals for users of laptops, phones, and gaming consoles like the Nintendo Switch.