Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive on sale for $116.99

Down $33 from the usual price. A drive with both USB-A and USB-C connectors makes sense when your devices use different ports. The 512GB Lexar D50E puts both connectors in a compact, cable-free design.

Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive drops to $116.99 - save $33.

THE DEAL

Lexar D50E Solid State Dual Drive

$116.99 (was $149.99) - Save $33 (22% off)

WhereAmazon Expires: No end date listed

Get This Deal

For just $116.99, down from its list price of $149.99, the D50E costs less than its recorded 180-day average of $131.51. The advertised 22% savings uses the list price as its reference, while the current price is roughly 11% below that historical average. Its recorded low is $93.99, so the case here rests on the lower-than-average price and the connector setup.

What You're Getting

• 512GB capacity. This offer covers the 512GB version of the D50E solid state dual drive.
• Two connector types. Built-in USB-A and USB-C connections support USB devices without a separate cable.
• Up to 400MB/s reads and writes. Both transfer speeds are rated at the same maximum; actual performance may vary.
• Photo backup tools. The free Lexar App supports photo backup and media management on iOS and Android.
• Metal housing. The enclosure protects the connectors and gives the compact drive a durable exterior.

Who This Is For

The D50E fits people who move files between USB-A and USB-C devices and want fewer accessories to carry. Its cable-free format is useful for keeping storage close at hand, while the app adds a photo backup option for iOS and Android users. Choose it for that combination of file storage, two connector types, and mobile media management.

The Caveat

The Lexar App does not support iCloud content backup yet. If your main goal is backing up content stored in iCloud, this drive's app does not cover that job.

Final Verdict

Buy the D50E at $116.99 if its 512GB capacity and built-in connectors match your file-transfer routine. The price sits below its recorded average, and the practical draw is carrying one drive that connects through either USB-A or USB-C.