Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD with Hub drops to $287.38 on Amazon

Save $12.61 on this price drop.

If you shoot Apple ProRes on an iPhone 15 or 16 and keep hitting storage walls mid-shoot, the Lexar Professional Go is the kind of external drive you actually want on set. It pairs a 1TB ultracompact SSD with a hub that adds four USB-C ports, so it does double duty as a capture drive and a mini expansion dock. Right now Amazon has the bundle at its latest cut.

The Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD w/Hub drops to $287.38, saving you $12.61 off its $299.99 list price. It is a modest 4% trim, but this drive rarely moves off list, so any margin below MSRP is worth grabbing if you have been holding out for a reason to buy.

THE DEAL

Lexar Professional Go Portable SSD w/Hub, Supports

$287.38 (was $299.99) - Save $12.61 (4% off)

WhereAmazon Expires: No end date listed

Get This Deal

Pricing context matters here. The drive has been hovering near $299.99 for the past 30 days, and it has spent most of the last quarter around $296.61. That means this $287.38 tag is genuinely below its recent averages, even if the cut is small. If you have watched this bundle sit at full price for weeks. This is the first real reason to pull the trigger.

What You're Getting

• Ultracompact 1TB design you can carry anywhere for spontaneous capture
• Plug-and-play Type-C connector, no tangled cables (press firmly to seat the drive fully)
• Records Apple ProRes footage at up to 4K 60fps with no dropped frames
• Read speeds up to 1050MB/s and write speeds up to 1000MB/s for fast transfers and backups
• Included hub adds four USB-C ports, plus adapters and cables to customize your rig
• Rugged build rated IP65 for dust and water resistance, drop-proof up to 1 meter

Who This Is For

This is aimed at iPhone 15 and iPhone 16 owners who shoot ProRes and need reliable external storage that travels. The bundled hub makes it a solid fit for mobile videographers who want one device to expand ports on a MacBook or iPad while offloading footage. If you do not shoot ProRes and just need bulk backup storage, a cheaper standard external SSD will do the job for less.

The Caveat

Note that this bundle is built for iPhone 15 and 16, not the incoming iPhone 17 line, so check your device before committing. And at roughly 4% off. This is not a clearance-grade price, so if you are not actively shooting this season, you can afford to wait for a deeper dip.

Final Verdict

The ProRes capture support and the four-port hub are what make the $287.38 worthwhile for working mobile videographers. Skip it if you only edit photos or need straightforward backup space, and hold out if you are not shooting within the next few weeks.