Fanxiang PS2000W review: A solid portable SSD that's another victim of the rising memory prices
THE SO WHAT
Rising memory prices are turning high-speed portable SSDs like the PS2000W into margin squeeze points rather than cheap throw-ins. If your product or workflow assumes abundant, low-cost flash, revisit BOMs and storage tiers before this rolls into your unit economics.
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