While at CES earlier this year we stopped by OCZ Technology's suite for a look at what they had planned for the coming year. The focus of their display was the emerging solid state drive market with several new and updated lines on display. While there we were also shown a prototype of their upcoming USB 3.0 portable solid state drive which was nameless at the time. Preliminary read / write speeds looked promising and the drive itself was encased in a sleek brushed aluminum enclosure.

That prototype would eventually be called Enyo and we have one of the first production samples for review here today.


Our retail Enyo sample arrived in the blue box you see above. Someone at OCZ must be an Apple fan as the Enyo box is virtually identical to the iPhone's packaging both inside and out; not that this is a bad thing, of course. The Enyo is available in capacities of 64GB, 128GB and 256GB. We were sent a 128GB model for evaluation. Specifications on the Enyo can be found below, borrowed from OCZ's website.



Let's move ahead and take a closer look at the Enyo.