This 500GB Angelbird 500GB AtomX SSDmini - Compact Storage Solutionis custom-designed to fit into a variety of Atomos products while maintaining high data throughput rates necessary for a 4K workflow. It fits perfectly into the Atomos Ninja V, Ninja Flame, Ninja Inferno, and Shogun Inferno. An optional adapter handle enables using this SSD with the Shogun Studio, Sumo 19, and Sumo 19M.

Although 20% smaller than an average SSD, the SSDmini makes no concession to size, and it features formidable up to 560 MB/s sequential read speed with 520 MB/s sustained read speed, and up to 540 MB/s sequential write speed with 500 MB/s sustained write speed. Incorporating Stable Stream technology, you don't drop any frames. The SATA III connector enables connecting to a standard SATA III port when it is time to transfer your footage.

To receive the full limited 3-year warranty, the product needs to be registered on the Angelbird Personal Service Portal within 30 days after purchase. If not registered within this period, the market-specific legal guarantee period comes into force.

Fits Ninja V, Ninja Flame, Ninja Inferno    Fits Shogun Inferno    Fits Sumo 19/19M with Adapter Handle    Fits Shogun Studio with Adapter Handle    20% Smaller than Average SSD    Maximum Read Speed: 560 MB/s    Maximum Write Speed: 540 MB/s    Stable Stream Technology    SATA III Connector

• CDNG up to 4k30p
• ProRes RAW HQ 5.7K up to 30p
• 4k60p and 2k240p

• Apple ProRes: 4k60p and 2k240p
• Avid DNx: 4k60p and 2k240p
• Apple ProRes RAW: 5.7k30p, 4k60p and 2k240p
• CDNG: 4k30p

• Up to 560 MB/s sequential read speed with 520 MB/s sustained read speed
• Up to 540 MB/s sequential write speed with 500 MB/s sustained write speed

• Shock, temperature, X-ray, and magnetic proof
• Supports the entire Atomos range of Ninja and Shogun devices, and with the use of an adapter handle, even the Sumo19, Sumo19M, and Shogun Studio

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many hours i can Record Hd high-quality

A: You can get around 300 minutes of ProRes HQ 1080p 24fps.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with the Sumo 19SE ?

A: The Angelbird 1TB AtomX SSDmini is compatible with the Atomos Sumo 19SE monitor.

Q: 3. Does this work with shogun flame?

A: Yes it does. However you will need to install the Atomos Handle Adapter for AtomX SSDmini to it, B&H # ATOMXSSDH1. It requires the handle for use in the larger Atomos Recorders. https://bhpho.to/2E80KyR

Q: 4. Dose it come with The SATA connector to transfer the footage to the laptop?

A: That is not included. You could purchase this StarTech USB 3.0 to 2.5" SATA III Drive Adapter Cable (19.7"), BH #STU3S2SAT3CB, to go along with it. https://bhpho.to/2FYz5QK

Q: 5. Do I need to create a "New Simple Volume" via desktop/laptop before plugin it in the Atomos Ninja V for the first time to format?

A: No you do not. This drive is already optimized for Atomos products. We recommend formatting it in the Ninja V.

Q: 6. I bought this 2 TB disk from Ninja V but with the latest firmware 10.54 and a Sony A7s3 camera this disk works with errors, when watching a video, the disk turns off and there are still various errors. Atomos wrote that these errors happen only with their 2 TB disk. The question is, do I need to buy another smaller drive or will this error be fixed with firmware updates?

A: At current time, we do not have information regarding any imminent firmware updates and would recommend using the smaller "tested" drives instead.

Q: 7. Is this fast enough to record 8K ProRes RAW?

A: The Angelbird AtomX SSDmini (500GB) drive is made to work in the highest settings in cooperation with the Atomos external recorders. That being said, this drive will indeed offer 8k when the monitor is paired with the correct high speed HDMI cable.

Q: 8. How long will a 1TB SSD last if I am shooting pro res raw 4K 60p? 1.2 hrs?

A: Shooting in ProRes RAW HQ at 60p you will get approx. 35 minutes on 1TB.

Q: 9. Will this work with the new ninja?

A: Yes, the Angelbird 1TB AtomX SSDmini will work in both the Atomos Ninja 5.2" 4K HDMI Recording Monitor and the Atomos Ninja Ultra Recording Monitor.

Q: 10. Approximately how much recording time would I get with 4k60 422?

A: You should get roughly 106 minutes of recording time if you are shooting in ProRes 422 at 4K60p. https://www.apple.com/tw/final-cut-pro/docs/Apple_ProRes_White_Paper.pdf pg. 22