ORICO iFolder Go Portable SSD Launches With Aluminum Folder Design

ORICO Technologies Co.,Ltd released the iFolder Go portable solid state drive on June 10, 2026. The device targets users who need compact external storage for mobile devices and computers. It ships with a flat aluminum body that resembles a digital folder icon.

Compact aluminum drive supports iPhone Live Photos and USB-C connectivity

The drive connects to host systems through a USB Type-C port. This interface supports data transfer speeds up to 5Gbps. ORICO designed the unit to work with Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Android phones, and iPhone models from the 15 Pro Max series onward.

Specifications

• Capacity: 1TB
• Interface: USB Type-C (5Gbps)
• Dimensions: 90.2mm x 61.2mm x 10.7mm
• Weight: 57.6g
• Material: CNC-machined aluminum body

The internal storage capacity reaches 1TB for this model. The chassis measures 90.2mm in width, 61.2mm in depth, and 10.7mm in thickness. ORICO machines the outer shell from aluminum to keep the total weight at 57.6g.

Apple's folder icon inspired the physical design of the drive according to the manufacturer. The company states that the device saves iPhone Live Photos natively without requiring extra conversion steps. The drive supports native saving and retaining of Live Photos from iPhones, allowing direct viewing on compatible Apple devices after transfer.

ORICO lists the standard retail price at 26,990 JPY in Japan. A promotional discount reduces the cost to 18,893 JPY when customers apply a specific coupon code until June 25. The drive currently ships globally and is available for immediate purchase in major markets.

The iFolder Go is positioned as a lightweight alternative to bulkier traditional hard drives, targeting users seeking portable storage solutions. The device features a CNC-machined aluminum body and weighs 57.6g, offering a compact form factor for portable data storage.

ORICO confirmed the release date, storage capacity, interface speed, physical dimensions, and pricing details. The company also verified native Live Photo support for recent iPhone models.