SanDisk is launching two storage devices designed to celebrate the Pokémon 30th anniversary. These releases give fans a way to carry their digital collections with official character themes. The products combine standard data storage with nostalgic visual designs for collectors and everyday users.
Themed storage devices featuring Mew and Mewtwo designs are now available
The lineup includes the SanDisk Pokémon Portable SSD Mewtwo Edition and the SanDisk Pokémon USB-C Flash Drive Mew Edition. Both items feature licensed 2D artwork of the respective legendary and mythical Pokémon on their surfaces. The SSD targets users who need high-speed large file transfers, while the flash drive offers a compact option for mobile devices.
Specifications
- SanDisk Pokémon Portable SSD Mewtwo Edition Read Speed: Up to 1,000MB/s
- SanDisk Pokémon Portable SSD Mewtwo Edition Durability: Drop protection from up to 2 meters
- SanDisk Pokémon Portable SSD Mewtwo Edition Capacities: 500GB, 1TB
- SanDisk Pokémon USB-C Flash Drive Mew Edition Capacity: Up to 128GB
- SanDisk Pokémon USB-C Flash Drive Mew Edition Interface: USB-C

The Mewtwo Portable SSD supports read speeds of up to 1,000MB/s. It comes in 500GB and 1TB capacity options and includes drop protection from heights up to 2 meters. SanDisk claims this drive performs up to 5 times faster than existing portable hard drives. The Mew USB-C Flash Drive reaches up to 128GB and connects via a USB-C interface.
Susan Park, SanDisk Consumer Products Management Vice President, stated that the company wanted to create products worthy of the franchise's legacy. She noted that Pokémon has inspired creativity and personal connections across generations. Both devices are available globally now for immediate purchase.
These releases mark SanDisk's entry into themed consumer storage hardware for the anniversary. The products offer official licensing and specific durability or speed specs for different use cases. Buyers can choose between the rugged SSD for desktop workflows or the portable flash drive for on-the-go access.



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