Question 1

Does this work with an iPad Pro 3rd Generation?

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Hello,
Thank you for your Question.
We are happy to inform you that this SSD #CT2000X10PROSSD902 will work with the shared information.

Question 2

Does it work with the Xbox Series X?

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Yes, this SSD CT2000X10PROSSD9 will work with Xbox Series X.

Question 3

I need one X10 4Tb as soon as possible... Can I get one?

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have you tried ordering one?  
Be forewarned, nobody's gotten more than 1080 MBs, and they come with obsolete/inop firmware and apps.

Question 4

I'm soooo not tech savvy.  Can I partition to back up files and to store Macbook Air files?

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Hello,

Thank you for your question, I am sharing some step to install SSD on Macbook air system.

How to partition an external SSD on a Mac
Step 1: Connect the Crucial X10 pro SSD to your computer
Connect your X10 pro or X9 pro to your Mac with the enclosed USB-C cable. If your Mac only has a USB-A port, you'll need to use a USB-A adapter (included with the Crucial X10 pro, sold separately or bundled with the X6).

Step 2: Open Disk Utility
Using Finder, go to applications, then utilities, then open Disk Utility.

Step 3: Create the first partition
Select Drive, then select the “create partition” option.

Step 4: Name the new partition
Create a name for the new storage location (such as “X9 pro Backup” or “X10 pro Backup”).

Step 5: Select a filesystem type
Select a filesystem type from the options (APFS works well for backing up files).

Step 6: Select a size for the new storage location
Choose the amount of storage space you want to allocate to the new partition. For example, if you want to split a 1TB X10 pro Crucial SSD into two equal partitions, choose 500GB.

Step 7: Create the second partition
Click the plus sign (+) to create the second partition.

Step 8: Set up your second partition
Repeat previous steps to name (such as Crucial X10 pro transfers), size, and create a filesystem type for the second partition. (exFAT works well as a read/write filesystem type and is compatible with both Mac and PC.)

Step 9: Complete
Hit “Apply” when prompted. After, a warning will alert you that all current files will be deleted from the X10 pro. Select “Partition.” Two storage locations (in this case, Crucial X10 pro backup and Crucial X10 pro transfers) will appear on the desktop.

Conclusion
Hopefully this guide will help you set up your Crucial portable SSD and get the most out of your device.

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Brand	Crucial
Connectivity technology	USB
Digital storage capacity	2 TB
Hard disk form factor	2.5 Inches
Hard disk interface	USB-C
Special features	Portable

Crucial X10 Pro 2TB Portable SSD - Up to 2100MB/s Read, 2000MB/s Write - Water and dust Resistant, PC and Mac, with Mylio Photos+ Offer - USB 3.2 External Solid State Drive - CT2000X10PROSSD902

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