ADATA and its XPG line are popular value SSDs and flash drives. When a controller fails and the drive vanishes, we recover ADATA SATA, NVMe, and portable SSDs in our lab.
We handle ADATA SSDs, flash drives, portable SSDs — across current and discontinued lines:
SU800SU630XPG SX8200SE800 PortableUV128 USB
Common ADATA failures we handle
•An XPG NVMe not detected
•An SU800 SSD that disappeared
•An SE800 portable SSD that won’t mount
•A USB drive showing 0 bytes
ADATA models & families
XPG SX8200 Pro, Gammix & Legend
NVMe SSDs popular in gaming PCs and PS5 upgrades.
SU630, SU650, SU750 & SU800
SATA SSDs — several are DRAM-less or QLC.
SE800, SD810 & SC740
Portable USB SSDs.
HD710 Pro & HD330
Rugged portable hard drives with a 2.5" drive inside.
UV-series
USB flash drives.
Known ADATA failure patterns
Widely reported, publicly documented issues we see in ADATA recoveries. Most units never have these problems — but if yours does, here’s what it means for your data.
SX8200 Pro component changes
The XPG SX8200 Pro was widely reported to ship with different controllers and NAND over its life under the same name. Recovery starts by identifying exactly which hardware is inside.
QLC and DRAM-less slowdowns
Drives like the SU630 can slow sharply when full. Slowness alone isn’t failure — but freezing, disappearing, or read errors are.
Rugged doesn’t mean drop-proof
HD710 Pro drives survive a lot, but a drop while running can still damage the heads inside. A rugged drive that clicks after a fall needs a cleanroom.
We email a prepaid label — inbound shipping on us.
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We recover
Certified engineers work your ADATA device in our ISO cleanroom.
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Pay on success
Charged only when your data is back.
ADATA recovery — common questions
How much does ADATA data recovery cost?+
One flat $1,200 for the ADATA devices we handle — quoted before you ship, with no per-gigabyte fees and no diagnostic charge. You pay $0 if we can't recover your data.
Can you recover an encrypted or password-protected ADATA drive?+
Often yes, but you'll need the password or encryption key. Many ADATA drives use hardware encryption, so a physical recovery only yields readable data when the correct credentials are supplied — have them ready.
My ADATA drive isn't recognized — is the data still there?+
Usually. A drive that isn't detected most often has a controller, firmware, or mechanical fault while the data itself sits intact. Stop using it, don't reformat, and let our cleanroom recover it.
Do I have to visit a location?+
No. We're a mail-in service: confirm online, we email a free prepaid label, you ship your ADATA device, and we return it with your recovered data. You only pay on success.