Solid-State Drives

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1 expert reviews | 77 user reviews

Does the job well. software is a bit clunky.

15 user reviews

Performance The overall read and write speeds could have been a bit better, especially when it came to real world performance. However, they speeds are still acceptable and given the other features of the drive, I am willing to overlook the speed a...

11 user reviews

the drive is not show in bios computer

60 user reviews

works!!!!

40 user reviews

Placed in my new Dell XPS 2015. Works as intended, showing PCI-e speeds under benchmark above the 6GBps cap on SATA3 interfaces.

22 user reviews

The disk does the job. It works on my Lenovo U410 touch. However, no fitting screws were supplied with it. I have to worry myself to buy them elsewhere. Otherwise, it could be perfect.

13 user reviews

How trouble-free the installation is accomplished in a compatible laptop and how big a capacity such small card can provide

2 expert reviews | 70 user reviews

Does the job.

77 user reviews

Bought this SSD primarily for my OS/frequently used applications on, and coming from a 1.5tb 5400rpm HDD, this thing is FAST. My boot times didn't decrease significantly, but it's noticeable. Total time from power on to desktop is under 30 seconds, and...

62 user reviews

For starters you get a lot of storage for a reasonable price, I think I got this on sale too so it was even cheaper haha.

39 user reviews

Low cost SSD delivering a fast alternative to a standard 3Gb/s hard drive.

5 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Does exactly what it's suppose to

179 user reviews

Thanks ADATA for the Sample !!! I've been using the Brand since the SX900 Series, i started with 2 in RAID0 and then added a third, used them for 2 years and always great, not a single issue. For that reason i choose it. Inside; Micron NAND FLASH and...

151 user reviews

Got it cheaper since it is a refurbushed product. It is easy to install and ready to use. It is also slim if compared to other SSDs. I ran a HD test on it and it has no bad sectors nor anything that makes it different than a non-refurbished product.

32 user reviews

was cheap, made by a reputable company

24 user reviews

The Solid State market has been thriving in the last six months. Part of this growth has been caused by the Thailand floods which raised the prices of mechanical drives. If you are in the market for a new Solid State drive, but only have £100 to spend...

5 expert reviews | 28 user reviews

Used drive for 9 months flawlessly, really added speed to my i7 Sony laptop. I just switched from the 240gig to a 480 gig and now have plenty of storage space

24 user reviews

Lacie’s Rugged Safe ticks all the most important boxes and while there are some compromises to be made in terms of transfer speeds and a price premium, there’s little to criticise in the way it goes about its job. With some useful and intuitive...

5 expert reviews

Since most users are likely to read data from a drive more frequently than writing or performing multiple tasks, the A7 Turbo's slightly slower performance in these areas shouldn’t necessarily dissuade you from purchasing it. This drive is a viable...

2 expert reviews

The Vertex 450 is right up there in almost every metric. Sequential reads and writes are close enough to the competition that it hardly matters, and so are our application tests, though you can say that of every drive. Random write performance is as...

1 expert reviews | 443 user reviews

The OCZ Synapse is one of those “outside the box” ideas that actually works surprisingly well in the real world. It may not be perfect and

6 expert reviews | 85 user reviews

I put this on an older laptop (Celeron, 1.5GB RAM) with Ubuntu and the increase in speed is dramatic.

38 user reviews

I used 10 of these in an ScaleIO datastore. Without much tuning, it gave 148K combined front-end IOPS, and rock solid stability. The purpose of the test was to show how enterprise NVMe beat the consumer-grade SATA SSD, it turns out Intel's certain...

22 user reviews

These Ferrari-licenced headphones are big, bulky, and pay tribute to the brand's Formula 1 pit crews' cans. They're a bit big for walking down the street with, and a bit heavy to wear for long periods. They're generally well-made though, and their...

2 expert reviews | 19 user reviews