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Approx.
C $30.16
+ C $12.62 Shipping
US $23.90
Get it by Wed, Feb 3 - Wed, Mar 24 from Netanya, Israel
• New condition
• 30 day returns - Buyer pays return shipping | Return policy
Great if you need a cheap SSD, but long-term quality is unknown
Got it on sale for 20 bucks, and with eBay coupon a $50 SSD became $13. Used it to swap an old 52k RPM WD Blue in a laptop, and after a drive copy, seems to be working just fine. Apps are loading faster, system seems more responsive, typical SSD I/O-OP goodness.
Only question is what form of NAND Flash it uses. It advertises 3D NAND, but that doesn't really say much about quality. My guess (based on a few google searches) is it's probably TLC, which is notably less reliable than SLC or MLC. Granted, it's not going to be used in any form of data-center infrastructure or something. The most daily use I'll get out of it is opening google chrome or zoom for work for a few hours, then back in the bag it goes.
I got this brand new in packing and put it in my computer expecting to install windows and get running. The drive wasn't recognized on POST or in the bios. I thought maybe it had to be formatted first so I hooked it up to my laptop, I used three different HDD connections and got nothing. I tried two other drives with each of the connections and all my cables were working. So I got a DOA drive that was a useless paperweight. I snapped it in half and threw it away.
Great SSD. Bought two and happy with them both. Came brand new in package and have no issues with either. Would definately recommend for someone looking a great SSD for cheap.
If you have a beater laptop or PC with a decent processor and a fair amount f RAM that isn't up to snuff for WIN10, but you want to stick a Linux OS on it, this is the best way to stabilize the old machine for years of future use. Or maybe temporary, disposable use. A little slim on memory, but you probably won't be storing much on it anyways.........
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