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SSD Plus 1TB Internal Solid State Drive - SATA III 6 Gb/s, 2.5"/7mm, Read/Write Speeds of up to 545MB/s / 515MB/s - S...

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SSD

1TB

545MB/s

$229.99

$190.94

2 stores

Specifications

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reviews276

UPC619659217952

Model #SDSSDA-1T00-G28

Weight32.7 Grams

Capacity1TB

FormSATA SSD

Form Factor2.5"

TypeSSD

InterfaceSATA

Read545MB/s

Write545MB/s

nandTLC

DRAM CacheNo

value2

PERFORMANCE

45%

Customer Reviews★★★★★4.8 · 5 reviews

★★★★★I got what I expected.

I get over 525Mbps read and write on my old dell computer. Haven't owned long but so far so good.

J. B. · 2025-12-17 · via amazon

★★★★★All good

All good

G. Bates · 2025-12-30 · via amazon

★★★★★Brings new life to older computers!

Sandisk SSDs are very good affordable replacements for a dying mechanical drive. I have fixed many laptops for friends and family when their older laptop was experiencing a slowing mechanical drive. Sandisk is very good quality and very affordable. I recommend Sandisk!

Gary Stutts · 2025-11-22 · via amazon

★★★★★Great product

Sped up my old toughbook. Would recommend

David Kot · 2025-12-05 · via amazon

★★★★★SSD Compliant with Standard SATA

This SSD carry the same SATA specs as all SSD's that comply with SATA standards, so there isn't any non-bench test way to say whether this is better than another SSD.  Samsung is noted for quality memory products but about 50% more expensive than this SanDisk, WD, Crucial, etc. which are long time US brands.  SanDisk was an original producer of USB drives 20-years ago and then SSD drives, then acquired by Western Digital and spun off as independent company in 2025.
Thus, SSD is faster than spin HDD, but longevity is unknown, but it can't be any worse that the 7-9 years that I've experienced with WD and Seagate spin HDD's.  This replaced a spin HDD in an 2013 iMac (in 2025) and has given a new speed life despite an older Intel i5 4-Core CPU.  Mac OS10.15 Black Magic Utility rated Read/Write speeds of 400-500MB/s compared to 50-100Mb/s for OEM SEagate 1TB spin HDD.  If your PC has a PCIe bus, the NVMe "blade" SSD has much faster speed than SATA SSD, but I already had this SSD when I discovered the PCIe option.  Regardless, Storage Memory will fail (twice for me) and without backup like a cloud storage or onsite NAS, your files are at risk even if the failure is 7-9 years from now.

Sui Lin Chee · 2025-11-02 · via amazon

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