Solid-State Drive Reviews

In the world of portable storage generally drives use USB 2.0, some use USB 3.0 and although they are an option products which use either eSATA and Firewire are much rarer. It is easy to understand why though, with USB being the most available...

3 expert reviews | 74 user reviews

Was very easy to setup, although at first I could not restore my old drive to the transcend, so had to come with an alternative, which was to install the OS in the transcend drive and then restore from the original drive. I highly suggest yo buy a...

68 user reviews

Excellent!

37 user reviews

With good performance and friendly pricing, the Plextor M3 makes a great replacement drive for any laptop or desktop computers.

2 expert reviews | 36 user reviews

This is a great value for an SSD. I will definitely be buying a few more of these for my other builds.

22 user reviews

The USB port on the drive itself is the new USB Type C connection. It is nice to see these starting to be used, but since only the newest computers (motherboards, specifically) have any USB Type C connectors at all, the cord adapts to a USB 3.1 port to...

11 user reviews

I really liked the Z400s 128GB at 25 cents per gigabyte. I don't know what happened to that price, but it appears to be gone now. At $44.99, the price is still low compared to many of the other products on the market. However, there are some drives...

1 expert reviews | 83 user reviews

I would recommend this product to others because it speeds up startup, shutdown, and all disk accesses. Consequently, the performance of your computer will be much improved. I cloned my hard drive to this SSD using the Acronis imaging free ISO download...

34 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

Our synthetic performance figures from the Samsung PB22-J 256GB SSD speak for themselves - this storage unit exceeds the capability of the best 2.5in HDDs, and all but the best 3.5in hard disks. How such an SSD performs in the real world, we hope to...

3 expert reviews

I am sure no one doubts that second-generation SandForce controllers are perhaps the best platform for modern SSDs in terms of performance. Thanks to on-the-fly data compression algorithms, SandForce-based SSDs with fast flash memory have always...

7 expert reviews | 519 user reviews

The Build Quality is solid, have a heavy metal shell, and a lot of instruction paper. feel premium product. This is actually a OZC OEM product, which means good Quality Control.

88 user reviews

The Premier Pro SP900 has a traditional SATA interface, and the same LSI SandForce SF-2281 controller chip as older SSDs. While this helps compatibility and keeps costs down, it also means that newer SSDs are faster. The drive is limited to the slower...

10 expert reviews | 81 user reviews

At launch, the new Intel SSD 730 Series makes a very good internal drive choice for your computer, but it'll become a better value when its street price drops below the current suggested retail price.

1 expert reviews | 79 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

Can only comment on their near-idle reliability, not write-intensive workload reliability or speed.

10 user reviews

The Kingston SSDNow KC100 Upgrade Bundle Kit makes a great buy for first-time SSD upgrader.

4 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

...are found in both the USB 3.0 hard disks and in the eSATA division

7 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

Replacement under manufacture warranty took 13 days (Not including the time to ship the defective item back to the manufacturer

89 user reviews

At a street price of Rs.10,000, the Kingston V+ 200 is a quite an expensive proposition for just 90GB. We recommend you put in a little more and pick up their HyperX series of SSDs. You can get the 120GB HyperX SSD, which has the Synchronous NAND flash...

5 expert reviews | 28 user reviews

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2 expert reviews

Works seamlessly on both USB 2 and 3. I'm using it for hosting virtual servers, and the speed is amazing on this drive

3 expert reviews | 51 user reviews

Given the huge price disparity, once again we have to recommend Samsung over all else.

2 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

This is going to be a joyless conclusion. The widely available SSDs based on the JMicron controller can only disappoint you with their performance, especially if compared with alternative products. We can only recommend them if your SSD is going to...

4 expert reviews | 4 user reviews