This 2.5 inch SSD speeds up computers. An SSD uses flash memory to store data. It does not have moving parts like a traditional hard drive. Your computer will start, load programs, and open files much faster. Features and Benefits
- SATA III 6Gb/s connection - This gives you quick data transfer. It also works with older SATA 2 ports.
- Reads up to 550MB/s - Your operating system starts in seconds. Programs open almost right away.
- No moving parts - It runs quietly. It uses less power. It handles bumps and drops better than an HDD.
- Available in bulk - You can buy a lot of these SSDs. Use them to upgrade many computers or to resell. Applications
- Upgrading older laptops - A low-cost 2.5 inch internal SSD is a good way to extend a laptop's life.
- Desktop PC builds - Use an internal SSD (256GB or 512GB) as the main drive for a quick desktop PC.
- IT departments and system builders - Buy 256GB SATA SSDs in bulk. This makes computer upgrades and new builds more efficient.
🛑 Rule 0: Immediate First Steps
Before attempting any data recovery from your 2.5 inch SATA 3 drive, immediately stop using the affected laptop or desktop PC. Continued use can overwrite lost data, making recovery more difficult or impossible. If the drive is still connected, power down the system safely. For a bulk 10-pack, this advice applies to any individual drive exhibiting issues. Ensure you have the necessary tools for safe removal and connection, such as a SATA to USB adapter if working externally.
Storage: 120GB, 128GB, 240GB, 256GB, 480GB, 512GB. Compatibility: Laptop, Desktop PC. Form Factor: 2.5 inch. Interface: SATA III. Max Sequential Write: 300 MB/s. Power Consumption (Active): 2.5W. Power Consumption (Idle): 0.3W. Capacity: 120GB, 128GB, 240GB, 256GB, 480GB, 512GB. Max Sequential Read Speed: 700 MB/s. Max Sequential Write Speed: 300 MB/s. Interface: SATA III (6Gb/s). Compatibility: Laptop, Desktop PC. Operating Temperature: 0°C to 70°C. Storage Temperature: -40°C to 85°C. Form Factor: 2.5 inch. MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures): 1,000,000 hours. NAND Flash Type: TLC (Triple-Level Cell). Shock Resistance: 1500G (0.5ms half sine wave). Vibration Resistance: 20G (10-2000Hz). Q: What are the typical read and write speeds I can expect from the 256GB version of this SSD? A: These drives use a SATA 3.0 interface, which is pretty standard. You'll generally see sequential read speeds up to about 550 MB/s and write speeds around 450 MB/s, which is a noticeable jump from a traditional hard drive.. Q: Are these drives new? What kind of testing do they go through before being sold? A: Yes, all the drives are new and not refurbished. Each one is tested to make sure it functions correctly, checking for things like bad sectors and verifying its read and write performance meets specifications.. Q: I have an older desktop PC. Will this 2.5 inch SSD work as a replacement for my current hard drive? A: It should work without any issues. This is a standard 2.5-inch drive with a SATA connector, so it will fit in the same space and plug into the same ports as a regular laptop or desktop hard drive.. Q: What does the warranty cover if one of the drives in the 10-pack fails? A: Each drive comes with a 3-year limited warranty that starts from your purchase date. It covers any functional failures or defects that aren't caused by physical damage or improper use.. Q: Is the main benefit of buying the 10-pack just a lower price per drive? A: Yes, that's the primary reason for the bulk pack. It's intended for people who are building several systems or upgrading a batch of computers, and the cost per drive is lower than if you bought ten of them separately..