Product ReviewsADATA SP600 2.5" 256GB SATA3 SSD 480MB/SEC Read 250MB/SEC
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With 11 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/06/15  |
Cons: Sometimes slow, depending on what you're doing...
Pros: Good price point for its size, looks slick in a clear case. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/02/15 |
Cons: - Speed (I don't game, so not significantly slower for my daily usage)
Pros: - Price- Comes with Desktop adapter- Works with my Lenovo Y550 laptop Comment:
I bought this mainly because the first 2 SSDs (Intel 730 Series 480GB and 240GB) failed to work on my Lenovo Y550 laptop. This is a decent replacement of Intel 320 series 120GB that is currently installed on my laptop. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/28/14 |
Cons: Not the fastest
Pros: Cheap SSDComes with Desktop Adapter Comment:
Works fine so far and its been a few months, i got it for under $100 at the time and now a days there obviously is better deals but works flawlessly and i get the full 480mp's once i switched to asci :) |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/01/14 |
Cons: Slow write but at sale price, it is reasonableAt the time of this review, there are better options
Pros: Works Comment:
Installed for a friend's computer. Compared to his old hard drive, this thing is lightning fast (Expected). It is great for people buying a ssd on a budget, or simply wants to switch from HDD to SSD |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/15/14 |
Cons: none
Pros: fast Comment:
great ssd.fast speed way better then a normal hdd. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/08/14 |
Cons: Speeds are not as fast as other higher priced SSD's
Pros: Faster than standard spin drives. Came with bracket. Affordable price Comment:
If you want your computer to boot faster or give an old computer a new speed boost. Get this drive. It definately is faster than most spin drives. I put it in my secondary computer to replace it's current spin-boot device drive. Although it's read / write speed is not as fast as my other drive (Crucial M4). I would recommend this to anyone that wants to make the leap to SSD's and not spend a fortune. This drive would be a good place to start to see if you like SSD's without losing your shirt over it. Be sure to enable TRIM & google "Getting the most out of your SSD" to take steps to prolong your SSD's lifespan. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/29/14 |
Cons: slow write speed for an ssd.
Pros: price, still faster than a hdd Comment:
Its perfect for what i bought it for my ps3 which had the restore error. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/22/14 |
Cons: Nothing !
Pros: Adata makes some of the best SSD. I have another one and would buy anytime from Adata. Small. Thin. easy to install. Configures in a jeffy. Works for time you use it. Excellent. Comment:
Adata makes some of the best SSD. I have another one and would buy anytime from Adata. Small. Thin. easy to install. Configures in a jeffy. Works for time you use it. Excellent.------Plextor is also an excellent choice - any SSD from Plextor and Adata.----This one was on special with free shipping. Very good. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/17/14 |
Cons: faster options out there are avaliable over this drive but its cheap
Pros: -its cheap per gb-warranty is still good-performance is still great compareed to hard drives Comment:
Great drive as it is cheap per gb and will do the job |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/15/14 |
Cons: Defective SATA.
Pros: Works in OWC Firewire/USB3 case. Comment:
Do NOT buy this if you intend to use it in older equipment (i.e., SATA 1.5Gb). The drive's SATA implementation is defective - it should be backwards compatible with all SATA versions, but it isn't with this one. Not impressed. Makes you wonder what else is wrong with it...Perhaps NCIX will offer me a partial refund. At least to the current sale price, don't you think? This review was modfied by poster @ 04-15-14 08:09 AM |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/14/14 |
Cons: none yet
Pros: Cheap and fast Comment:
Got to like adata for its softwares - external trim and migration:http://www.adata.com/index.php?action=ss_main&page=ss_software_6&lan=en |
My boot spin disk crapped out on me the night before so picked this up today; my first SSD. I got it as I liked the how this 256GB one was priced. No adapter bracket but the guys at the Burnaby location hooked me up with a $5 one.Plugged in and was recognized like a spin disk. It's almost eerie how SSD's are noiseless compared to spin disks.I wasn't *too* concerned with speed as I needed it to be SATA2 compatible anyway, which it is and my computer's main use is a media centre (no gaming in my case). But it's strange, some programs take just as long to install as a spin disk while others install in seemingly seconds. Also some downloads seem to take just as long to write as a spin disk, while again other downloads write in seconds. I'm up and running again and just downloading another batch of updates, so the hard part's over with I guess...