
Samsung
Samsung 9100 Pro 2TB
2,000 GB · PCIe 5.0 x4 · M.2 2280

The long-running SATA benchmark: 560/530 MB/s, a five-year warranty and broad compatibility.
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6.5
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R1
The 870 EVO is Samsung's 2.5-inch SATA III SSD, rated for 560 MB/s reads and 530 MB/s writes, which is the practical limit of the interface. Samsung's page highlights up to 4,800 TBW on the largest model and a five-year limited warranty. It suits upgrading older laptops, desktops and NAS or backup drives that lack NVMe slots. The price on Samsung's store is steep next to NVMe drives, which usually beat it on value.
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$879.99
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PositiveStorageReview tested 1TB and 4TB variants, finding the new MKX controller delivers modest sequential gains over the 860 EVO with strong random performance and TurboWrite sustaining speeds.
2021-01-19
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R9
Any laptop or desktop with a 2.5-inch SATA bay and SATA port should accept it. Check that your system has a free SATA bay.
Only when the system has no usable NVMe slot. NVMe drives are much faster and often priced similarly or lower.
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