حافظه اس اس دی سامسونگ 860 EVO با ظرفیت 1000 گیگابایت، 2.5 اینچی، سری SATA III (1000GB, 2.5", Series ATA III, 550MB/s, 6GB/s)

Título de venta FALSO. En el título venía señalado como 2TB. En realidad es de 1TB y como viene en caja sin etiquetas para venta al público, no te das cuenta de la capacidad hasta que lo abres y ves la capacidad directa en la etiqueta sobre el disco o hasta que lo conectas a tu computadora.Desafortunadamente para ese entonces ya no podrás devolverlo porque el vendedor puede rechazar la devolución al haber abierto el producto.

Ótimo produto. Ótimo produto, nada a reclamar, veio no prazo, super bem embalado, sem medo algum de comprar!

Consigliato. Ottimo prodotto

Always a great choice. Samsung SSD are regarded as being the best their is, at least for a consumer. The EVO range sits in the middle of the pack in terms of quality and lifespan and also of price.With no moving parts, any SSD relies on the quality of build - and most drives from manufacturers fit this well - but Samsung use higher-end quality memory chips that will serve well over time.

Great Migration Software Made this Fast and Easy. Went to Samsung’s website, downloaded their Data Migration software and scanned the short instructions in the pdf from the same download section. Fast and easy.The data migration software is NOT “Magician,” as another reviewer stated— that is a disk utility, not a migration tool.The data migration software DOES migrate from non-Samsung drives (unlike what that same reviewer claimed). Of course it does. Worked like a charm.You connect an appropriate cable to the drive and your computer’s USB, and run the DATA MIGRATION program.It asks you to choose which Samsung drive you are migrating to, and then it has a dropdown box that will show you all the drives it sees on your computer. In my case, there was just the one drive on my ASUS laptop— a Seagate, from which I would migrate.My connection was using the “Sabrent 2.5 SATA hard drive/ssd to USB adapter cable.”The default setting was to make the new Samsung 860 EVO a bootable drive.I started the migration, and by the time I put my mouse away, it was at 3% of my 500GB of data on the Seagate’s 1T drive, and showed an estimate of about an hour and a half. However, it was done in less than an hour, and as the instructions stated, it powered down my computer when done.Flipping my ASUS on its back, I removed the screws, and the bottom came off easily. The old Seagate was easily accessible, so I removed it, unplugged, plopped in the Samsung, plugged it in after securing it, reinstalled the laptop bottom, flipped it upright and hit the power button.For almost two years, that meant It would be several minutes before Windows asked me to scan my fingerprint, and then another ten to fifteen minutes before Windows was actually done loading its background stuff so that it was useable.I remembered my wireless mouse, and before I plugged the little wireless piece into a USB port, I was being asked for my fingerprint— less than 15 seconds. I thought, *This is too good to be true.*I scanned my finger, and turned the mouse over to turn it on, and when I looked up, ten seconds later, my desktop was fully loaded and functioning. Whatever laborious background tasks Windows does at startup, were already done. That ten to fifteen minutes of constant disk access I had always endured was complete— and gone from my life forever.Again, I thought, *This was too easy. Something is going to go wrong.*But nothing did go wrong. My laptop now boots in seconds, is fully functional, everything loads about as quickly as my apps do on my IPad. She’s a little hotrod.Thank you Samsung. To ASUS’ defense, the version I got was intended to be a SSD driven machine, but they sold the mechanical disk version as an introduction package. The retailer offered to do the upgrade to SSD for me, but I did not have time to leave it with them.