Product Comparison: SanDisk SSD Plus1 vs SanDisk Ultra II
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- I needed more capacity for my PC and the solid state drive provides just what I needed.
- The 250 GB capacity is perfect for a primary drive, plenty of room and small enough to cut down lag.
- It's prices very well, as well as fast read/write speeds. Its great for replacing that old hard drive in a laptop.
- Works awesome. Fast read and write speeds. Excellent replacement drive.
- Quickly degraded. While read speed still good, write speed dropped below 30MB/s.
- Write speeds are a little lower than some other drives in the same price range, but I felt like reliability would be good with the sandisk brand and was worth the slight decrease in write speed.
- The speed and quietness of this drive compared to a typical HDD are almost eerie for ordinary tasks on a laptop like booting Windows, loading a large document into MS Word, etc.
- Great value SSD! Good enough to keep up with full DCI 4K 60FPS recordings in ProRes and DNxHR in my Atomos Ninja Inferno!
- Easy to fit, I reinstalled Windows on this new drive. No problems, the PC is noticeably faster, and I have a bunch more space. Very happy with this!
- The laptop still runs warm, so for me, can't comment on any difference between heat generated. I also can't comment on battery life differential as I'm generally plugged in.
- The drive was great while it worked. It just disappeared from my 2010 iMac without any warning. The computer went to sleep mode and the drive failed during this time.
- This configuration is considerably faster than using a flash drive and the form factor isn't ridiculous.
- Gets full read/write speed when Sata 3 controller is present.
- The SanDisk - 240GB Internal SATA Solid State Drive Plus delivers great performance for a good price.
- Quite fast for a memory card. Have no complaints. Highly recommend.
- It boots up fast and no complaints yet.
- My one complaint is that it required the user to download third-party software to clone a disk. This caused a bit of confusion and was inconvenient.
- Fast. Great storage. Bought the SSD mounting bracket to hold it. Absolutely no complaints.
- Cheap and faster than budget ssd's. On par with top ssd's (excluding nvme) when copying large files.
- Was an excellent purchase. With this the Macbook Pro is now faster and battery lasts longer!
- A great drive at a great price! Transformed my iMac into a screaming fast mother that I can now run Mavericks and Sierra on it on 2 partitions. Just what my iMac needed!
- Great 500GB drive. Sadly, it appears to be mislabeled as 1TB. Everything works fine until I hit the 500GB limit and then the drive refuses to write. Keep under 500GB, and it works fine.