Internal & external SSDs
A SSD (Solid State Drive) is a compact storage system that uses flash memory. This type of memory is much faster than a traditional hard drive. On top of that, an SSD doesn't have any moving parts, which means its power consumption is lower and your drive will last longer. Use an internal SSD to upgrade a PC or laptop for more and faster storage. Use an external SSD to provide your PC with more and faster storage. You can connect this to your computer with a USB or Thunderbolt.
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2 TB
storage
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Formatted for Android, ChromeOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, iOS, iPad OS
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Maximum read speed 1050 MB/s
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1 TB
storage
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Formatted for Android, ChromeOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, iOS, iPad OS
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Maximum read speed 1050 MB/s
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Our choice for an all-round SSD
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2 TB
storage
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Formatted for ChromeOS, Linux, Mac, Windows
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Maximum read speed 800 MB/s
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2 TB
storage
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Maximum read speed 7450 MB/s
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
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2 TB
storage
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Maximum read speed 7450 MB/s
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
Affordable Second Chance
from
238,-
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2 TB
storage
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Formatted for Android, ChromeOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, iOS, iPad OS
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Maximum read speed 1050 MB/s
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Our choice for an SSD for Mac users and graphic designers
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2 TB
storage
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Formatted for Android, ChromeOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, iOS, iPad OS
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Maximum read speed 1050 MB/s
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1 TB
storage
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Maximum read speed 7450 MB/s
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Maximum write speed 6900 MB/s
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1 TB
storage
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Maximum read speed 560 MB/s
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Maximum write speed 530 MB/s
Affordable Second Chance
from
126,-
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Our choice for a budget SATA SSD
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512 GB
storage
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Maximum read speed 520 MB/s
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Maximum write speed 500 MB/s
