4TB SSDs Worth Buying - Transcend 250

[@Jelpronir]

Hello. Nice dress !

[@ptose]

Thank you for this video, especially because reviews of cheap but good ssd from lesser known brands it's something I really appreciate, and for some reason it seems there's isn't a lot of this kind of content on youtube.

[@OvisTech]

They look very promising. I wonder how long it will take to reach to EU resellers. Nevertheless let's hope they will not lower the quality after the initial reviews as other producers did in the past (i.e. ADATA, Silicon Power).

[@TechTesters]

I understood many other regions should see them pop up in the next 2 weeks or so. We’ll see. And if they pull that crap I’m going to have a fun time filming a followup 😎

[@LeaveKidsAlone-ti8hg]

Just get a 500 GB m2 and put ONLY windows on it.. So 1 M2 for windows and others for data.. For data and games u'r good with a normal ssd. M2 doesn't give u a noticable differance. IF U BUY A 2TB M2 AND PUT WINDOWS AND EVERYTHING TOGHETER THAT WILL BOTTLENECK AND MAKE YOUR WINDOWS WAY SLOWER!!!!!!

[@azizinanc]

@@LeaveKidsAlone-ti8hg an PCIE isnt much more expensive than a SATA SSD

[@LeaveKidsAlone-ti8hg]

@@azizinanc Pcie is something completly different 🤣

[@DennisD026]

Good review! Nice to see Transcend drives run so well. I do wonder how you test your nvme drives. I use 990 Pro and 980 Pro`s and mine are much faster, your sequential numbers (and others) seem like the drives are running through the chipset link connected m.2 slot. My 990 Pro 1TB does 7462MB/s but it`s on the CPU pcie 4.0 lanes. Yet your 990 Pro 2TB does 6810MB/s, that is quite the difference and the 2TB one should be the faster drive. My two 980 Pro 2TB numbers seem more like the numbers in your graph, but those are connected through the chipset link on my system. The chipset link really caps max performance on pcie 4.0 drives when using x570 or z590.

[@TechTesters]

They're always connected directly to the CPU lanes. Maybe you're comparing your peak speeds to my average speeds, or using a smaller amount of data.

[@alexbinder]

Realy like these SSD reviews, what would like to see is also a comparison of the advertised endurance of the drives to highlight if there are big differences.

[@TechTesters]

Thanks! But testing actual endurance would take ages of non-stop testing, plus you'd need a large number to say anything useful about reliability. It's just not viable :)

[@littlebill1987]

Also some youtubers did endurance testing a few years ago and most SSDs hit there advertised limit and then some. Short of some issue like Samsung, endurance isn't a issue under normal desktop use.

[@AndyU96]

@@TechTesters You measured about 6.2 GB/s of sequential write speed, that gives 6.2GB/s * 3600 secs/hour * 24 hours/day = 535680 GB/day = 535.68 TB/day Assuming a 4TB TLC drive has a life span of 2400TBW, you'd reach this amount in 2400TB / 535.68 TB/day = 4.48 days = 107.53 hours. If I had your channel and your assets, I'd definitely make a video out of this, "Can an SSD be cheap, fast, AND reliable at the same time?". You'll need to put some nice heatsink on the SSD, and you'll need to set up some scripts that'll do writing on the drive and deletion once it gets full. Even if the script doesnt utilize the drive's full write speed, it's not like it'll take that much longer than 4 days. I'm giving out money in the shape of ideas here :)

[@georgeindestructible]

@@AndyU96 It's still a problem of the number of drivers available and the cost of them, 1 or 2 or even 3 drives are nowhere near as good of a sample size to tell anything about else related to their durability/quality or specific issues which might be occurring under their corresponding scenarios and that's IF they do. As the lady said, it's just not viable, financially at least.

[@AndyU96]

@@georgeindestructible If you buy one yourself from a random store, then a sample size of 1 would definitely still be indicative of something. Not if you test the one they specifically sent to you personally though

[@billdagoe7371]

Consistently one of the best computer review sites. Great attention to detail and all the information you could wish for. Nice to look at also!

[@TechTesters]

Thanks :)

[@noellwhelan]

@@TechTesters all reviews only 10 mins. really appreciate it ! thanks

[@rsearchtim]

Thanks for the heads up on this 4TB Transcend NVME. I used to have a Transcend modem back in the late 90's. It allowed me to connect 2 PSTN lines to my ISP and get 112kbps, where everyone else was @ 56k. I loved that hardware

[@redetermine]

finally some tech videos from the European market!

[@eldibs]

God I'm getting old. I remember when I thought I'd never fill up an 80GB HDD. Now we have reasonably-priced 4TB high-speed SSDs and I'm like "Yeah, maybe 4TB is a reasonable amount of local storage."

[@sezwo5774]

If you take into account that 25% of an ssd's capacity should be always kept empty to preserve performance and life while future windows will be 50GB or more, games are already 50-100 times larger than what they used to be, ...and that 4TB of space isn't really that much of an overkill.

[@marcse7en]

My first HDD in 1996 was 850MB! ... It was Made in Japan though! 🤣

[@marcse7en]

​@@sezwo5774 I always over-provision by 10%, which is what Samsung recommended. Are you saying that's not enough? Leaving one-quarter of the drive unallocated seems excessive?

[@TechTesters]

Old enough to remember PCs without HDDs, and HDDs that were counted in MBs 😅

[@eldibs]

@@TechTesters Same! My first HDD was 800MB, which is why 80GB felt like infinite storage. Even though I feel old, I'm glad PC hardware has come so far.

[@BleepBlop-rh9lm]

Quality content as usual. I was really looking into 4tb drives, especially now, when the prices are so low.

[@sezwo5774]

Thanks for including a SATA EVO 870 drive in your testing, ....it provides a better overall perspective on the results. It looks like the Transcend drive is a great and very competitively priced product. I only wonder if cache sizes are similar, ...1GB per Terabyte of storage is the norm. Most likely that is the case but I would check before buying.

[@Dreamtwister2k]

I think they are a little shy of releasing in the US at the moment. Some crazy nvme deals happening recently! I was able to pick up a 4TB Crucial P3 Plus (DRAM-less) for $250 which will work great as a secondary drive to my recently acquired Crucial P5 Plus I got for $130. Very aggressive pricing at the moment.

[@SirReptitious]

Damn, those sound like crazy good prices. I haven't bought an SSD in years. I have 3 2TB SATA drives, 2 Micron 1100s and 1 Crucial MX500. IIRC I paid $210, $250, and $280 for them(I only bought each of them when they were on sale). I'm still running a pre-NVMe system so it's just SATA. But I am perfectly happy with SATA3 speeds. I still have several HDDs in my system too. HDD speeds can be annoying of course. SATA SSDs solved that problem. While NVMe are factually faster, they wouldn't improve my "quality of life" enough to warrant wasting money trying to get the fastest drive made. Of course when the time comes to build a new system it will have at least one NVMe drive, but it won't make me dump SATA SSDs or HDDs.

[@-opus]

@@SirReptitious I built a new pc last year and was surprised to find nvme prices very comparable to sata ssds, even though they are much faster. I am using a nvme for my boot drive, but re-using 2 sata ssd's for desktop and for gaming. As you mentioned the gains are not worth buying new drives when existing ones still work.

[@Snafu2346]

I got my hopes up but when I looked up where I can get me some of the 4TB ones, they're no where to be found. B&H had some 2TB ones but I'd like to have one of the 4TB ones. I guess its wait and see what happens.

[@AurioDK]

@@Snafu2346 I can´t find them in Denmark either.

[@Cleverconveyence]

I got that same deal. I'm very happy about it. Makes digital photo editing at high res a snap

[@igavinwood]

Promising kit, however a quick search through the usual outlets in the UK didn't find any. I've noticed here in the UK there is a downward trend in available products (not just fresh veg), so here's hoping that a smaller brand dares to get into the market while there's a gap.

[@xupazigas6416]

Hey, have you tried Amazon?

[@TechTesters]

I'll ask them about UK availability. I remember reading they do have an office there.

[@nocomment9532]

Yeah i also had an in depth look for England, seems like there's nothing which is a shame

[@igavinwood]

Just so any that are looking in the UK know. Yes I've tried the mess also known as Amazon, and I have gone through the official links on the Transcend website. I have also done a search through a number of search engines and PCPartPicker. EBay only has orders from Germany and that means HMRC taxing the item which the purchaser will need to pay to receive the goods. (anything over £39 in value).

[@stuartrodgers6299]

@@xupazigas6416 Yup, the model reviewed isn't available yet

[@WeAreLegion-]

I was looking in the description for a link to these ssd, but all you have is a link to some psu's 😂😂

[@samdeur]

Hi also from the Netherlands.. i just bought a bunch of FireCude 530 2TB 6 for my workstation and 2 520 for my laptops that don't need pci 4. comparing Transcend MTE250H 4TB with the 4TB Seagate FireCuda on tweakers pricewatch i see i made a good choice the TBW (Total Bytes Written ) is 5.1 PB vs 3.12PB of the Transcend.. But when comparing the 2TB version the Transcend seems to be a tad better in the TBW and Mean Time Between Failures department. Having said that i can't argue with the €147 price difference per disk when buying from the same store informatique. Ahh well i already bought all my hardware.. besides i can't find a transcend 2tb without heatsink.. and removing the heatsink of your SSD would definitely nullify your warranty ..the 4TB has one without heatsink. Good vid ... btw i checked the TBW on the manufacture site and the 2TB Transcend is 1560TBW while the FireCude is 2550TBW... Just to make myself feel better with my purchases.

[@RichardCyberPunk]

Interesting, so the FireCude has almost 1000TBW more for the 2TB version. Ik ga misschien de Transcend kopen ivm goedkoop. de 4TB versie.

[@samdeur]

@@RichardCyberPunk 4TB klinkt erg goed..Mijn advies is doen wat ik ook altijd doe.. bij zo'n belangrijk aankoop. Ga naar de fabrikant website van beide opties en houd beide specs naast elkaar. Goed weten wat je koopt. Tweakers pricewatch vergelijken is niet voldoende want die doen niet alle specs fabrikant als laatste stap aanouden. Ik heb nu al mijn pc en laptops voorzien van FireCuda dus ik ben voor aankomende jaren klaar. Maar jij kunt nog rustig kiezen en vergelijken ;-) ik zelf ging voor de 2tb let wel op dat je ook een back-up moet maken van die 4tb disk. ik raad een spining disk bijvoorbeeld een dikke externe disk dat je in een omhuizing gooit en dan een WD red. of die WD pasports 4tb externe draainde disken. Zorg altijd voor backup disken. Zeker als het gaat om een SSD want die kunnen er zo mee ophouden gelukkig is mij dat nog nooit overkomen (afkloppen).. Trouwens Firecuda heeft goede SSD tools beter dan die van Samsung kwam ik achter.

[@datharo5]

I don't know if this has been asked yet, but do you have recommendations for NVME Heatsinks for laptops?

[@harshivpatel6238]

+1 for me

[@p1ayerone39]

The way you present and put efforts on your video is just amazing. Love watching your tech videos you are awesome 😍

[@TechTesters]

Thank you 🙌

[@campas7182]

On the heatsinks, got a Jonsbo M2-2 discounted for 3.99€ a few months ago and am happy with it. Usually they're around 7-10€ which is pretty cheap to begin with

[@TomGB-81]

The WD Black SN850X 4TB is £380... about the same price as this 250H/S.

[@Sparksman23]

Yeah I picked up a 4TB one here in the States for $339 usd at my local Micro Center.

[@boristahmasian9604]

I just checked the 250S is going for $469 on Amazon US. The WD Back 850X is listed at $379. I will probably get the WD. I already have a 2TB 850X and with an external Thunderbolt 3 enclosure, I am getting almost 2,600 read and write speeds.

[@hyperseah]

Transcend SSD is my 2nd favourite after Samsung. I have little problems with it and the TBW, which is very important to me, is among the highest generally.

[@elmariachi5133]

Not right the cheapest atm here, but the cheapest to feature DRAM-Cache. Just bought one TS4TMTE250S for my notebook, because of the great overall combination of TBW, DRAM, Price and Speed. I hope it fit's with it's slim cooling plate. Otherwiese I am probably just gonna rip the plate off ..

[@gd.ritter]

I got PNY XLR8 SSDs last year (CS3040 model) and have been very happy with the performance for the price.

[@kennethpereyda5707]

Great job I'm usually leery of buying named products I'm unfamiliar with.

[@radeksparowski7174]

as a datahoarder I am glad finally capacities are going up and prices down, for now I have to have my external jbod icybox with four 8TB seagate 3,5TB drives stripped from their external drive enclosures /about 120 eur for the box, and approx 150 per external seagate drive =720 eur/ , hopefully can replace that for a chocolate bar sized external nvme enclosure via usb4 and occupy with four 8TB nvme chewing gums for a similar price :-D

[@N0N0111]

yaay real plants are back!

[@xSamololx]

So happy that I found your channel! So much useful content and I love your thorough data visualization

[@Qwepzy]

Why make a video with no link to buy it haha

[@a.e.gwolgen4123]

Hey, leuk om eens een Nederlands kanaal te zien!, top review trouwens! Doen jullie of gaan jullie de reviews ook nog in het Nederlands doen?

[@andrewlaslone]

So, what's the price and where to buy? Haven't found an offer yet. Thanks

[@penkatadrums]

I can't currently find this at a cheap price in Europe... :o Right now the 990 PRO is cheaper than this :D So I think it doesn't make sense anymore. I've seen the 990 pro here fro as low as 330 EUR.

[@heyitszim6359]

I'm using a Transcend 4TB SSD230S as my storage drive and HDD replacement. I think SATA SSDs should come down more in prices considering their slower speed versus NVME SSDs of similar capacity.

[@syarifairlangga4608]

Is it still working?i want to buy it but doubt it

[@heyitszim6359]

@@syarifairlangga4608 still working.

[@syarifairlangga4608]

@@heyitszim6359 so i bought their latest 2TB Nvme drive. I hope it durable ...

[@CZARNYEU]

I have only PCIe 3.0 and its better option i n Europe to buy 4TB SSD Drive? 💥😀 Regards from Europe from my channel 💥😀

[@TechTesters]

It's a good buy for a Gen3 system if the prices are still the same ( I didn't check since last week ). If you don't care about performance you can get a regular P3 for a lot less I guess, but those are technically a lot worse.

[@ancientindianguru1714]

Samsuuung. 🙂

[@fairycat]

Thanks for review.

[@TechTesters]

My pleasure!

[@DETERMINOLOGY]

If the price is right. Crucial p3 plus 2TB is 79$ while the 4TB is 224$ to me that's insane price hike for 2TB extra.

[@MaheerKibria]

I do have concerns about long term reliability of lesser known brands. I bought a team group SSD and it started dying in less than 6 months. So I just don't trust lesser known brands. I am ok with cheating out on some stuff But a gen 4 drive is probably going to be my boot and main drive and I want reliability. I don't care about spending more money for reliability.

[@TechTesters]

Fair concern. But it's hard to say if they're actually worse (or maybe even better) without a lot of data.

[@Br0adCastYourS3lf]

These drives use the exact same NAND chips that are used in the Western Digital Black SN850X. These chips are manufactured by SanDisk (which is owned by Western Digital).

[@RANDOMNATION907]

I have been a Transcend customer for about 2 decades now, and I have never had one of their products fail on me.

[@mojojomo6750]

10min video review of a product, though no link to said product - yet you felt the need to provide links to 10 (count them!) different products.

[@josephshaff5194]

Any vids for High End Professional Modelers & Research & Dev. ? Mech 3D, PCB Design & Physics modeling. Re-casing at moment. Waiting on parts. Currently eyeing game build w/ limit of 128G RAM. Before I go back on. 4 yrs 1st BS Physics and can't stop till post doc. It'll be also using Comsol Multi-Physics. The Covid-19 model crashed my Laptop. Freakin' virus! Thanks Netherlands for loanin' us 10M when we started.

[@Kumodot]

I don't know if it was a side effect of this video, but here in Canada/Amazon those are not Cheap ! $420 !

[@marcse7en]

I'm not sure I'd trust an SSD with the data (documents, photos, video, audio) which I've stored on Hard Drives for well over 20 years! Some of the video is from Betamax, and is almost 40 years old! ... An unpowered Hard Drive will safely store data for a LONG time! Just as decades old magnetic tapes store audio. My 40 year old Betamax videotapes (featuring many long-since dead family members) still play perfectly! My Amazon Stupid Speaker told me that an unpowered flash drive will start to lose data in a few days! ... That's why I call her "Stupid!" ... Even though she's talking crap, I'm still not sure I'd trust an SSD? Incidentally, I'm not anti-SSD! I've used SSD's for my system drive for several years! But my irreplaceable data is precious (I have multiple copies, one of which is a tiny SanDisk metal flash drive, which I carry everywhere in my wallet!) EDIT: I have the tiniest flash drive I've ever seen! It's a Transcend 4GB, and it's made of black plastic, and it's virtually flat! It's SMALLER than the USB socket! I've had it for years, and it still works perfectly! I have other Transcend flash drives, and I really like them. They're affordable and bullet proof.

[@Kaiser187]

The name alone turns me off. I'll stick with WD and Crucial.

[@MrSamadolfo]

😒👍 Stock Up

[@nephilimslayer]

please dont forget to make the video when the 7800x3d comes out. 7800x3d vs 7900x3d vs 7700x. power consumption. fps at 1080p 2k 4k. how much hot does it get.

[@mattivirta]

yes i buy if cost less than 50$ and FREE card can connect this to old hp computer or raspberry pi 4. i just last month buy one SSD 1TB harddrive new my raspian cost 12$ thats mean 4TB need cost maximum 50-60$

[@pascaldifolco4611]

Can't find any Transcend 250 4TB in France, only in Germany but they're 400EUR+...

[@adb888]

Was interested until I heard Western Digital, a company I refuse to buy products from anymore - I've had more failed drives (actually ONLY had failed drives from WD) from WD than any other manufacturer - internal HDDs, external drives, etc. Lost so much work and files due to drive failures, that I can't risk using their crap products again - even if they're just responsible for components in someone else's product.

[@Jkauppa]

moving around? why? a stable production environment does not need to constantly install/move stuff, only the storage drive would need to copy stuff around at times, upload

[@kwok-keungchow800]

Do you review DIY External SSD with an SSD chip and a 3-rd party enclosure? Is it cheaper, more flexible? Is it worth the time and effort theses days?😂

[@scotttait2197]

Not very fair testing when your comparing 1 & 2 to against a pair of 4tb.... love the naughty school teacher look though 😂😂😂😂😂

[@riseandshinemrfriman5925]

nvme heatsinks ... had to remove mine cuz my system kept crashing due overheating nvme, throwing me a "WHEA uncorrectable error" message, suggesting nvme failure. after removing the heatsink things went back to normal.

[@andrewmutavi590]

Transcend micro SD are popular in Kenya,but not very reliable,nways I just might test their SSD

[@Arthzil]

MTE250S 4TB is about 240 euro now! :D The cheapest TLC drive by far

[@stevenp6761]

well, it's more expensive than Samsung or WD Black, at least here in the UK..

[@Matias-wu6xp]

If you're looking at mass storage for say a game drive, a 4tb gen 3 ssd will have much better deals

[@TechTesters]

Not here. Only the regular p3 is cheaper, but performance is a lot worse there.

[@prescan7000]

Like the non-plus P3 right?

[@Matias-wu6xp]

@@TechTesters Yah sorry I should have said "depends on your location"

[@mostafaoraby007]

Great review...well done 👍 Do you have any reliable link to purchase those ssds ?

[@TechTesters]

Thanks! As for links, I don't know what region you're in? They're available over here at least at tons of shops.

[@mostafaoraby007]

@@TechTesters I'm in Germany, thanks

[@mistercohaagen]

"I'mma show you Earth people how to Transcend."

[@fajaradi1223]

Transcend distributors in my country sucks hard! It's sad, considering the products they sell were good.

[@Spacebadger]

I wouldn't call just shy of 300 quid affordable for most people!

[@joeglennaz]

Here’s what I want to know, why do I have such an interest in each drives along with portable SSD drives along with a portable back to varies when I own more than I need and have absolutely no use for any of them why do I still watch videos about the same putting Temp in the water and they putting subliminal messages in the video if anyone has any idea I would love to hear your thoughts

[@mapuiatluanga3202]

👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@rekt999]

Can you start testing compstibikity with nvme enclosures lije tge asus gaming a1 nvme

[@ripperro]

Samsung is best when destroying SSD, Data and performance with their bad firmware.

[@BlackXMafia]

Hi i need help. In all your nvme that u have tested. Which 4tb gen4 nvme have single sided? Gonna put in laptop.

[@TheRealEtaoinShrdlu]

Lolz, that drive costs what my entire system cost! 😂😂😂

[@mrdim362]

Why dont tell us the price direct instead of running us about.? Bad for sales.

[@Kalleosini]

hmm yes watching a review of a PC part that doesn't even fit in my motherboard

[@Raider_MXD]

Just bought the 4TB model for 240€ in GER. Thanks for the review.

[@TechTesters]

My pleasure, enjoy it :)

[@GethinColes]

Am I being an eejit? Can't see a link to the transcend in the dooblydoo

[@ColinDyckes]

I wonder why you don't include Seagate drives in your comparisons (as you do include the Samsung 990)? I have a 'Seagate FireCuda 530, 4 TB, Internal SSD, M.2 PCIe Gen4 ×4 NVMe 1.4, transfer speeds up to 7,300MB/s, 3D TLC NAND, 1,275TBW, 1.8M MTBF, For PS5/PC, 3 year Rescue Services (ZP4000GM3A013)' as my system drive on a Z790 Asus Hero MB and it performs extremely well.

[@3rd-Wave_Rebel]

This m2 ssd 4tb card is terrible! I stored 2.05tb of game storage in the card. It’s 50% full but the games run on this card begins to lag so much to the point it’s no longer playable! Gameplay and cutscenes become super slow and choppy that it crashes many times! The PS5 auto shutdown and send me error messages when I reboot it! When the games begin to lag. It takes 2-3 minutes to become normal and then it repeats itself 30-40 minutes after! That’s how I finished playing though lagging game!

[@TheRealEtaoinShrdlu]

Just get a PC.

[@newvillagefilms]

Are they PS5 compatible with the heat sink?

[@salimsadman20]

Is the Transcend 250H's heat-sink removable ?

[@TheRealEtaoinShrdlu]

Yes. It is a piece of aluminium. But why on earth would you want to remove it?!

[@marcel1463]

Great review, thank you.

[@m4nc1n1]

I grabbed a LEVEN JP600 4TB PCIe 3D NAND NVMe Gen3x4 for 179 (reg $199) as a storage / gaming drive. I only use gen 4 for boot

[@___x__x_r___xa__x_____f______]

cannot find this Transcend 250 anywhere in the UK

[@keithmonk4503]

Just brought the 250 s 4tb for £280. Checked against all my other 4 drives samsung 980 gen 4 drives. In the real world no difference, but they are two 1tb, two 2tb. So 4 tb transcend at Samsung 980 spec today is a good spend. Used a samsung 990 as an external usb 4 +4 theoretical 2.2 GB /sec obviously no diff to 980 or transcend. Hammered it for a while, and no problems.

[@Br0adCastYourS3lf]

Transcend 4TB SSDs consistently and significantly trailing 1TB and 2TB SSDs in synthetic and real-world tests. Not that I'll notice, but just to be complete.

[@emmanuel9546]

The one and only pendrive that broke with me was an tranced.

[@samalawaddin3029]

Is it compatible to use in PS5?

[@couloirphoto]

crazy how well the sn770 holds up on most of these benchmarks without DRAM

[@TechTesters]

It does benefit a lot from the high-end (i9/ddr5) test bench, do keep that in mind.

[@mingyi456]

@@TechTesters I wonder what would happen if that same test bench was loaded up with a memory intensive workload (either a memory intensive game or prime 95 large ffts) while the same benchmarks are running on a dram-less ssd. Would the performance tank in such a case while the dram equipped ssds lose less performance? Although it would be hard to find a memory intensive workload that leaves the cpu cores free enough to carry out the benchmark run.

[@raj.svc.google911]

Please provide random read-write numbers as well.

[@amigatommy7]

I think Transcend started as a Hyundai company

[@kuei1215]

Western digital components is not a good choice. They were always on the bottom of hard drive quality. I'll stick with Samsung.

[@RichardCyberPunk]

My WD Black SN850X 2TB is still working great. No probs with WD.

[@RetroAnachronist]

I’m not finding these drives on Amazon or Newegg. 🤷‍♂️

[@TechTesters]

Me neither, I'll keep asking for updates :)

[@RealStuntPanda]

I wish I could find the Transcend 4TB drive here in the U.S. but no luck.

[@voidnoire7256]

Very informative, thank you. I was on the fence about buying the 250S, but your benchmark results has given me the confidence to give it a shot.

[@sirnh]

Links to all of the competitors but no link to the drive in review? I can't seem to find it on Amazon in the US.

[@TechTesters]

Waiting for it to actually show up in the US as well :) I've been told that should happen "soon" too.

[@matthewhawes9301]

wheres the damned product link

[@Raintiger88]

Seems they don't like us here in NZ or I'd buy one.

[@Raider_MXD]

Very interesting product

[@Mrtickleberries]

Is the drive memory chips on both sides or on side. This is quite important for the likes of the Asus Ally, GPD, Aokzoe etc segment of hand held gaming

[@sebna]

Why there is no freaking link to the reviewed device?

[@URAZKIVANER]

Acer has one even cheaper than these as 4tb nvme

[@cap2574]

Can’t get the 4tb in the states. The 1 and 2Tb are competing with better quality drive like WD and Seagate in pricing but not undercutting them by anything measurable.

[@techxbd]

love you lady! love your voice also!

[@ari.gold01]

Hi there, Any reviews of SSD transcend mte220s? Thanks

[@TechTesters]

Never saw them. I had the 240S but that wasn't that great.

[@sbacon92]

where is the Seagate 530 ? it's the best drive money can buy IMO. I have 3 in raid 5 on my desktop.

[@TechTesters]

It's in the older roundup video, and in an upcoming new one as well. But I cut some drives out of the graphs to keep them legible. The FC530 was fine, but didn't really stand out next to (for example) the KC3000 / SN850X that Blue mentioned.

[@nellynelson965]

Pointless if you cant actualy buy the thing.

[@walpt]

I bought an 980, 20 days ago, 500 Gb, 3 warranty years, 30 euros. But altough Was not the capacity was looking for, its a nvmn for video composition. I guess for now it will serve me. I believe in the next year we can by a 3 tb for the same price.