When we sampled the previous generation 840 EVO from SAMSUNG we were very impressed. It was reasonably priced, had good encryption qualities and in stock format was also a very fast drive. Add RAPID technology and the drive became a performance beast.

+ RAPID Technology; + 3D V-NAND; + 5 year warranty; + 6.8mm Height

Who won't like to buy it.. It's of samsung brand, 250 GB and such great discount

Booked one now :)

That it is now not so expensive; and it is very fast :

Nothing

My windows processes became faster. No lags, 2 sec booting time. I was waiting for this kind of stuff for ling.

Amazing speeds Downside is only 120gb

Good product! Remember to get USB (from computer) to SATA (SSD) cable, doesn't come with it!

Today we have the latest model from the Samsung SSD 850 Evo on hand, the mouth-watering 2TB model. Previously the 850 Evo range extended to a 1TB model but for those that find that simply wasn't enough, Samsung has doubled the capacity and in the process created what is by far the largest capacity...

The first SSD I used day to day in my main PC was the Intel X25-M and despite being an eye-watering $4.87 per gigabyte, the 80GB model was a bargain at $390 considering the SLC X25-E was selling for almost twice that in a miniscule 64GB capacity.

Highest capacity consumer SSD available; performance is consistent with and often a tad faster than the 500GB 850 Evo; pricing is fair

Fair doesn't mean inexpensive and if you're on a budget; two of Samsung's 1TB SSDs are a tad cheaper than one of the 2TB models

This SSD is purely amazing! I planned to buy an HDD after getting an SSD for my OS and some games but now I don't want anything else but an SSD. This thing is FAST they are a bit expensive but totally worth it. Probably going to purchase a 500gb next very impressed 10/10

I have purchased two of these to upgrade older Dell and HP laptops. Both transitions were flawless. You will need a way to connect the SSD to a USB port to perform the transfer. Also, after you load the data migration program it appears to just sit there. You have to go to Programs and launch it.