Reviewers Liked
- Excellent performance
- 7mm thick, so it will fit nearly any drive bay
- Toggle NAND
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No mounting hardware for desktop installation
- Three-year warranty
Toshiba 2.5" Q Series SATA3
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Despite making the tech, we can't recommend this...
By PCWorld
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But a quick trip online revealed stunning discounts that drop the price below 80 cents per gigabyte. That's a bargain in a drive this fast. The only downside is that the Q Series Pro is warrantied for just three years, while its Samsung 840 Pro and OCZ Vector competitors carry five-year warranties.
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Uneven performance makes this SSD a weak choice compared to the...
By micromart.co.uk
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The evolution of the SSD has been frustratingly slow, for this reviewer at least. We started with a super-expensive phase, before moving on to the cheaper options with only part of the speed advantage. I'm really hoping that the appearance of the Toshiba...
By TechRadar AU
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Super-small Phillips-head screws can be awfully fiddly, and on this occasion a quartet of the blighters get in the way of us cracking open the shiny new Toshiba Q Series 256GB. It's the first we've seen of the thing, and as Toshiba isn't hugely...
By uk.hardware.info
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Samsung's 850 Pro SSDs are without a doubt the fastest SSDs of this moment. Given that this product does not seem to have any flaws, we heartily recommend it to those who are looking for the fastest possible SSD. The Vector 150 and AMD Radeon R7 SSDs...
By uk.hardware.info
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Last month we published a review on Intels new 730 series SSD , based on the same controller that you can find in Intel enterprise SSDs. As the controller is developed in house by Intel they claim that the consistency in the performance of these drives...
By uk.hardware.info
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Unless you're sporting really old hardware, an SSD is the best sure-fire way to boost the performance of your desktop or laptop computer. There is so much choice now it's difficult to know whether there is a significant difference between various SSDs...
By uk.hardware.info
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Up until now we really weren't that impressed by the SSDs from Toshiba. If the new Q series is a sign of things to come, however, Toshiba can definitely be considered a serious player on the SSD market. The performance of the Q series SSDs is good....
By Chip.de
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Das Toshiba Q Series PC Upgrade Kit 512GB (HDTS251EZSWA) besteht aus der im Test überzeugenden Toshiba Q Series 512GB SSD und dem zum Einbau notwendigen Zubehör: Einer Halterung für den 3,5-Zoll-Schacht, einem Satz Schrauben, Kabeln und einem...
By Clubic
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Samsung, Sandisk, OCZ. Ces trois marques, qui agitent le marché du SSD ces derniers mois, ont en commun de contrôler tout ou partie de la chaîne de production, ce qui offre un avantage concurrentiel à différents points de vue. Une autre marque dispose de...
By Chip.de
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Beim Lesen von Daten erreicht die Toshiba satte 540 MByte/s im Mittel, beim Beschreiben 512 MByte/s. Das kann die Konkurrenz derzeit nicht toppen, zumal viele andere Modelle beim Lesen und Schreiben oft sehr unterschiedliche Performance zeigen. Dass...
By com-magazin.de
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Schnell, schneller, SSDs. com! hat die schnellsten von ihnen getestet. Sie erreichen Geschwindigkeiten von mehr als 500 MByte/s. SSDs dieser Klasse gibt es ab 150 Euro.Der SSD-Markt ist heiß umkämpft: In kurzen Abständen bringen die Hersteller neue...
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Avant de passer aux recommandations à proprement parler, nous tenons une nouvelle fois à porter votre attention sur cette manie qu'ont les constructeurs d'afficher sur les fiches produit des débits en écriture très élevés alors qu'ils ne sont pas...
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