Zotac 2.5 inch ZT Series SATA600

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Pros:

Competitive performance, Aggressive pricing, Several datasecurity features
Great overall performance, Built on a solid platform (Phison S10), Priced aggressively

Cons:

Warranty is only threeyear, No software or accessories whatsoever
No accessories or bundled software

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Last revision on January 1, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Competitive performance, Aggressive pricing, Several datasecurity features
Great overall performance, Built on a solid platform (Phison S10), Priced aggressively

Reviewers Didn't Like

Warranty is only threeyear, No software or accessories whatsoever
No accessories or bundled software

Expert reviews and ratings

Best known for their graphics cards and mini-PC's, including the Steam Machine we recently reviewed, Zotac started producing SSDs earlier this year. Today we have their aggressively priced performance model on our test bench to see how it compares to...

By HardwareHeaven on December 03, 2015

Zotac's first enthusiast-grade SSD offers very good performance at a competitive price. There's no bundled software or accessories, but for many users that won't be a problem. Read...

By Computer Shopper on November 25, 2015

For their first solid state drive they also selected a very solid platform in Phison's S10 controller. We've seen this controller used in Corsair's Neutron XT, Kingston's HyperX Savage, Patriot's Ignite and many more. This controller has definitely...

By ThinkComputers on November 11, 2015