Samsung 860 EVO SSD

The Samsung 860 Evo is no doubt a good SSD to go for. You get good performance and a 5-year warranty period. Moreover, the improved MJX controller and the use of LPDDR4 ensures that your power consumption values are much lower. So you can always use the...

The Samsung 860 EVO delivers performance every bit as good as its MLC rivals. It's a worthy competitor for the WD Blue 3D and Sandisk 3D, two other TLC drives that are undoing TLCs weak...

It's tough to argue against the Samsung 860 EVO now being the go-to SATA SSD on the market. The 32p/GB price tag of this 500GB drive means it isn't the best-value SSD you'll pick up today, but given it's sporting an unprecedented level of endurance the...

Retail listings for SSDs usually have much lower prices than what manufacturers quote. While the official MRP for the 250GB model (regardless of form factor) is Rs. 8,760, the MOP for the 2.5-inch variant is closer to Rs. 6,150 while the M.2 version...

The Samsung 860 Evo is an undeniably better series of solid-state drives than their predecessors. They achieve noticeably faster speeds and offer quadruple the endurance. While we struggled to see the 860 Pro as a noteworthy upgrade, Samsung has brought...

Through introduction of the Samsung 860 EVO, Samsung has done two things that make the EVO a great introduction; they have made it current with their latest 64-Bit 3D TLC V-NAND and they have given more power to their MJX controller, thus creating...

The Samsung SSD 860 EVO is available in a variety of capacities, depending on the form factor, at prices ranging from about $95 for a 250GB drive on up to approximately $1,400 for a 4TB model.

If you're looking to buy the best performing SATA SSD on the market regardless of price, the new Samsung 860 Evo drives are what you should be looking at. If you are using a traditional hard drive, definitely consider upgrading to an SSD like the 860 Evo because it will offer a massive upgrade in every aspect from read/write speeds to access times.