S101 SATA SSD 1TB, Internal State Drive SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5″ SSD Sata, UP to 550MB/s, 1TB Internal Drive Solid State Hard Drive, Upgrade Laptop PC and Desktops
Price: $53.99
(as of Apr 03, 2025 08:51:24 UTC – Details)
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ABOUT FANXIANG
Creativity, Quality, and Professionalism are the threeindispensable elements of FANXIANG products
Fanxiang is a professional flash storage brand in China. It was established in 2015 and leads a core team with more than ten years of experience in storage product design and development, firmware development, and product sales. We are committed to providing global business partners with excellent products (such as USB flash drives, memory cards, SSD, Portable solid-state USB flash drives, etc) .
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fanxiang SSD Solid State Drive
fanxiang SSD Solid State Drive
fanxiang SSD Solid State Drive
SPEED UP COMPUTER: The fanxiang SSD hard drive achieves blazing read and write speeds of 550MB/s, facilitating rapid file and data transfers
UPGRADE YOUR COMPUTER: Compared to HDDs, the 1TB SATA SSD boots up at least 50% faster, enabling instant productivity or gaming sessions
LONG-LASTING DURABILITY: The 2.5 SATA SSD incorporates 3D NAND TLC chips, offering a longer lifespan in writes compared to QLC, ensuring a more reliable data storage solution
EXTENSIVE COMPATIBILITY: The S101 SATA III SSD is compatible with desktops, laptops, all-in-one PCs, supporting various operating systems like Windows, Linux, and Mac OS, meeting the needs of diverse devices
Quality Assurance: Fanxiang S101 1TB solid state drive provides up to 3 years of quality assurance, providing lasting protection and confidence for your purchase
Customers say
Customers find the SSD drive easy to install, particularly with MacOS, and appreciate its high read/write rates and storage capacity. Moreover, the drive is sturdy and reliable, offering good value for money. However, the functionality and quality receive mixed reviews, with some units failing within months of use. Additionally, compatibility issues are reported, with multiple customers noting their computers wouldn’t recognize the drive.