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Sandisk
SanDisk SSD Plus 2TB SATA III Internal Solid State Drive
A roomy 2TB of solid state storage with read speeds up to 545MB/s to wake up a tired desktop or laptop for less
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Overview
Key Features
Easy upgrade for fast boots and application launches
High capacities for applications and large media files
Sequential Read speeds of up to 545MB/s and write speeds of up to 515MB/s(2) [1-2TB(1) models]
Shock-resistant for proven durability(3) - even if you drop your computer
Specifications
Brand
SanDisk
Model
SDSSDA-2T00
Capacity
2TB
Interface
SATA III, 6 Gb/s
Form Factor
2.5-inch / 7mm
Sequential Read Speed
Up to 545MB/s
Sequential Write Speed
Up to 515MB/s
Durability
Shock-resistant
Condition
Renewed
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this SanDisk SSD Plus fit in my existing laptop or desktop?
It uses the standard 2.5-inch, 7mm form factor, so it fits the drive bays in most laptops and desktops. Machines that only accept M.2 or NVMe drives will not be compatible.
How much faster is it than a traditional hard drive?
With sequential reads up to 545MB/s and writes up to 515MB/s, it delivers noticeably faster boots and application launches than a mechanical drive, according to SanDisk's ratings.
What does the Renewed condition mean for this drive?
Renewed means the unit has been inspected and restored to working condition rather than sold factory-new. It typically ships in non-retail packaging at a lower price than a new drive.
Is the 2TB capacity enough for games and large media files?
Two terabytes offers generous room for a full operating system, a large application library, and sizable media files like video projects and game installs without frequent cleanup.
How does this compare to an NVMe SSD?
This is a SATA III drive capped around 545MB/s, so an NVMe SSD will be substantially faster. The SSD Plus targets affordable capacity upgrades rather than peak throughput.
Is the drive durable enough to survive being moved around?
SanDisk rates it as shock-resistant, drawing on the no-moving-parts nature of solid state storage, which helps it withstand an accidental drop of your computer better than a mechanical drive.