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USED SanDisk 128GB Solid State Drive 2.5 Inch SSD SATA Individually Sealed In ESD Bag
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Posted 17 November 2023

USED SanDisk 128GB Solid State Drive 2.5 Inch SSD SATA Individually Sealed In ESD Bag

£7.50
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  1. al355's avatar
    Spend £5 more and get new
    ssimonian's avatar
    This. 10-12 quid new, why risk anything?
  2. deleted2938927's avatar
    Ordered as extra storage on an android tv, light and easy to velcro on the back of the telly
  3. chischis's avatar
    If you happen to have an old PC hanging around that still doesn't have an SSD, at this price it'd be great as an OS drive. (edited)
  4. wh1zzard's avatar
    I'd say it's a risky business to go for a used SSD anytime. 30 days is not enough and does not inspire trust. Thing is a used SSD will degrade in performance quicker because you don't know what the SSD was used for. For example, it could have been used to mine... Price is good though
  5. slybunda's avatar
    from pics looks like x400, very old model drives. not worth it, could have been used for farming etc.
    Ian_Kemp's avatar
    Seoncd-hgand SSDs are almost never worth it.
  6. kerby's avatar
    So you would need 8 to get a TB. For £60 you could get a 1tb NVME drive that would more than likely outperform it.
    s10's avatar
    Noone is getting 6 of these to make 1tb of storage. This deal is good if you have an old laptop or something and want a cheap way for faster boot
  7. Sienio48's avatar
    Solid
    Auric_Goldfinger's avatar
    State
  8. steve1221's avatar
    9 in a Raid array could be an interesting project!
    MrFizzy's avatar
    You’d definitely want redundancy on these. Imagine the possible wear rate on them. 
  9. dannyzz's avatar
    Good price, thanks
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