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Posted 18 April 2023

480GB - Kingston A400 2.5" SATA III Solid State Drive - 500MB/s, 3D TLC - £20.97 / 240GB - £14.97 @ Amazon

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Kingston’s A400 solid-state drive dramatically improves the responsiveness of your existing system with incredible boot, loading and transfer times compared to mechanical hard drives. Powered by a latest-gen controller for read and write speeds of up to 500MB/s and 450MB/s¹, this SSD is 10x faster than a traditional hard drive¹ for higher performance, ultra-responsive multi-tasking and an overall faster system.

Also more reliable and durable than a hard drive, A400 is built with Flash memory. There are no moving parts, making it less likely to fail than a mechanical hard drive. It is also cooler and quieter, and its shock and vibration resistance makes it ideal for notebooks and other mobile computing devices.

  • Fast start-up, loading and file transfers
  • More reliable and durable than a hard drive
  • Multiple capacities with space for applications or a hard drive replacement

A400 is available in multiple drive form factors and capacities from 120GB–1.92GB² to give you all the space you need for applications, videos, photos and other important documents. You can also replace your hard drive or a smaller SSD with a drive big enough to hold all your files.

This SSD is designed for use in desktop and notebook computer workloads and is not intended for server environments.
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  1. Kush.V's avatar
    Kush.V
    Thank you!
    Great price with the £5 voucher!
  2. jay.3's avatar
    jay.3
    My PC has only 2 drive bays. Currently I have a HDD and a 2.5inch SSD. How do I install another bay to the PC? Never worked on a PC before, originally bought this as a prebuilt.
    freebies_please's avatar
    freebies_please
    I'm going to assume the following;
    1. Your Desktop has a spare SATA port to add an additional Disk.
    2. Your Desktop has two hard drive bays, and these are for 3.5" drives,
    3. You have one populated with 3.5" HDD, the other bay with a 2.5" SSD mounted on a bracket (2.5" to 3.5" bracket / adaptor)

    If your response is yes to 1 and 3, then you need this.
    Essentially it's a 2.5" to 3.5" bracket, which allows you to mount two SSD's to use one 3.5" drive.

    You can buy this bracket for around £8, which comes with all the necessary bits.
    It can be ordered from Amazon.co.uk.
    amazon.co.uk/Ina…RI/

    If you dont like the ketchup and mustard coloured cables and prefer muted colour, you can by the below.
    8.99 GBP
    amazon.co.uk/dp/…DG/

    As @mudisoft, it's an SSD, no moving parts. You can litterally just connect the sata and power cable and leave it above your existing ssd. If you want to secure it, just use some bluetac / double sided foam tape.

    Hope this helps.
  3. MajorDealHunter's avatar
    MajorDealHunter
    1. How do I know if this will fit inside my Acer laptop?
    2. Is it relatively easy to replace?
    3. Will I need to transfer data to an external hard drive and load it back on after replacement?
    dannyzz's avatar
    dannyzz
    @MajorDealHunter

    Before, you do anything. Backup your documents to a USB!

    1. How do I know if this will fit inside my Acer laptop?
    The older type of laptops have a 2.5" Hard Disk. Therefore, it should be compatible.

    2. Is it relatively easy to replace?
    Yes, just open the cover of the laptop and you will see the hard disk. Unscrew the screws and removed the connector of the old hard disk, then replace with new hard disk.

    3. Will I need to transfer data to an external hard drive and load it back on after replacement?
    My suggestion would be, remove the old disk and replace with new HD. Install the operating system fresh.
    Purchase a HD caddy and place the old hard disk. You can browse the HD as USB Drive
    Or
    Image the current Hard disk to the new HD.

    There are plenty of Youtube videos to guide you.
  4. Brando1's avatar
    Brando1
    What software do you use to clone harddrive?
  5. bald_vale's avatar
    bald_vale
    I'm not very tech savvy, if I bought a case for this hard drive could it be used as an external/portable hard drive please?
    dannyzz's avatar
    dannyzz
    @bald_vale - yes.
    you can buy one of these cases.

    ORICO 2.5 inch External Hard Drive Enclosure USB 3.0 to SATA III for 7mm and 9.5mm SATA HDD SSD
    amazon.co.uk/dp/…064

    or with USB C connections if your Device has USB C compatiblity
    amazon.co.uk/dp/…639
  6. Chris_R23's avatar
    Chris_R23
    Crazy price..will replacing a HDD which is for steam/games beneficial.. probably not but for £20 might as well?
    Crossbow's avatar
    Crossbow
    Won't get increased frame rates, but game load times will improve noticeably techguided.com/ssd…ng/ - for £21 I'd definitely go for it
    There was a 960Gb posted yesterday for £33 with the 15% eBay code hotukdeals.com/dea…795
    If you can wait a bit it could return, but If you're happy with 480Gb for this price then go for it!
  7. Abbhioye's avatar
    Abbhioye
    Can any one please suggest if this can be installed on Lenovo Thinkpad TABLET 10, 10.1-inch Touch Display Intel N4100 Celeron, bought it from Itzoo some months back and has only 128gb, looking to extend the storage.

    Link: tech-bazaar.com/pro…10/ (edited)
    dannyzz's avatar
    dannyzz
    @Abbhioye - unfortunately, the Thinkpad TABLET 10 cannot accept a SSD. I think your device can increase the storage by inserting a Micro SD card. (Very similar to a Android Smart phone)

    pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/…-10

    Hard drive features
    • 64GB/128GB / eMMC (embedded Multi Media Card) flash memory on board
    • One microSD Card slot, supports up to 64GB
    Note: Supported hard disk drives depend on the model.
  8. Marty_O's avatar
    Marty_O
    Probably not but Can this be encased to use an a backup hardrive via a USB connection?
    bryanhaines399's avatar
    bryanhaines399
    You don't really need a case for it, it's already in a case. Just search for USB to SATA and you'll find adapters which will connect USB to the data and power on the SSD.
  9. Asen_Solokov's avatar
    Asen_Solokov
    NEver buy Kingston SSDs ...Thank me later !
    dannyzz's avatar
    dannyzz
    Can you enlighten us, why?
  10. Ohnoimbroke's avatar
    Ohnoimbroke
    Hi. Can anyone tell me if I can use this as an external thing for putting Xbox games on or as a back up drive for my pc? Thanks
    dannyzz's avatar
    dannyzz
    There are various HD 2.5" Enclosures, which will do it.

    ORICO 2.5 inch External Hard Drive Enclosure USB 3.0 to SATA III for 7mm and 9.5mm SATA HDD SSD
    amazon.co.uk/dp/…h=1
  11. yodiyo's avatar
    yodiyo
    Can this be used to replace an SSD on a MacBook Pro from 2017?
    dannyzz's avatar
    dannyzz
    @yodiyo - My advice would be to check your model number of your MacBook Pro and just do a quick search with the model number on how to replace the hard disk.

    I think the 2017 models comes with PCIe-based SSD, not a 2.5" Sata SSD
  12. Brando1's avatar
    Brando1
    Having a nightmare trying to clone old laptop. Tried macrium reflect four times with error 0 and on fifth time eror 9.Gave up and tried disk genius twice and no joy.
    Dont know why it does not come with software.
    Have wasted about 24 hours trying to clone and am just gonna try a disk image tomorrow
    dannyzz's avatar
    dannyzz
    Norton Ghost was a very popular Program and simple to use. Unsure, if its still available
  13. whuwhuwhuwhu's avatar
    whuwhuwhuwhu
    Crazy price, paid more than this for 128GB a few years ago.
  14. GMKD's avatar
    GMKD
    Used the £5 off Amazon voucher. Just received and replaced the HDD in an old laptop. Thanks OP!
  15. Rhythmeister's avatar
    Rhythmeister
    What a bargain for the 480GB one, there's my Steam library on it's very own SSD 😁
    Chris_R23's avatar
    Chris_R23
    Yea same..but that doesn't mean I'll actually play anything still
  16. lolamont's avatar
    lolamont
    Thanks for this
  17. RobertHimself's avatar
    RobertHimself
    " This SSD is designed for use in desktop and notebook computer workloads "
    Question, can I use it for playstation?
    MagicBoy's avatar
    MagicBoy
    Which Playstation?

    You might get glitches with it. I got one to use with an Xbox a couple years ago, and had problems with certain games. Swapped it for a Crucial SSD and the problems went away.
  18. dannyzz's avatar
    dannyzz
    Good price, thanks for sharing.
  19. Glynevans101's avatar
    Glynevans101
    Good price I've got two of these, one off the xbox and one off the TV. No problems with either
  20. This.Is.Dog's avatar
    This.Is.Dog
    Heat! That is nuts
  21. Myatu's avatar
    Myatu
    Good price, but.... I bought a Samsung SSD in 2014, and it is still going strong. Also bought this Kingston in 2019, and it died last year. YMMV.
    paulace007's avatar
    paulace007
    I am an IT engineer for an NHS trust (thousands of users) and we have been using hundreds of these (120Gb and 240Gb) in our laptops (among other brands). Only 1 failure in 4 years which is fantastic and actually betters our HDD failure rate.
  22. Kush.V's avatar
    Kush.V
    Thank you so much op! Just ordered with the additional £5 off £15+ amazon voucher.
    Total for me was around £15.50.
    Bargain! 🔥
  23. bigjugs4me's avatar
    bigjugs4me
    Heat. 20 quid for an after effects cache drive is worth every penny 👌
    bigjugs4me's avatar
    bigjugs4me
    Purchased
  24. Dealmessiah's avatar
    Dealmessiah
    Who wouldn't cough up the extra £6?
  25. TaxFather's avatar
    TaxFather
    Got the 980GB for £40
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