Samsung 860 Pro review

according to Samsung's 850 line of SSDs has basically ruled as the generality common and reliable solid-state drive for generality consumers since it was launched back in 2014. And while Samsung has launched a few incremental updates over the years to raise storage capacity, the firm has reported the premier true successor to the iconic 850 Evo and 850 Pro drives: the 860 Evo and 860 Pro. A further incremental updateLike before, Samsung is continue selling both budget Evo models and further premium Pro versions of the 860. But if you're looking to pick up a new SSD, it seems worthwhile to pick up the updated 860 version. The 860 Pro comes in 4TB, 2TB, 1TB, 512GB, and 256GB sizes, and is only obtainable in a 2.5-inch size.


Samsung 860 Pro review

Specs can't truly communicate how… boring this SSD truly is in everyday Utilize — or why that's a extremely perfect thing. Looking for a hard drive with further than a terabyte of storage space is like shopping for a family car. And that's what the Samsung 860 Pro truly is, it's a minivan. Bill Roberson/Digital TrendsThe Samsung 860 Pro is, based on our results here, a strong, reliable performer. The Samsung 860 Pro, and its predecessor the Samsung 840 Pro both prove, the time it comes to your sensitive data, which boring is a very, extremely perfect thing.

Samsung 860 Pro review

Samsung announces 860 Pro, 860 Evo SSDs with up to 4TB capacity

according to Samsung has taken the wraps off its new 860 Pro and 860 Evo range of solid-state drives, featuring MJX controller with got best Linux compatibility and faster communication with the host system. The 860 Pro and 860 Evo range of SSDs take over from the 850 Pro and 850 Evo that were released back in 2015. The 860 Evo boosts everyday computing with speed, endurance, and worry-free reliability ideal for mainstream PCs and laptops. Samsung 860 Pro, 860 Evo specificationsComing to the technical specifications of the 860 PRO and 860 Evo, Samsung tells that these new range of SSDs offer read speeds of up to 560 MB/s and write speeds of up to 530 MB/s. Samsung provides a 5-year limited warranty, or up to 4,800 TBW (Terabytes written) on 860 PRO and up to 2400 TBW on the 860 EVO.






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