A decent performing alternative to other TLC SSDs (850 Evo, Ultra II, BX100).
Review here - http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/storage/88805-sk-hynix-canvas-sl301-500gb/
Form Factor 2.5" Standard
Cell type TLC
Sequential Performance (128KB, Typical)
Read : Up to 540MB/s
Write : Up to 470MB/s
Random Performance (4KB, Typical)
Read : Up to 95K IOPS
Write : Up to 85K IOPS
Power Consumption (Typical) Active Read: 2.5W | Active Write: 3.0W | ldle : 50mW
Warranty 3 years
Top comments
JimBobJr to ando
13 Feb 165#2
Because 20 forum posts will qualify for free delivery, its not too difficult to get
ando
13 Feb 163#3
Still doesn't mean it's free to the people who don't have that, just misinforming is all
ando
13 Feb 163#1
Why conveniently not include the delivery price?
£47.37 delivered
Latest comments (20)
jewelie
16 Feb 16#20
Am I being thick (okay, probably I am)?
I've gone to the warranty link from the included manual to see how I go about registering and it has this-
WARRANTY
Product Certification
Certify your SSD product and enjoy the 3-year warranty, various tools,
customer support services, and more
Warranty Statement Download
Benefits of Certifying Your SK hynix SSD
+ After sales service and guaranteed repairs
+ Product updating tools
+ SK hynix’s certificate of authenticity
The only link is to the manual/warranty statement.
How on earth do you go about "certifying" your product and getting your "certificate" to give you access to the warranty?
::confused::
Julie
x
iserlohn
15 Feb 162#19
Samsung Evo SSDs are also TLC, whereas their Pro are MLC.
ValiantSaint
14 Feb 16#16
Great find. How do these drives compare to the Samsung EVO etc? I currently have a 120GB OCZ Agility 3 that I would like to upgrade. Many thanks :wink:
These use TLC so shorter life span potentially but if your not churning 100's of gb a day not an issue. Just guessing but should be ok for 15-40gb a day for 5 years. More expensive Samsung drives using MLC might be able to write 2-3 times more data before it kills over but their TLC ones are probably similar. Sometimes its nice to spend an extra £10 for an Evo for peace of mind but I didnt as our PC is only used a few hours a day and I back up the SDD anyway, also think it has a three year warranty. Sometime there will be performance advantages to spending more but for most users theres no notable difference.
SpeedyG
14 Feb 16#17
Can this fit a Acer Revo?
sblmbb
14 Feb 16#15
Where can I get my hexus user id? Looked everywhere couldn't find it
tahir2
14 Feb 16#14
Scan always been good to me. Returned a few items that were faulty, refunded almost straight away.
v8griff
14 Feb 16#13
Scam? No thanks, save your money and go to a proper retailer.
Krizzo3
13 Feb 16#12
Got this from novatech last year fast as hell!
McHotpoon
13 Feb 16#11
The SKhynix data migration tool worked a treat for me, took about 4 clicks in windows 10 to migrate OS with system running. Powered off PC disconnected hdd and booted off ssd. Could not have imagined how easy it was. Very happy with mine, got it for £45 frm Novatech added sata cable for foc del (£50 spend @ Novatech)
Mega delivery charges for a small item from Scan as always. I never buy from for simply ripping off their customers.
Insider9
13 Feb 16#5
Thanks OP, hot price :smiley:
Would anyone please explain how to get free delivery from scan? All google searches point to free delivery being discontinued a while back. Thanks in advance
QuickProfits
13 Feb 16#4
I got one from Novatech. Brilliant.
ando
13 Feb 163#3
Still doesn't mean it's free to the people who don't have that, just misinforming is all
ando
13 Feb 163#1
Why conveniently not include the delivery price?
£47.37 delivered
JimBobJr to ando
13 Feb 165#2
Because 20 forum posts will qualify for free delivery, its not too difficult to get
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Opening post
Review here - http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/storage/88805-sk-hynix-canvas-sl301-500gb/
Form Factor 2.5" Standard
Cell type TLC
Sequential Performance (128KB, Typical)
Read : Up to 540MB/s
Write : Up to 470MB/s
Random Performance (4KB, Typical)
Read : Up to 95K IOPS
Write : Up to 85K IOPS
Power Consumption (Typical) Active Read: 2.5W | Active Write: 3.0W | ldle : 50mW
Warranty 3 years
Top comments
£47.37 delivered
Latest comments (20)
I've gone to the warranty link from the included manual to see how I go about registering and it has this-
WARRANTY
Product Certification
Certify your SSD product and enjoy the 3-year warranty, various tools,
customer support services, and more
Warranty Statement Download
Benefits of Certifying Your SK hynix SSD
+ After sales service and guaranteed repairs
+ Product updating tools
+ SK hynix’s certificate of authenticity
The only link is to the manual/warranty statement.
How on earth do you go about "certifying" your product and getting your "certificate" to give you access to the warranty?
::confused::
Julie
x
These use TLC so shorter life span potentially but if your not churning 100's of gb a day not an issue. Just guessing but should be ok for 15-40gb a day for 5 years. More expensive Samsung drives using MLC might be able to write 2-3 times more data before it kills over but their TLC ones are probably similar. Sometimes its nice to spend an extra £10 for an Evo for peace of mind but I didnt as our PC is only used a few hours a day and I back up the SDD anyway, also think it has a three year warranty. Sometime there will be performance advantages to spending more but for most users theres no notable difference.
http://forums.hexus.net/scan-care-hexus/138836-scan2hexus-free-shipping-setup-guide.html
Minimum spend £50 + 20 forum posts (I think).
Slightly cheaper from Scan on eBay £41.88 + £4.98 p&p
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250GB-SK-hynix-Canvas-SL301-2-5-SSD-SATA-III-6Gb-s-TLC-Cell-Read-540MB-s-/121885189137?hash=item1c60ec6411:g:B-gAAOSwa-dWs2J5
Would anyone please explain how to get free delivery from scan? All google searches point to free delivery being discontinued a while back. Thanks in advance
£47.37 delivered