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Sandisk Plus 240GB SATAIII 2.5inch SSD - £44.99 (With Code) - eBuyer

£44.99 Ebuyer13 Apr 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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BuzzDuraband

13 Apr 16

Again!? Yes, again.

Inject new life in your laptop or desktop PC

Up to 20X faster than a typical hard disk drive1
Faster boot-up, shutdown, application load and response1
480GB: Read/write speeds of up to 480MB/s/400MB/s**
240GB: Read/write speeds of up to 520MB/s/350MB/s
120GB: Read/write speeds of up to 520MB/s/180MB/s
Generous battery life
Shock resistant for proven durability3—even if you drop your computer
Three year warranty2

Use code: SSD

Top comments

shaft

13 Apr 16 3 #16

same price at Amazon now

Latest comments (35)

saucysarah1971

15 Apr 16 #35

Ok thank you.

3guesses

15 Apr 16 #34

Just turn 90-degrees anti-clockwise and you won't go far wrong.

saucysarah1971

15 Apr 16 #33

Could you point me in the right direction please

saucysarah1971

13 Apr 16 #20

I know nothing about SSD's. I know about the usual hard drives. Looking for a drive of some description to go into a laptop. Any help appreciated.

T3chnoGuy to saucysarah1971

14 Apr 16 #23

Basically If your laptop takes ages to startup and makes you feel like you live in stone age it will make it 27 times faster then what it is. Your laptop will turn into a super sonic jet by this is SSD drive.(replaced by hard drive)

westonborn to saucysarah1971

14 Apr 16 #32

Changed all my hard drives for SSD it's the cheapest way to reinvigorate a slower machine, average boot time now is 25-30'seconds. Sandisk are a solid brand.

f2k8

14 Apr 16 #31

Holy ****, I think I'll wait till the 960GB, time to boot up your time machine again mate :wink:

3guesses

14 Apr 16 #30

OK. I guess it's just a case of setting the boot order in the BIOS then?

westyuk1

14 Apr 16 #29

Should be ok in either. I've seen a couple of people have issues trying to boot from the caddy but technically there is no reason why it can't.

jamgin

14 Apr 16 #28

I've just been testing my newly developed time machine and went forward in time to Oct 26 2016. 480gb SSD is now £27.99 with a free cuddly Minion toy.

alxdenisov

14 Apr 16 #27

is it compatible with macbook air early 2015?

westyuk1

14 Apr 16 #24

or get a caddy, swap out your DVD drive and keep your mechanical drive as well.

3guesses to westyuk1

14 Apr 16 #26

Presumably, when doing this you need to put the mechanical drive in the DVD bay if you want the SSD drive to be the boot device?

3g

westyuk1

14 Apr 16 #25

Had 3 OCZ SSDs a while back which all failed in the same year. All pain in the backside returns to the Neterlands also. Safe to say I wont be going back. Sandisk anyday over that trash.

T3chnoGuy

14 Apr 16 1 #22

I feel you braaah same here :P

T3chnoGuy

13 Apr 16 #19

Would be nice if it was 480 for that price. Cold from me :P

f2k8 to T3chnoGuy

13 Apr 16 1 #21

480 for £50 and I'll bite :P

Stick it straight in the laptop to replace my 500GB.

t0mgreen

13 Apr 16 #15

Thanks OP, have just ordered to replace the HD in my ageing 2009 MacBook Pro. Hopefully this was counterbalance the slow down brought on by Yosemite and El Capitan and will save the laptop a flight out if the window! :smile:

forevermacin to t0mgreen

13 Apr 16 1 #18

Certainly helped with mine when I had an SSD in my Macbook. Once you have one you won't want to go back.

Micthebaron

13 Apr 16 2 #17

Ordered from Amazon (had gift card), same price and also free delivery. Heat added.

shaft

13 Apr 16 3 #16

same price at Amazon now

Nate1492

13 Apr 16 1 #14

I don't trust OCZ for anything. Trust or not for sandisk, I would avoid all products under the OCZ umbrella, even with the Toshiba purchase, they are still below the rest of the field in reliability.

cmdr_elito

13 Apr 16 #8

Better off with ocz version which has been previously the same price, write speed is slow for an ssd.

plewis00 to cmdr_elito

13 Apr 16 #13

Personally I'd trust Sandisk over OCZ for reliability and as to disk speed, in general/real-world use this is much less relevant - in canned benchmarks the OCZ may well win. People going from HDD to SSD will notice the difference even if it's the slowest SSD on the market.

muzzydark

13 Apr 16 #12

Did apply the code and free slow delivery option is available.

blinx01

13 Apr 16 #11

Any deals on a 480GB?

cmdr_elito

13 Apr 16 #10

http://www.ebuyer.com/720808

cmdr_elito

13 Apr 16 #9

See below its £52.98

davycrocket

13 Apr 16 1 #7

these need to be about £40 or less to be competitive as all the other sizes have tumbled

cin_mar

13 Apr 16 #6

yeah i know i just wanted to say that if you dont wanna order anything else it cost 52 with delivery which is only 4quid less than normal price with free delivery. but i assume free delivery is a 5day option. i ordered laptop once from them with feee 5 day delivery on friday and i received it on tuesday 12 days later. they offer 5 WORKING DAYS delivery so you can count for 10-12 normal days sometimes.
so wouldn't recommend that option

but drive alone is a good offer for that money

SFconvert

13 Apr 16 #5

If you just order this, then delivery is free, but if you order something else as well, and the total is under £50, you get charged delivery!

cin_mar

13 Apr 16 1 #3

sorry my bad didnt apply code. but if you do it they charge 7quid for delivery which maked 52 in total after code

spaghettihooha to cin_mar

13 Apr 16 #4

It's free delivery if you spend £50.00 or more.

cin_mar

13 Apr 16 #2

back to 55.98 now