256GB Sandisk Z400S M.2 2280 Internal SSD @ Amazon (further 5% off for students) - £52.79 @ Amazon UK

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256GB Sandisk Z400S M.2 2280 Internal SSD £52.79 @ Amazon (further 5% off for students)

£52.79 5% off Amazon UK19 Oct 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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bothered

19 Oct 16

Awaiting stock, Ready to order.

To the delight of everyone Students might get a further 5% bringing it to = £50.15

Size: 256GB | Style Name: M.2

Latest comments (19)

tarryboy

21 Oct 16 #19

I ordered this and then checked my PC to see if I have any m.2 slots,

somru

20 Oct 16 #18

price went up

freestyle

20 Oct 16 #17

Prob cancel orders and claim it was a misprice like the Samsung ssd the other day

NitrousUK

20 Oct 16 #16

£74.99 now, and OOS. Expiring.

Cattle

20 Oct 16 #15

Looking forward to all the recertified WD SSD's :P

ontheqt

20 Oct 16 #14

£75 quid now

chaddeh

20 Oct 16 #6

With this fit a 2011 macbook air?

ws007 to chaddeh

20 Oct 16 #8

i doubt that it has a M.2 slot, they only started to appear last year.

ollie87 to chaddeh

20 Oct 16 #13

I believe yes if you use this adapter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QAE5FVO/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00QAE5FVO&linkCode=as2&tag=techtropixmacbookssd-20&linkId=01bb473af579bdf5e783c958f93ed45c

I could be wrong though.

tarryboy

20 Oct 16 #11

How are you supposed to hook this up? do all boards come with an m.2 slot?

Agharta to tarryboy

20 Oct 16 2 #12

No, my ironing board is SATA only but it does come with water cooling.

M.2 is mainly for modern laptops and some tablets but more recent higher end desktop boards support it.

PhilK

20 Oct 16 #10

"To the delight of everyone Students might get a further 5% bringing it to = £50.15"

I assume that was meant sarcastically
I don't think students have ever been LESS liked or respected by the majority in history ! (with good reason)

JoeSpur

20 Oct 16 1 #9

A lot of people make a lot of fuss about some SSDs being faster than others and some M.2 being faster than others. I used to have a regular Samsung SATA SSD and now I have a PCIe M.2 and the difference is not as great as people make out. Maybe it would be for specific tasks but I'd say your average user wouldn't notice any difference.

Twinsenx

20 Oct 16 1 #7

DUmping or not, this is still a good deal.

RUGAAL

20 Oct 16 #2

Better sm961 samsung m2?

vmistery to RUGAAL

20 Oct 16 1 #5

This one is only SATA so nowhere close, you have to ask yourself if you really need a PCI-e drive though, in the real world I really doubt there would be that much discernible difference unless you are doing something ridiculously intense with it.

GwanGy

20 Oct 16 1 #4

Not in the slightest, these are low end SSD. Not even pcie .
Dumping stock perhaps? , as their new masters (WD) release their own slightly less mediocre SSD's .

RUGAAL

20 Oct 16 1 #3

Meant pm961

kennethsross

19 Oct 16 1 #1

An excellent price - no real use for it, though. Got a 256GB Hynix SSD in the M.2 slot on my laptop (and a 2.5" 1TB in the other slot). So nothing to offer me, but a good deal for others if they can use it. heat from me.

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