It may be cheaper HERE! at ILGS but I'm checking reviews of the retailer first - £87.79
ILGS seem to be fine, they offer free shipping but advise it can take up to 7 days.
EDIT: ILGS price has now gone back up, but if you look at post number two, it was that price, even if it was a short time :smiley: and Sorry :disappointed:
EDIT: Also now £88.56 at BT Business Direct + P&P the link is - HERE!
Now gone from BT also.
Latest comments (32)
johnthehuman
24 May 17#32
Except it wouldn't. In benchmarks you'd get some bigger numbers, but they don't translate into real-world gains that you would notice day to day.
SSDs of any kind are insanely fast.
dreamcat4
23 May 17#31
Its has a 200TB stated endurance... that is OK, the same as other reputable SSDs.
daveroy
23 May 17#30
Not sure if you're being serious with that question but an EVO 960 would absolutely annihilate a UV400 in every single way imaginable.
Yes this was 87£ which was brilliant price now at 98 not so much
daveroy to smegheads69
23 May 17#28
The HyperX Savage is the better drive and beats the UV400 in every way possible in benchmarks.
It's currently out of stock at Amazon, but can still be ordered for dispatch it '1 to 4 weeks.'
MajesticUnicorn
23 May 17#27
I am really sorry to advise you, but unfortunately the item what you placed on your order 68618755 was incorrectly set up on our website with incorrect price.
Sorry if it looks misleading, but it is just a simple human error. The price will be corrected on our website as our Technicians are working on the problem.
The original price is £ 134.99 Ex VAT.
If you think it is still acceptable please let me know and new order will be processed.
In the same time we start refund process on your original payment.
I would like to apologise for all the inconvenience what has been caused for you by this case.
MajesticUnicorn
23 May 17#26
order cancelled
johnthehuman
23 May 17#25
Doesn't look like it comes with a USB enclosure?
Vowo
23 May 17#22
Is £98 a good deal for a 480G SSD?
irekpa to Vowo
23 May 171#23
not if you find it cheaper :stuck_out_tongue:
ElGofre to Vowo
23 May 171#24
Yes, it's about as cheap as you can get them right now.
If you need it buy it but I'm not sure that now is a good time to buy SSD prices have been static/increasing for some time. I bought my 500GB evo 850 in 2015 for £117.
Uncommon.Sense to myOpinion2
23 May 17#21
If you need an SSD now, then you have little choice as the prices will not start coming down at the very earliest until the end of 2017, but it is now looking likely that it will be Q1 2018.
pr3dicta5le
23 May 17#16
So this went hot based on previous lower price from different retailer then you edited it twice to higher prices from different retailers?
Surely this should have been expired so themes price can be judged on its own merit
pr3dicta5le to pr3dicta5le
23 May 17#18
*so the new higher price can be judged on its own merit
Uncommon.Sense
23 May 17#15
Yes, all the fun an games - it has gone now... BT obviously realised the mistake.
Uncommon.Sense
23 May 17#12
Just added BT Business Direct at £88.68, see link in the OP. :smiley:
MajesticUnicorn to Uncommon.Sense
23 May 17#14
Shows as £94.68 for me. Am i missing something?
daveroy
23 May 17#13
Decent price at ~£90, but in the £100-120 range you can get a significantly better performing drive. These don't benchmark particularly well against the competition. Still a huge improvement over a mechanical drive of course though.
IndianJohns
23 May 17#11
In most of the benchmarks listed in that article it is similar to a number of other more expensive drives. Overall I think at this price it's excellent value for money, especially for someone looking for a cheap upgrade from an HDD.
gloremkunal
23 May 17#10
It seems Kingston had a price error thought one of there distributors which has caused the prices to go wrong everywhere in the market.
how does this compare to Samsung drives evo and pros
Uncommon.Sense to 888eyeball
23 May 17#6
It's a TLC drive, it's fast 550r/500w and 90k/50k IOPS and it comes in a cracking retail kit with USB enclosure, and software etc.
Basically, unless you were comparing an older SATA II drive to an 850 EVO etc. then they are all becoming very similar, pretty much how spinning disk hard drives have.
jasee
23 May 17#3
ILGS is £146 !
Uncommon.Sense to jasee
23 May 17#4
Yeah, seems that they corrected it, but I bought one as you can see from above, but I've updated the OP and title to reflect, the not so good, but still cheap price for 480GB presently. :smiley:
bob644
23 May 17#1
Not those prices on either link.
Uncommon.Sense to bob644
23 May 17#2
Wow, that was fast I just bought one not 5 minutes ago.
Misco is still showing £92.34, ILGS obviously corrected theirs.
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Opening post
Review of drive can be found - HERE!
It may be cheaper HERE! at ILGS but I'm checking reviews of the retailer first - £87.79
ILGS seem to be fine, they offer free shipping but advise it can take up to 7 days.
EDIT: ILGS price has now gone back up, but if you look at post number two, it was that price, even if it was a short time :smiley: and Sorry :disappointed:
EDIT: Also now £88.56 at BT Business Direct + P&P the link is - HERE!
Now gone from BT also.
Latest comments (32)
SSDs of any kind are insanely fast.
It's currently out of stock at Amazon, but can still be ordered for dispatch it '1 to 4 weeks.'
Sorry if it looks misleading, but it is just a simple human error. The price will be corrected on our website as our Technicians are working on the problem.
The original price is £ 134.99 Ex VAT.
If you think it is still acceptable please let me know and new order will be processed.
In the same time we start refund process on your original payment.
I would like to apologise for all the inconvenience what has been caused for you by this case.
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/products/internal-hard-drive/#S=480000,10000000&t=0&sort=price&page=1
Surely this should have been expired so themes price can be judged on its own merit
Basically, unless you were comparing an older SATA II drive to an 850 EVO etc. then they are all becoming very similar, pretty much how spinning disk hard drives have.
Misco is still showing £92.34, ILGS obviously corrected theirs.