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An essential item for beginners who want to replace their traditional mechanical hard drive.
Advanced SLC Caching technology.
Shock and drop resistant for safe use.
The ECC (Error Correction Code) function improves performance.
Different from the traditional mechanical hard drive, the CX2 uses features such as FLASH technology, low power consumption, and high-speed transfer. It is the best choice for replacing traditional hard drives.
The advanced SLC Caching algorithm technology makes the read/write speed easily 4 times faster than traditional hard drives.
Solid-state drives are resistant to shocks and drops (1500G/0.5ms) and do not make annoying mechanical noises.
The powerful Wear-Leveling technology and the ECC (Error Correction Code) function enhance the reliability of data transfer and extend the lifespan of the SSD.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Since just before the turn of the year, I have bought 12 of these :) . I have installed 11 on old machines at work, which I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 with 4GiB of memory. I haven't had any issues and the speeds are just fine, especially considering that the computers had mechanical drives before. So far, everything is good; if something goes wrong, I will update.
For the money, it is perfect. Satisfactory speeds, maybe not as fast as the more branded ones, but for its price, it is just right.
For the money, it is perfect. I have had it for almost three months and it is very good. I used it for dual boot on a computer and it can run an operating system at good speeds. The only thing I didn't like is that it didn't come with a data cable in the box.
Value for money, it is not the first time to buy that brand TeamGroup, is always quality, has no issues, and for a very good price! I am totally satisfied!
After two years of continuous operation, they start to display an "end-of-life" message and therefore require replacement. For under €20, they are VFM.
It performs very well as a secondary 1 TB disk for files/games and as a basic replacement for an old PC's HDD, but it is not suitable as a boot drive for a 100% brand new PC. Its 800 TBW endurance is very good for its price, and for these conditions, the value is unmatched. However, be careful to get an SSD with DRAM if you want to transfer very large files. Nevertheless, with increased flash memory prices nowadays, they have become expensive, and fortunately, the CX2 is suitable for my usage conditions
I believe it is a decent disk for 58€. I have had it for almost 3 months without any issues. I hope it lasts.
Probably the most value-for-money SSD in capacities of 1-2TB. It doesn't matter that it doesn't reach the 550MB/s write speed of other market disks, as it is always within shooting distance of the top products - and at a much lower price. I have bought 5-6 of them, and none have shown any degradation after many months of use. Perfect for simple storage.
Update: I had a problem with the Samsung 870 Evo SSD 1TB, I couldn't clone the disk and transfer it to the TeamGroup SSD... as a result, I had to partition the TeamGroup SSD four times. In the end, I installed Windows directly on the TeamGroup SSD, and as for the Samsung, I made a partition and everything is fine now with it. In other words, I messed up the TeamGroup SSD, it didn't do anything strange during the process. I'm using it now as C: and everything is working fine with it
I got it today and I've had it for a few hours, I put it in my Dell Inspiron Laptop and I haven't had any problems so far. There are definitely better options like the "Crucial BX500" but for the price, it's great, I recommend it. I'll probably come back here in a little while.
Edit: After 1 month of use, I haven't noticed any problems/ differences compared to a faster Nvme SSD. It loads games at such speed that if you don't have a stopwatch, you won't notice a difference.
I have been using this SSD for about 4 months. In my opinion, it is a very excellent SSD disk for storing photos, videos, files, games, etc.
The disk is very good and affordable. I use it as an external drive with a SATA-to-USB 3.0 adapter as it is lighter than a mechanical disk, more resistant to falls, and cheaper than a flash drive of the same capacity.
The write speeds on Crystal Disk are as promised. However, in real-life conditions, when transferring a large amount of GB, the write speed starts at 300+ MB/s and quickly drops to around 90 MB/s once the SLC buffer is filled. In the photo, I transferred 400GB of large files to test it.
Attention! I discovered that if a recent slow format has been done, the corresponding average speed is 63 MB/s, which is less than the WD Blue 2.5" mechanical disk from a laptop.
For small files, the speeds are lower, obviously.
On the other hand, the read speed is consistent.
Its thermometer was probably broken from the beginning and has been stuck at 33C all year round, which is not true. Otherwise, its reliability is good, so far (1 year of use and 8TBW).
The disk is DRAMless and I believe it is 3D NAND TLC, but I cannot confirm it officially anywhere. At such a good price, it competes with QLC disks like the Patriot P210. The P210 has a larger SLC buffer, but then its speed drops even more than the CX2.
Finally, the disk is very good for operating systems on computers with SATA interface. The difference from a mechanical disk is huge here, especially on Windows 10 and 11.
The review concerns the 2TB version.
The SSD is definitely okay in terms of performance for SATA 3 interface, with the highly encouraging fact that it came with TLC NAND flash storage at the time of purchase, about 6-6.5 months ago, according to the manufacturer's website. Therefore, it is not expected to have any reliability/quality issues compared to other options at a similar price, but with QLC NAND.
It does use a lower-level dramless controller with a relatively small SLC cache compared to top models from other manufacturers, which explains the good prices of this series. However, there was no noticeable decrease in performance in everyday use, mainly for gaming (without a heavily loaded operating system), compared to an NVMe drive in the same desktop.
An additional encouraging element is its aluminum casing, which keeps the temperature low, which certainly helps maintain high performance even during prolonged use.
The manufacturer also provides basic software for disk health monitoring and benchmarks.
In conclusion, it is a very advantageous purchase, especially in large capacities (1TB/2TB).
Update / helpful comment 6/9/2023:
Firstly, the temperature controller seems to be working in a SATA connection, as it displays it correctly (+ fluctuations) in specialized software (e.g. Crystal Disk Info, Hard Disk Sentinel), at least in my case.
Secondly, it would be advisable not to attempt a slow format (e.g. for permanent deletion of files or disk partitions, etc.) through Windows or other software, both on this drive and on any SSD/M.2 SATA or NVMe (recommended for traditional spinning HDDs). The correct procedure is secure erase, either through UEFI/BIOS if your motherboard supports it, or through software/utility provided by the manufacturer of the respective drive (not all manufacturers provide this function, however!). With secure erase, the drive recognizes previously written NAND with files and "erases" previous partitions. Then, select a simple (quick) format for the file system you are interested in and use software that can check "partition/disk alignment" if it is okay or not, and correct it if necessary, as the SSD may appear inexplicably slow (e.g. Mini Tool Partition Wizard, AOMEI Partition, or similar). If a slow format is performed, it is very likely to negatively affect the speed of the drive, at least temporarily, and may also affect the health of the drive when it comes to SSD/NVMe (I am not a technician, but you can search for relevant information on Google).
This particular drive continues to provide a SMART report with 100% health after 1 year of use and several terabytes of writes without any change in read-write speeds, in my case
I don't know about its reliability over time, but the transfer from HDD is highly satisfactory...
140MB/s and from SSD 350MB/s, which then dropped to 220MB/s
I installed from such a disk on two similar laptops. Both are over nine years old and were boosted by this disk, speeds multiplied! They both work equally well and quickly on both systems. Highly recommended, I believe it is also the best value for money!
I bought it yesterday and installed it today. I have given it 5 stars, not in comparison to other drives in its category, but because it seems to perfectly meet the needs for which it was purchased. Obviously, I don't have an opinion on its reliability over time, and I assume no one does, because from what I read on the net, it is a relatively new model.
Let's take it step by step.
A desktop that is about 9 years old with a Pentium G 3200 Anniversary Edition and 4 GB RAM was running on an HDD with Linux, specifically Kubuntu 20.04, whose support expires next April.
Because I was extremely lazy to go through the process of formatting and setting up the 22.04 version from scratch, I decided to get an SSD and clone the laptop's drive, and then install the clone on the desktop (because I haven't had Windows partitions for over 15 years and I heard related concerns from friends with Windows, yes, this can be done in Linux and everything works fine).
Intending to go for the low price range, I read some reviews and decided to get this TeamGroup one, with a capacity of 256 GB for 19.50 euros, in order to clone the laptop's Samsung Evo 250 GB.
The TeamGroup was placed in a 3.5-inch USB enclosure, and the cloning was done using the Clonezilla live CD, which was booted on the laptop. The drive was immediately recognized and everything was completed without errors and very quickly, which was probably expected, considering that both the source and destination drives were SSDs.
Then the drive was removed from the enclosure and installed on the desktop.
The impressions are excellent.
The operating system (22.04) loads and reaches the desktop in less than 10 seconds, while the 20.04 with the HDD took about 1.5 minutes. The responsiveness of the operating system is exceptional, and opening applications is lightning fast. The old HDD, after formatting, is used as storage, and the opinion on the file copy-transfer speed obviously depends on the limitations of the HDD's speed, as copies were made in both directions between the two drives. However, it is clearly faster than between two HDDs. It should be noted that we are talking about transfers of folders ranging from 3 to 10 GB with very small-sized files (documents and photos), which are obviously slower than transfers of large individual files.
What impressed me in particular is that the operating system loads slightly faster on the desktop (a few seconds) than on the laptop (where the clone originated), and I say this because the laptop is also 9 years old, with the same memory, but theoretically a better processor (Intel i5) and a theoretically better-faster drive (Samsung Evo).
As for the rest, all I can convey are impressions from various reviews on the net, which generally, after relevant tests and benchmarks, are positive and place the drive around average, considering it a decent entry-level drive.
Personally, I believe that for regular everyday use, it is excellent and very fast, and it fully meets the needs-requirements for which it was purchased at a very low cost, half or even lower than that of a Samsung or Western Digital SSD (I have both).
I don't have an opinion on more demanding requirements, and obviously I won't acquire one, because I'm not involved in such activities on the computer.
Finally, I must inform you that the package does not include a SATA cable, which is expected due to the low price, but also the necessary screws, which is unexpected (and the only negative comment I have). If you decide to purchase it (which I recommend for the aforementioned use), make sure to have or acquire the necessary screws in advance for its installation in the PC rack.
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In less than 6 months it has dropped to 98% health...
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5 out of 5 in its price range
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It’s what it says it is
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Fast, reliable.
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Very economical (when I had always bought it) and stable.
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very good
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very good and fast
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I have the 2TB version and I have to say that it runs great with everything I have put on it!
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It simply crashed within 2 months.
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I have had it for about a month. So far, everything is good
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At the price it is today, it's great!
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Good performance for the price.
And only using the SanDisk chipset as the main option. The quality is guaranteed
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| from 27,85 € | from 28,85 € | from 26,79 € | from 27,28 € | from 29,25 € |
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