WD Red SN700 (1000 GB, M.2 2280)
EUR91,64 EUR91,64/1TB

WD Red SN700

1000 GB, M.2 2280


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14 reviews

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    juicee77

    1 year ago • purchased this product

    purchased this product

    Defective blocks on several discs

    I have several of these SSDs as cache discs in various NAS systems (QNAP / Synology). Despite very good cooling and sporadic writing, one after the other fails after 1-2 years (already 3 failures). Not recommended.

    Pro

    • Relatively favourable

    Contra

    • short-lived
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    Anonymous

    2 years ago • purchased this product

    purchased this product

    Good SSD cache storage in the NAS

    Use 2x1 GB as SSD cache storage in a Synology 1522+.

    Pro

    • Worth the price
    • Quick

    Contra

    • none.
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    BardoL

    2 years ago • purchased this product

    purchased this product

    RatzFatz, Tip Top

    Pro

    • Very fast delivery
    • Would was well packed
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    rharish

    2 weeks ago • purchased this product

    purchased this product

    Works well

    Works well. So far, I'm just using it as a boot drive and ~450 GB (~418 GiB) of it as a read cache for my HDDs, and I'm not noticing any issues or slowdowns.

    Pro

    • Fast enough

    Contra

    • Only PCIe 3.0
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    ReicherWokie93

    1 month ago • purchased this product

    purchased this product

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    I run the SSDs in a UGreen NAS as a cache. Running!

    Pro

    • Ideal for a NAS
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    User46838417

    1 month ago • purchased this product

    purchased this product

    My 1st choice for modern NVMe

    Yes, I know that the Red is suitable for e.g. caching in the NAS, but it also works very well in normal PCs.
    PCIe 3 is totally sufficient for everyday use. You will probably only notice the difference when loading game data
    with hundreds of GB. On the other hand, this stick has a high TBW and DRAM cache, and is much easier to buy than "real enterprise" SSDs. 

    Pro

    • High availability
    • Service life
    • DRAM cache

    Contra

    • PCIe 3 (but you don't quite notice it)

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