960GB SSD for £90

[Monty Python]

Kingston A400 from Ebuyer

[captain_cynic]

Monty Python said:

Kingston A400 from Ebuyer

Piqued my interest.

The way it does writes increases capacity on the same hardware but lowers the MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) which is a bit of a moot point considering MBTF's are pretty big already... and you should be doing backups anyway

The performance is reported to be pretty bad for an SSD, throughput is a bit less than 2/3 of what you'd get for a Samsung or Crucial for a few quid more... So as a gamer, I'd pay those few extra quid.

But 1 TB for under £100. What could possibly go wrong (the 120GB version can be had for under £20).

[Over over under steer]

I have used these in the macs in my family (actually after some advice a while back here). They are all going well and perked the laptops up well. Depends how intensively you'll be looking to use them, for normal use laptops they're perfect.

[RZ1]

I presume these don’t work in a 2013 Mac book air?

[Lagom]

The Samsung SSD 860 QVO 1TB is only a tenner more from Amazon.de

[paulwoof]

had bad luck with a kingston drive before. May of been bad luck but was corrupt straight from amazon.