Review on 💾 SAMSUNG 860 EVO - 250GB M.2 SATA SSD with V-NAND Technology (MZ-N6E250BW) - Internal Solid State Drive by Janis Cerins ᠌

The disc box is sealed on the outside with black stickers on both sides, so you will immediately notice the opened package. One of the stickers does have a serial number and other codes, you can’t touch it, you need to cut off the second, empty one. Inside, the disk is placed in a strong box, closed with a lid on top, although the disk in the cell is not tightly fixed and can hang out there, so it’s better not to shake the box too much. Under the disk in the box, there is an instruction, which the Koreans, for some reason, also sealed with a black sticker so that traces of an autopsy could be seen. On the disk itself, on the reverse side, there is nothing, no chips, but there are models whose reverse side is occupied. The upper part of the disc is without an additional aluminum heat sink, there is a factory sticker stuck there, so it is unlikely that you will install anything from the heat sinks, I don’t know if this is a drawback or not. Time will tell. For clarity, I am attaching screenshots of tests of this disk (first screen), as well as another drive from another computer - Kingston SSD 2'5 SATA format (second screen), well, a regular Seagate Barracuda HDD (you can not write which screen, so you can see ). The fourth screen - tests in UserBenchmark. The disk was determined without any problems by the 10th licensed one, so for now I am very pleased with everything, we'll see in the future. In fact - on the disk 232GB.