Apacer AS350 Panther 256GB SATA3 Review

When replacing hdd with 5400rpm in an old laptop, it's "just wow", and with sata3 it's not the best choice. Apacer has been releasing this line for a long time and installed different controllers and memory chips in it. It is quite difficult to know or predict in advance which components are installed there. It's funny with serial numbers: none of the three have passed validation on the manufacturer's website. Maybe they will organize it later, or maybe they won't bother. Usually, everything…

The speed is average, not super fast, but not slow either, a regular ssd is a great option for the money, especially sweat simple hardware. I don’t think it’s worth putting it as the main one, in the assembly for 100+ k. It’s better to look at m2 sata and for trash, or an average such beech for everyday normal little beast. nice

A good solid-state drive, the capacity is not the largest, but 256 gigabytes is fine for me. Not suitable for super cool games, but I don’t play them. In all other respects, the disc is excellent, suitable for the average user in all respects.

I used it as a bootable for file washing, so I did not check any special speed qualities - I placed a 2k Windows server on it and forgot it. So far it works - pleases.

Got pros: The best price/volume combination. Presence of a spare area Has some cons: The plastic case, which removes heat a little worse than the metal one.

Screenshots of speed test results. The first screen is an empty disk, the system is on another disk, the second screen is divided into 2 logical ones, the system is installed on one, and it is this logical one that is tested with the system. If there is a problem with the disk, I will change the comment.

Bought for the system. Exactly the same has been working for 4 years on another machine. Pretty decent for this price range.

I bought it in a laptop to speed up the system. tests went well. write and read speed is stable on the first run of write and read, the first 5-10 percent was a minor dip. on the second and subsequent runs everything is fine. victoria 5.37 shows reading results 440-480 write speed 400 -440 I have already tested and installed three such hard drives. all three show stable results. If the hard dies, I'll add a review. Recommended for general tasks. Unfortunately there are no test photos.

I took to replace an outdated SSD with read / write speed and 2 times less memory. I didn’t particularly pursue the characteristics, so I chose an inexpensive one, and so far everything suits me.