Cheap Samsung Laptops

I wanted something to protect my Samsung Flex while traveling and this was case was described perfectly for the laptops size and shape. When it arrived I was very pleased with the construction and materials that this case was made of. It's a touch bigger than my 13.3 inch laptop so it has enough room to store the power supply and cord as well. Well padded and it traveled well on it first trip without a problem and the laptop was protected nicely!

I install Samsung SSD in all my client machines, as well as my personal ones. They have no moving parts, which makes them ideal for laptops that get moved and/or tossed around. Performance is stellar. Win7 and new can use the Magician software to enable RAPID mode (disk cache), which is ideal on battery powered laptops to ensure no data loss from a power outage. The PRO is more durable than the EVO series, and priced accordingly. PRO is for heavy use. Leave 5~10% of the disk as raw/unallocated for automatic wear leveling.

Cheap cable but decently put together. The audio part of the cable is about 12 long, so it's just about long enough to get around most laptops from VGA connector to headphone jack.

It's a great cheap cooling pad for your laptop, and I like that it has an adjustable stand. It runs off your laptops power so it requires to be plugged into one of your usb slots. It can get kind of loud at a high speed but for the cost it does exactly what it's supposed to do.

I always get the plan for my laptops. Of course you just never know.

One of the fastest laptops I have so far and I can bring it anywhere I go.

This is very handy for new laptops with few ports!

It's a cheap way to visualise and control my D-800 when I can't look through the viewfinder. The app works perfectely with my Samsung S7. The wi-fi is easy to connect and I don't need data from my phone company. Perfect when I travel to another country.

Perfect for building CFexpress B cards on the cheap! Get some reliable 2230 NVMe ssd like Samsung or Micron off fleabay (256GB for 20 bucks), put some thermal paste and you have a great card at unbeatable price. Using a Samsung P991a (not the 991) 2230 NVMe, I can get a ~2.5s 20fps lossless raw (~54frames on average) burst on the Z9 for photos. The prograde cobalt 165gb gives me around 80 frames for the same (guess the internal buffer limits this?). For HE raw or HE*, it is pretty much unlimited for all I care. Plan to upgrade to the Micron 2450 based ssd, which should pretty much give another performance boost. Haven't shot video thoroughly, but seems to have no issues with Prores 12bit for 30s (didn't check longer). I wouldn't recommend this for mission critical work, but given cheap options for tge casual shooter.

Samsung has not disappointed on the EVO Plus line. I've standardized on the EVO Plus 900 line, and they are worth the few extra dollars for reliability. Speed is less of a factor these days as even the generic M.2 drive is faster than what our office needs them to be, but quality control is important when it takes so much time to deal with failing components. And we all know the cheap stuff does fail earlier, but sometimes that's ok. I just don't want to have a full office blowing up because I was cheap.