Samsung Laptop 1Tb

I bought my first Samsung Pro SSD around eight years ago, I think it was a 256GB. Then another for my other laptop. Then a 1TB and now a 2TB. Obviously very happy with all, I just keep needing more storage space and fortunately, Samsung keeps making larger SSDs.

I now have multiple Samsung products: phone, laptop, internal and externa SSDs. The hardware has been consistently excellent...zero complaints. So far, the 970 Evo SSD recently purchased is purring along as I have come to expect. NO disappointments here! I purchased a Galaxy Book Pro 2 with only a 256GB SSD with the intentions of replacing it with a 1TB drive. I got the best of both worlds when to my pleasant surprise, B&H gave me a gift certificate for $100 with the purchase of the laptop. I then applied that to the cost of the 1TB 970 Evo....coming out way ahead and have a much faster SSD that would have come installed in the laptop. I most certainly would highly recommend this product!

The Samsung 980 1TB SSD was an upgrade to my Dell XPS laptop OEM SSD. The new Samsung SSD provided twice the storage with speed gains over 10X. Cloning, replacement and startup were easy using the included Magician App. One of the easiest upgrades I've ever performed!

The Samsung 1TB Nvme is one of the best HDD I have even purchased.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought another (2) samsung 1TB SSD Using Samsung Migration software to create back up boot drives is extremely useful and easy creating confidence for any workstation issues. Samsung SSDs for data storage and complete systems support.

works perfect, I had a 1TB laptop drive and now it's a backup drive.

Using the Samsung 1TB 970 EVO Plus in my new NUC11. Works great.

I have used the Samsung 970 EVO 1 TB and some older versions as well. According to review sites, this is a newer but not a better version of the Samsung cheaper consumer line SSD. There are no DRAMs anymore. If you consider buying this, you should research it first to understand your usage whether the lack of DRAMs will impact what you do. For me, Windows 10 booted up in less than 17 seconds including post, that's pretty good for a $120 1TB drive. I am sure if you are doing a tons of I/O for your PC, then you should consider the $180 1TB 980 EVO PRO instead. But for me, this is great speed and great price.

This board is killer. I prefer it to the Z790 , a virtually identical board to the 690 but with a more IO options. Paired with the components listed below, I can do anything from Video editing to gaming , streaming and IT Administration. I have heard that Asus can be difficult when it comes to RMA and that they are working on improving thier work flows in that area and well, I have not had to test the validity of those claims since I have never had an Asus product fail on me in more than a 2 decades of Asus being my products of choice. Rig Win11 Pro , Core i9 13900K @ 5.5GHz . 360mm Corsair 150i elite AIO G Ultra G 45 OLED@ 240HZ, Dell S3220DGF@165HZ, ASUS ROG Strix Z690 -E, ASUS Tuff RTX 4080S, 2x 16 GB Corsair Dominator PRO RGB DDR 5 6400 MTs C32, Samsung 980 Pro NV Me M2 1TB (Boot),and 2TB (game storage) Samsung 970 Pro plus 1TB(Photo edit) , 256gb Samsung 960 Pro M2, Samsung 2tb 870 QVO, 6TB WD black internal spinner, 1x 2tb WD Black and 1x1TB WD Black. Asus TUFF GT-501 Mid Tower w/ Seasonic Vertex 1KW G PCIE Gen5

I replaced my small system SSD with the 1TB Samsung. I now have lots of room for software files and data. It's a fast drive. It was a pain in the butt to move the system software to the new drive but it didn't have anything to do with the Samsung.