WD Blue SA510 250GB SSD vs SanDisk 320 SATA SSD 500GB
The WD Blue SA510 is the better-documented drive and the safer pick for a 2.5-inch SATA upgrade. It has a published write speed, endurance rating and bundled backup software, and it holds a large body of owner feedback. The SanDisk 320 doubles the capacity and scores higher, but on far fewer ratings and with little published detail. If you need room for a big game or media library, the SanDisk wins on space; if you want proven reliability and support, take the WD.
- Choose the WD Blue SA510 if you want a proven boot drive with published endurance, backup software and a long track record of owner reviews.
- Choose the SanDisk 320 if you need twice the storage for games, photos or video and are comfortable with a newer, less-reviewed drive.
Prices
- WD Blue SA510 250GB SSD: $52.88 at BlueDogInk (last seen Nov 2)
- SanDisk 320 SATA SSD 500GB: $94.99 at B&H Photo-Video-Audio (last seen Nov 6)
- Difference: the WD Blue SA510 250GB SSD is $42.11 cheaper than the SanDisk 320 SATA SSD 500GB at the latest prices (Nov 2 and Nov 6)
