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Lite-On LMH-256V2M 35DNT SSD 256 GB mSATA

Lite-On LMH-256V2M 35DNT SSD 256 GB mSATA

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$49.79at NeweggChecked Nov 10

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  • Last seen at $49.79 at Newegg on Nov 10.

    • Our take on the Lite-On LMH-256V2M 35DNT SSD 256 GB mSATA

    The Lite-On LMH-256V2M is a 256 GB mSATA solid-state drive using 3D TLC NAND over a SATA 6 Gb/s link. It is an OEM-style part, the kind pulled from or fitted to older laptops, mini PCs and industrial boards, not a retail drive with a cable or cloning kit. Its mSATA form factor limits it to machines with that slot, so most buyers are reviving an older notebook or replacing a worn drive rather than building new. Compared with current NVMe drives it is far slower, but against the spinning or small SATA drives it replaces it is a clear step up in responsiveness.

    Best forUpgrading an older laptop with an mSATA slotReplacing a failed drive in a mini PC or industrial systemAdding fast storage to a compact boardBudget-minded revival of a spare machine
    Pros
    • mSATA size fits slim laptops and mini PCs where 2.5-inch drives will not
    • 3D TLC NAND is more durable than older planar TLC
    • SATA 6 Gb/s interface works with most boards from the mSATA era
    • 256 GB is enough for an OS and everyday apps
    • No moving parts, so it is quiet and shock-resistant
    Cons
    • mSATA is obsolete; most current laptops cannot take it
    • Much slower than NVMe drives and capped by the SATA link
    • No retail packaging, cable or cloning software in most listings
    • Little public review coverage, so real-world speed is hard to verify
    • DRAM-less design likely, which hurts sustained writes

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    Lite-On LMH-256V2M 35DNT SSD 256 GB mSATA price history

    Lowest price we've seen: $49.79 on Nov 10 at Newegg. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.

    What reviewers say

    Owners of similar Lite-On OEM mSATA drives report reliable everyday performance and a noticeable speed-up over the hard drives they replaced, while noting the limits of the aging interface.

    What people mention
    • SpeedMixedOwners say it feels fast for everyday use but slows on large sustained writes.
    • CompatibilityMixedIt works well in mSATA machines but will not fit newer laptops.
    • ReliabilityPraisedBuyers report it running stably in older systems.
    • ValuePraisedOwners see it as a sensible way to revive an aging machine.
    • DocumentationCriticisedThere is little public spec or support information compared with retail brands.

    Specifications

    Type
    SSDSource
    Size (GB)
    256Source
    Flash Memory
    3D TLCSource
    Interface
    S-ATA 6Gb/sSource

    Questions and answers

    Will this fit my laptop?
    Only if your laptop has an mSATA slot. Check the service manual or the slot itself; most laptops made after roughly 2015 use M.2 instead.
    Is it faster than the hard drive it replaces?
    Yes for boot times and app loading. It is still a SATA drive, so expect far lower speeds than an NVMe SSD.
    Does it come with cloning software or a cable?
    Usually not. It is typically sold as a bare OEM drive, so plan to reinstall the OS or clone with your own tools.
    Is 256 GB enough?
    It covers an operating system and everyday apps. Large game or media libraries will fill it quickly.
    How does it compare with an M.2 SATA drive?
    Performance is similar, but the connector differs. Buy the form factor your machine accepts; mSATA and M.2 are not interchangeable.
    Where is the Lite-On LMH-256V2M 35DNT SSD 256 GB mSATA cheapest?
    At Newegg, for $49.79, as of our latest check.

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