- Is the 870 EVO 4TB worth it over a cheaper SATA SSD?
- It costs more than budget SATA drives but brings Samsung's V-NAND, a proven controller and strong reliability reports. If you want a large drive you can trust in an older machine, it is a sound pick.
- How fast is it compared with an NVMe SSD?
- Sequential reads reach about 560 MB/s, near SATA's limit. A PCIe NVMe drive can be several times faster, so choose NVMe if your system supports it.
- Will it fit my laptop?
- It is a standard 2.5-inch, 7mm-thick SATA drive, which fits most laptops and desktops with a 2.5-inch bay. It will not fit an M.2 slot.
- What comes in the box?
- The drive itself, with documentation. No SATA cable or mounting bracket is included, so check whether your system needs them.
- Can I clone my old drive to it?
- Yes. Samsung's Data Migration tool, free through Magician, clones your existing system to the new drive.
- Does it work in a PS4 or NAS?
- Yes, it works in PS4 and PS4 Pro consoles and in most NAS bays that accept 2.5-inch SATA drives.
- Where is the Samsung 870 EVO 4TB SATA III 2.5" Internal SSD cheapest?
- At oncloudtech, for $2,260.99, as of our latest check.