Testseek.com have collected 91 expert reviews of the Seagate 2.5 inch 600 Series SSD SATA600 and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Seagate 2.5 inch 600 Series SSD SATA600.
July 2013
(78%)
91 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
The Seagate 600 SSDs using the AMD 8700 controller have above-average performance, overall, and they come at an average price. The 240 GB version costs an average of £169, and the 480 GB models costs an average of £325. That translates to £0.70 per giga...
MLC memory with 3,000 write cycles, Decent read speeds
Pointless overprovisioning, Heavy (77 g), twice the weight of the SanDisk Ultra Plus, Warranty lasts only three years, Unrealistic price
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Published: 2013-06-27, Author: Simon , review by: techradar.com
Good speeds, Decent price (although Crucial drive is cheaper)
Bad timing with Crucial's latest drives undercutting these
It's good to finally see another major player in the storage sector enter the bear pit that is the consumer SSD market - and Seagate's 600 series looks pretty damn good from the off.The only problem is Crucial has launched its M500 series at the same time...
Build Quality, Lightning Fast Performance, Brand New Product (Room for Improvement via FW Update), 7mm & 5mm Models, 3 Years Warranty
Price (For Some), No AES Hardware Encryption (FW Disabled)
If you've been following our reviews you should know that if there's one thing that we all hate is lying about the performance/quality of a product and so I'd be lying if i said that i wasn't expecting more from the 600 SSD by Seagate, at first that is. Y...
Published: 2014-03-16, Author: Simon , review by: androidspin.com
Every application I launched saw a significant decrease in load times and my laptop experience increased to an entire new level. If you've every thought about upgrading your computers, SSDs are the first area you should consider. You pay a premium, but it...
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Published: 2014-02-07, Author: The , review by: hardwarebbq.com
Seagate's first SSD, Metallic Casing, Decent Performance
SSDs with better performance available for the similar price
As its first consumer class SSD, Seagate did a pretty good job. One should note however that performance is mediocre. For the price that you're paying for this drive, you could get similar/bit better drives. Most likely this drive will end up as one of...
Abstract: Solid state drives have come down significantly in price over the last few years, so it’s now cheaper than ever to upgrade your PC. While 120/128 GiB units offer the best compromise between price and capacity in most cases, some users may opt for a 480...
Back in 2008 when Intel leashed the X25-M SSD, I would never have predicted that Samsung would be the company leading the charge on next generation storage technology. Sure they have access to their own DRAM fabs and all that, but being one of the smaller...
Available in 120GB, 240GB and 480GB capacities, Link A Media Devices (LAMD) LM87800 controller, Good sequential and random read and write performance, Performs equally well with compressible and incompressible data, Rugged, ultra-slim design, SATA 6Gb/s i
OEM packaging does not include any accessories, Does not support hardware based encryption
With the 600 SSD, Seagate has made its long awaited entrance into the consumer solid state drive market. This thin, yet rugged, drive combines Link A Media Devices' (LAMD) LM87800 controller with Toshiba's 19nm Toggle mode MLC NAND flash to deliver a ...
