Question Has anyone got any experience with "ZADAK" SSDs --- are they really reliable ?

[Rahat_]

Can't figure it out. i just wanted to find something affordable and better warranty.

https://www.techpowerup.com/277540/zadak-announces-twss3-sata-ssd

https://www.nikktech.com/main/artic...ves/12360-zadak-twss3-1tb-ssd-review?start=10

 

[USAFRet]

There would have to be a MAJOR benefit to consider some no name brand vs Samsung/Crucial/WD.

 

[Lafong]

Never heard of them, which doesn't mean much.

Any SSD can fail without warning regardless. I wouldn't put much faith in any allegations about reliability from any manufacturer.

I see it uses TLC, but I didn't see any info on the controller.

You'd like to know something about their quality control. Probably hard to find that.

Maybe google hoping to find reviews or complaints? Otherwise, take a flyer on it if you cannot come up with a better idea at your location and within your budget.

 

[Rahat_]

There would have to be a MAJOR benefit to consider some no name brand vs Samsung/Crucial/WD.

what about

Silicon Power A55 512GB 2.5″ SATA III SSD

Ace A55 _ One of the most cost-effective SSD to upgrade your computer _ Silicon Power

Renew your computer with little cost. Powered by SATA III 6Gbps interface, the Ace A55 is able to boot up your computer and launch applications within seconds. Only 3 steps, you can easily upgrade your computer and get it renewed!SP032GBSS3S55S25, SP060GB

www.silicon-power.com

 

[USAFRet]

what about

Silicon Power A55 512GB 2.5″ SATA III SSD

Ace A55 _ One of the most cost-effective SSD to upgrade your computer _ Silicon Power

Renew your computer with little cost. Powered by SATA III 6Gbps interface, the Ace A55 is able to boot up your computer and launch applications within seconds. Only 3 steps, you can easily upgrade your computer and get it renewed!SP032GBSS3S55S25, SP060GB

www.silicon-power.com

They're not terrible.