Review Inland TN470 SSD review: Efficient, fast, and inexpensive

[Admin]

The Inland TN470 delivers everything we want from a budget SSD. It’s a fast PCIe 4.0 drive that can work in any system, including laptops, and it's priced right. Even in a crowded market, it's worth a look.

Inland TN470 SSD review: Efficient, fast, and inexpensive : Read more

 

[phillipnolan]

amazing turn around? https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/inland-performance-ssd-review-the-low-performance-niche

 

[Rokinamerica]

amazing turn around? https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/inland-performance-ssd-review-the-low-performance-niche

You realize you linked to a different drive, right?

 

[ohio_buckeye]

Been using inland products at times for a while and no major complaints. My wife’s desktop has a 480gb sata ssd from inland in it that’s probably at least 3-4 years old. No issues with it.

 

[HaninTH]

A set of 4 x 2TB of these in a ZFS pool for VM Guest hosting? Might be a fun experiment!

 

[Avro Arrow]

This seems weird to me. According to Inland's specifications, this thing rivals the far more expensive WD BLACK SN850X.

Micro Center's marketing team is asleep at the wheel. If I was in charge, this SSD wouldn't be called the TN470, it would be called "Taipan" as in, "Inland Taipan".

 

[jackt]

When the 250 layer ssd will comes out ?

 

[Amdlova]

If you have a spare pcix 4 or a 22110 slot have some enterprise ssds around new. Got one toshiba xd5 1.92 tb for 85us on ebay new...
You can waste it 3650tb of writes... you will die but this drive will remain

 

[johnxmiles]

Tom's Hardware Verdict​

The Inland TN470 is a solid all-around PCIe 4.0 SSD that would be right at home in a laptop, desktop, or PS5. We prefer the 2TB capacity, but even with considerable competition, the current pricing and availability make it a good option.

$79.99 at Amazon is CLICK BAIT& SWITCH as at this point, only 2TB has been mentioned and this price is for only an 1TB. A direct click to the 2TB site would have shown a $136.99 price which is a good deal. So why should I trust Tom Hardware when it uses ClickBait & Switch tricks? I know that “selling your soul” is a common practice these days but hold off to find a buyer worthy of your soul.