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The SanDisk 2TB SSD Plus is a high-performance internal SATA III solid state drive delivering read speeds up to 545 MB/s. Designed for professionals and power users, it offers a perfect blend of massive storage, shock resistance, and energy-efficient operation. Ideal for fast boot-ups, quick application loads, and reliable data handling, this 2.5-inch SSD is a seamless upgrade from traditional hard drives, backed by a 3-year warranty.















| ASIN | B07YFFJK2Q |
| Additional Features | Shock Resistant |
| Best Sellers Rank | #186 in Internal Solid State Drives |
| Brand | Sandisk |
| Built-In Media | SanDisk SSD PLUS 2TB Internal SSD |
| Cache Memory Installed Size | 2 |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop |
| Connectivity Technology | SATA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 85,311 Reviews |
| Data Transfer Rate | 6 Gigabits Per Second |
| Digital Storage Capacity | 2 TB |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum |
| Form Factor | 2.5-inch |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00619659177836 |
| Hard Disk Description | Solid State Hard Drive |
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 2.5 Inches |
| Hard Disk Interface | SATA 6 GB/s |
| Hard-Drive Size | 2 TB |
| Hardware Connectivity | SATA 6.0 Gb/s |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Installation Type | Internal Hard Drive |
| Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness | 3.96"L x 2.75"W x 0.28"Th |
| Item Weight | 1.76 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Sandisk Technologies, Inc. |
| Media Speed | 535.0 |
| Mfr Part Number | SDSSDA-2T00-G26 |
| Model Name | SanDisk SSD Plus Internal SSD |
| Model Number | SDSSDA-2T00-G26 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Read Speed | 535 Megabytes Per Second |
| Special Feature | Shock Resistant |
| Specific Uses For Product | business, personal |
| UPC | 619659177836 |
| Warranty Description | 3-year limited manufacturer warranty |
E**S
Fast, Easy Upgrade for an Old Computer
Fast, Easy Upgrade for an Old Computer I put the SanDisk SSD PLUS 240GB into an older desktop that had been running off a traditional hard drive, and the difference was night and day. Boot times dropped from several minutes to under 30 seconds, and programs that used to crawl now open almost instantly. Even browsing feels snappier, which is a big quality-of-life improvement. Installation was straightforward—it’s a standard 2.5" SATA drive, so all I needed was a spare SATA cable and power connector. The 7mm profile fits easily into most desktops and laptops. I didn’t even need to format beforehand; I cloned the old drive using free software and swapped it in. Performance is rated up to 530 MB/s, and while I didn’t run formal benchmarks, it definitely feels in that range for everyday tasks. For a 240GB drive, you’ll want to be mindful of storage—it’s perfect for an OS drive with some programs, but not big enough if you want to store large media libraries or games. SanDisk has a solid reputation for reliability, and so far this SSD has been stable without hiccups or heat issues. It also runs silently compared to the hum of the old HDD. Bottom line: If you want an affordable, high-impact upgrade for an aging system, this SanDisk SSD is one of the easiest ways to breathe new life into it. Great speed boost, simple setup, and solid value.
W**P
An easy-to-install SSD drive that performs well -- at a great price
I received this 240GB SSD in yesterday's mail on the 1st day of the 4-day promised delivery range. I was able to clone my C: harddrive to the SSD using the "HDClone 4" software (free version) that I have used for several years to backup the harddrive. It was as simple as cloning another harddrive, in fact, the SSD appeared just like another harddrive -- no change to anything (it plugs-in the same as any IDE harddrive). After a simple swap with my laptop's harddrive, it booted the 1st time into Windows XP with no glitches. My system is a 2007-vintage Toshiba A105-S4384 laptop, Windows® XP Pro Media Center Edition (SP3), Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor T5500 (1.66GHz, 667MHz FSB), 4GB DDR2, 160GB 7200rpm SATA Revision 2 harddrive, The SSD drive performs admirably. I've tested several different application's load times as well as cold boots into Windows. Results are consistently 50% to even 40% of the time taken by the replaced 7200rpm harddrive. With SATA Rev. 2 support, you should not expect the blazing speeds advertised -- they are based on an SATA Rev. 3 system (the SanDisk website explains this). Nevertheless, this SSD drive kicked my system into high gear -- it is much faster than it ever was. I was not able to download the "SanDisk SSD Dashboard" software, as Windows XP is not supported (Vista and forward are supported). Apparently, Dashboard is required to download firmware, so I wasn't able to do that. It may not be beneficial anyway, as XP is so old. The SSD drive itself is smaller than a standard 2 1/2" harddrive, and is almost weightless. It generates almost no heat. For the price ($67), this is a very good deal. It's an excellent product, and if you have SATA Revision 3 (see the BIOS), this will be a blazing fast drive with no risk of a head crash, and no need for defragmentation.
R**D
Great Drive for the Price
I’ve had this drive for over a year now, and it’s still running like a champ! I used it to upgrade an old laptop that I turned into a game server for several different games, and the performance boost was night and day. The setup was super simple — I used free cloning software with an external drive reader, swapped it in, and it worked perfectly on the first try. If you’re looking for a reliable, affordable drive that delivers long-term performance, this one’s an excellent choice.
V**M
SanDisk is a good SSD brand and this is my second SSD for upgrading an older boot disk
I already have one of these that was used as a Windows 7 boot disk in an older HP tower desktop system where the motherboard died. I bought this to replace the 460gb mechanical hard drive in a used Windows 10 HP i7 3rd generation laptop to provide faster booting like the other desktop. The increased boot speed using these SSD's is astounding compared to the old mechanical drives. I am right in the install process, so I will return and update this when done. Newer systems like my new Intel i7-8700K build have ability to use even faster NVME m.2 SSD drives, but this type of SSD works well for most older systems that don't have M.2 capability, and they are CHEAPER! I plan to use my older one as a video editing scratch disk in the 8700K system because it still works great. SanDisk is a good name in memory and SSD's, so you can't go wrong for the price. The biggest issue with installing these in an older desktop computer is that it may not have mounting brackets or holes and screws to fit in the older style 5.25" drive bays, or even the 3.5" bays. Another issue is older PC's may have four pin power cables, when this SSD uses a more modern connector, thus you need an adapter. So plan accordingly and either research the cable and mounting issues early, or allow time to deal with them when you install the drive. Another issue is the drive does not come formatted, or with a CD with user guide, drivers or info on formatting, so you have to find and download the manual, and know how to format the drive (called initialization). As soon as you get the drive running, I suggest you find a way to make a backup, and ALSO a clone using Acronix software. If this drive replaces an existing one, you will need to first clone your existing drive to this one AFTER formatting this new drive. That will require a cable or external device to run the drive while cloning it, then you remove the old drive and insert this one as the boot drive (I assume). I will post an update once the drive is running. My old laptop seems to have a slot for a second drive, so I can move the original mechanical boot drive to that slot (using a cable and kit I had to find and order) and use it for data only. Then setup an automated backup system using Acronix (the one I standardized on).
R**P
Great product
One of the best inventions of my lifetime: SSD's are fast and dependable. I only use name brand SSD's and have never had one fail, cannot say that about hard-drives.
J**A
Good for SATA. Won't beat NVMe, but still pretty fast.
If you're going all SSDs and don't want to rely on external drives, storage is still a bit of a problem. Most boards only have one or two M.2 slots, so if you want to keep going you need SATA drives too. Especially if you don't want it to cost an arm and a leg. These SATA drives aren't as fast as NVMe, but they're still pretty fast. For just about any normal task they should still exceed any reasonable requirements. Games run just fine on this drive and it's still fast enough for most high performance tasks like video capture or etc. Maybe UHD in uncompressed video couldn't keep up, but I think for most normal people this drive will do just fine. So far this drive seems to be reliable. It doesn't run especially hot or anything, so I have no complaints.
M**O
Expand Your Mini PC Storage Space
I added this SSD to my mini PC and compatibility was perfect. Install was easy. It fit in the chassis perfectly and connectivity was instant. It performed flawlessly and with remarkable speed. Nothing special about its looks other than it appears solid. Recommended.
M**Z
excellent option for those looking for a good ssd
The SanDisk SSD PLUS 1TB is a solid-state drive that offers sequential read speeds of up to 535 MB/s and sequential write speeds of up to 450 MB/s. It is a SATA III drive, which means it can take advantage of the 6 Gb/s bandwidth of the SATA III interface. The SSD PLUS is 2.5 inches in size and has a thickness of 9/32 inches. It is also shock and vibration resistant, making it a good choice for laptops and other portable devices. The SSD PLUS is a good choice for a variety of uses, including web browsing, email, gaming, and office productivity. It is also a good choice for upgrading an older computer that is still using a hard disk drive. Here are some of the pros and cons of the SanDisk SSD PLUS 1TB: Pros: Fast sequential read and write speeds SATA III interface Shock and vibration resistant Good value for money
C**A
Ótimo produto
Ótimo produto, super recomendo.
M**B
Great ssd
Great ssd works well as expected, fast reliable
R**W
Fantastic addition to my workstation!
I work in film and television creating 3D animation and VFX. I bought this SSD to use as a dedicated video playback Drive. It's incredibly fast and reliable. Great value!
V**A
Costly
Good product we use long time
J**)
SEN-SA-TION-NEL !
À la lecture de certains avis, avant d'acheter ce SSD de 240Go, j'ai hésité. Quelques acquéreurs s'en plaignaient, alors que d'autres - heureusement majoritaires - en étaient enchantés. Finalement, l'ayant comparé à d'autres matériels proches, j'ai opté pour lui (car j'en possède un autre, de 960Go, depuis plusieurs années et n'ai jamais rencontré de problèmes avec). Pour être clair quant à son installation (et sincère avec Ceux ayant la patience de me lire), je préciserai que j'ai consacré deux jours de travail à la préparation du notebook devant l'accueillir. En effet, celui-ci s'est avéré très mal aisé à démonter (sans risquer de porter préjudice a sa fiabilité). Aussi n'ai-je pas hésité à bien réfléchir avant chaque 'geste technique'. Par ailleurs, sur un desktop récemment assemblé, je disposais d'un rack amovible pour y intégrer des périphériques externes 'en mode interne' ; ce qui m'a permis de sauvegarder les partitions (même celles 'cachées'), grâce à un logiciel professionnel de sauvegarde adéquat. Il m'a fallu recalculer les espaces de stockage (pour ajuster les dimensions des partitions), car ce support SSD est d'une capacité moitié moindre à celle du disque originel. Parallèlement, ma femme a acquis un boîtier externe USB3, afin d'avoir la possibilité d'accéder à 'ses données' originales. Bref, tout ceci étant fait, j'ai fait redémarrer le notebook... Et le résultat fut décevant : le disque n'était pas reconnu. Oups ! Avais-je fait une erreur au remontage ? Pas vraiment. En fait, la non reconnaissance du disque SSD était liée à une anomalie relative au MBR (repère indispensable au bon démarrage du système installé initialement). Ne disposant pas de support de restauration 'bootable' pour ce poste, j'ai téléchargé (en format ISO) l'image du système d'exploitation correspondant, sur le site de son éditeur (que j'ai remercié chaleureusement d'avoir prévu cette possibilité pour ses clients). Après gravure du DVD système équivalent, j'ai fait démarrer le notebook depuis le DVD d'amorçage ; mais je n'ai eu nul besoin de réinstaller l'OS. En effet, ce DVD d'installation prévoit la possibilité de "Réparer le démarrage du PC". Ce que j'ai fait. Et tout s'est bien passé. Après réinitialisation du MBR (et sortie du DVD), le notebook a enfin correctement redémarré. Eureka ! Cet EasyNote étant un notebook d'entrée de gamme qui 'se trainait' auparavant, au cours des tâches en exécution. Le processeur et le disque dur étaient souvent saturés à 100% et demandaient de la patience à l'utilisatrice du poste (ma Femme). C'était un vrai calvaire pour Elle. Désormais, le fonctionnement du notebook est devenu très rapide et ne pose plus de problème. Sauf 'un' : j'ai fait une erreur en remontant la nappe de liaison du clavier (très difficile à remettre en place ; même aidé par ma Femme). Le clip de fixation s'est cassé d'un côté et crée donc un faux contact permanent. Heureusement, Elle avait acheté un 'ensemble souris-et-clavier-étendu' ; ce qui a résolu le problème rencontré. Par ailleurs, je soulignerai aussi que les claviers de notebooks ne sont pas tous simples à démonter-remonter (cela dépendant de la conception du produit). Sur cet EasyNote (dont je vous laisse deviner la marque ;-), le clavier n'est pas conçu comme d'autres claviers (généralement aisés à démonter) ; car les touches y sont encastrées dans la partie supérieure du boîtier du notebook (or, je n'ai pu trouver, sur le site du fabricant, de documentation qui me permettrait d'en connaître la technique de démontage-remontage). Pour conclure, il est clair que l'installation de ce 'disque' SSD a résolu les difficultés rencontrées avec ce portable. Ce SSD est donc un très bon produit. Mais il faut cependant posséder un 'minimum de pratique technique' pour l'installer et en profiter sereinement. Par ailleurs, ce SSD étant vendu à un prix 'très compétitif', il ne faut pas s'attendre à ce qu'il soit fourni avec des accessoires (comme le SSD que j'ai acheté il y a 4 ans, mais qui coûtait beaucoup plus cher), tel celui permettant d'en 'corriger la faible épaisseur' dans le logement du boîtier hôte. Bien sûr, il s'agissait ici de faire en sorte que ma Femme dispose de son PC avec toutes les données qu'Elle y avait préalablement stockées. D'où la description de cette expérience (demandant beaucoup de patience et d'attention). Cependant, s'il n'avait s'agit que de l'installer dans un PC neuf (ce que j'ai aussi fait antérieurement avec un 3ème SSD de taille intermédiaire (480Go) pour le desktop évoqué, en lui adjoignant d'autres disques internes 'traditionnels' de grandes capacités ; ainsi que le rack cité, afin d'y effectuer des sauvegardes ou des travaux de maintenance, selon la diversité des besoins), cela n'aurait pas été si 'complexe'. Si vous avez pu et su lire ce texte jusqu'ici, je vous en remercie. Ainsi, dans le cas où Vous auriez besoin de changer le disque dur de votre ordinateur pour un SSD de ce type, n'hésitez pas : vous en serez probablement satisfaits. Mais penser à bien organiser cet assemblage, en vous référant aux notices adjointes à votre PC. Bon courage !
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