Amazon India lightning deals
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I'm skipping the queue and directly waiting for 16 TB prices to drop
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Got this Gadget Wagon 22'' to 35'' Monitor Desk Arm Gas Spring Mount Stand Full Motion Swivel Monitor 2kg to 12kg | H100 @ 3.5k, a couple of weeks ago after using Tukzer arm and realized I needed frequent height adjustment as well. Seems to be good for the price, holds up my 32" monitor without drama. Only thing missing is a quick release VESA plate like the Tukzer, but you can "hook" the monitor to the top 2 screws and then screw in the bottom ones, so better than the AmazonBasics mount for sure
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I am waiting for amazon sale to get the 1 rupee discount.
Yes only emi txn eligible for 10% instant discount in this offer.
And even there the 4TB ssd still cost almost twice of a 4TB hdd so going by that logic I don't see 4TB ssd from established manufacturers going below 15-16k here under best circumstances.
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BBD/GIS sale next month should be the last chance/lowest price to get ssd but yes ssd price drop trend is going to reverse by the end of this year as per latest business reports.
Polycab Hohm Lanre Wi-Fi 10 A Smart Plug with Energy Monitoring-Suitable for High Power Large Appliances like Mobile & Laptop Chargers, TV, Kettle (Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant) (Pack of 1) @ Rs. 792
Good enough deal?
Good enough deal?
@chetansha I have this and EVM 2tb SSD in Wishlist, usually the EVM shows lower price. EVM has 5 years warranty, performance was both are same? Please suggest.
Don't go with evm unless its data you don't care much about like games or just want to use as temp storage.
Better to call it big billion sale... bbd seems weird.
I don't think the SP SSDs are SLC. They are way too cheap to be SLC. Probably has some small SLC cache and rest NAND is TLC/QLC that's all.
Edit: It is DRAM-less QLC SSD with SLC cache, in same tier as the Crucial BX500.
Thanks for pitching in but DRAM cache closest will be MX500 right? Nothing is this budget?
None of the consumer SSDs you'll find in the market in general are SLC. They're either TLC or QLC. They may have some SLC cache since SLC is much faster than TLC.
SLC SSDs would be way too expensive for general consumers. Here's a random website (not sure if it's genuine or not) with a listing. ₹35,000+ for 256 GB
Or this 320 GB for $900
SLC SSDs would be way too expensive for general consumers. Here's a random website (not sure if it's genuine or not) with a listing. ₹35,000+ for 256 GB
Or this 320 GB for $900