Storage Solutions How are EVM SSDs?

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How are the storage devices from EVM company in general? They are rather cheap so would expect some compromises but in what aspects (reliability, performance)? They do offer 5 year warranty on some of the products.

Buying one 256GB SSD for the boot drive for an office desktop, so nothing resource intensive. If this one works fine then I might consider getting a 2TB SSD for my personal laptop later...
 

Review - eVM SSD - 2.5" SATA 1 TB

This is not really going to be a detailed review, since I don't have the tools or the knowhow to do a detailed review. I had been seeing this SSD on onlyssd.com for a while now. This is the cheapest 1 TB SSD currently available online. It cost me only 4099. My primary purpose for this SSD is...
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Storage Solutions - Reliability of small SSD brands

Inexpensive re-branded "Indian" SSDs like those from EVM, Ant Esports, Zebronics, etc. have been around for some time. Is anyone here using or have used them? Can you share your experience, not only about performance, but also about reliability and durability?
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ksud said:
How are the storage devices from EVM company in general? They are rather cheap so would expect some compromises but in what aspects (reliability, performance)? They do offer 5 year warranty on some of the products.

Buying one 256GB SSD for the boot drive for an office desktop, so nothing resource intensive. If this one works fine then I might consider getting a 2TB SSD for my personal laptop later...
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Do not take risk and do not compromise when it comes to storage peripherals. Stick to proper brands.
 
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Do not take risk and do not compromise when it comes to storage peripherals. Stick to proper brands.
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Seems like it will a while till we can trust the brand completely with our data...

The office computer is mostly used for online work so I am not too much concerned about data loss. Let's hope it doesn't die on me in the next few years...
 
Stay away from EVM and stick to reputed brands like WD, Toshiba, Seagate, etc. There is a reason why they are cheap. Spend a little more and get the reliable stuff.
 
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