Kingston SSD vs. Western Digital SSD

I think I cannot recommend it at all since our bad experience. There is no good scenario for an SSD which fails after 13 days of work.

For use in both Windows and Mac OS, it was well suited by default. Other hardware doesn't really allow multi os file system access.

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• KC3000 read/write speed
• Average price
• 4TB size

• Faster read / write times
• More durable, no moving components
• Better battery life with laptops due to the decrease in power consumption over a HDD

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• In my experience, it failed quickly, there is huge room to improve reliability...

• Speed could be improved.
• Online corruption checking and correction during read/write could be improved.

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I think Western Digital SSD delivers high quality products

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No support issues what-so-ever with Western Digital SSD. This product is so easy to use and configure that there have been no issues that required support other than individual research (online). This product is very stable also, even if dropped, functionality has never been compromised. In 2-3 years of usage, not one major issue at all has been experienced

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Samsung PRO series never failed in our equipments this is why we thought SSDs today are very reliable. It is not true for the Kingstons

The price is the best option, and a key differentiator, the support and the native application for desktop and for mobile take advantages to others brands or manufactures, this apps are periodically updated this is a plus because others brands only update their apps one per year or more time

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• Negative impact, since it failed

• It helps avoid maintaining 2 different hard disks for different os or performing migration always before formatting the file system type.
• It helped to reduce cost of maintenance and double hardware procurement.

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