The Samsung 8TB 870 QVO 2.5" SATA III Internal SSD is their 2nd generation QLC SSD for PC and laptop use. It has a 2.5" form factor at 7 mm tall and utilizes the SATA III interface to achieve sequential read and write speeds of up to 560 and 530 Mb/s respectively. Additionally, it comes with Samsung Magician Software for drive health monitoring and updates, and is backed by a three-year warranty.
- 8TB Storage Capacity
- SATA III 6 Gb/s
- Read Speeds of up to 560 MB/s
- Write Speeds of up to 530 MB/s
Samsung 870 QVO Internal SSD Overview
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Samsung 870 QVO Internal SSD Reviews
Slow
The 8 TB version of these drives are pitifully slow. Like read speeds of 35 MB/s slow. Like that's slower than the 2.5, 5,400 rpm spinners they were supposed to replace. They are loaded in USB 3.2a enclosures and plugged into a Thunderbolt 4 hub, either my Mac's or my Thunderbolt dock. Other than for backup or archival drives, I'd steer clear of these. They're quiet, that's about the only good thing I can say about them.
Overpriced at this point. But solid drive.
Used to go on sale for $300-$350. Now it is $630-$650. That is why the 4 vs 5 stars. Other than the gouging due to it still being the only consumer 8TB internal SSD and people having picked up on that, it is a solid, reliable, high capacity, thin drive that stays cool, even with large transfers. I get the Pearstone USB to SATA cable and use it as an external drive. Own 4, never had issues. No, not as fast transfer as M.2 but seriously, this is for capacity/large storage that transfers fast enough, not editing multicam 8K footage off of.
