Product on Review: BX200 Solid State Drive
Manufacturer & Sponsor: Crucial
Street Price: £220 GBP / $299 USD
Crucial has been the go-to brand for consumers needing an affordable route to solid-state storage. Their drives have, in the past offered good all round performance – Crucial’s MX series set a new standard in the sector a few years back by offering the ideal balance between cost and performance. Today Crucial are back with a new SSD which seeks to further accentuate this formula.
In the spotlight today is the new BX200. This drive supersedes the BX100 and is Micron’s first TLC-based solid state solution. The BX200 is available in three different capacities – 240GB, 480GB and 960GB. The usual benefits from a SATA SSD continue by offering superior transfer rates to a mechanical drive, better efficiency and stronger reliability; the main difference is going to be the extremely aggressive pricing which sees the largest capacity option (960GB) arrive with street price of just £220 GBP - $299 USD!
Crucial on their BX200
Ever start your computer, then have to find something to do while it wakes up? Your computer should be ready when you are – not the other way around. Make long wait times a thing of the past by loading apps in seconds, booting up almost instantly, and accelerating nearly everything on your computer. Get more done and have more fun with the Crucial® BX200 SSD
