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[Prime] $9.99*: 128GB ORICO SATA 2.5" Internal SSD (Read Speed up to 500MB/s) at Amazon

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ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon [amazon.com] has 128GB ORICO SATA 2.5" Internal SSD (Read Speed up to 500MB/s) for $9.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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ORICO Direct US Store via Amazon [amazon.com] has 128GB ORICO SATA 2.5" Internal SSD (Read Speed up to 500MB/s) for $9.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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$8 lower (44% savings) than the typical price of $17.99

*Previous Frontpage Deal at $10 with +31 Deal Score and 77 comments.

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500+ bought in past month

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is it worth it?
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Quote from Aqualady420 :
is it worth it?
Its good for some niche use cases. For example, I have a HTPC with a small SSD like this one as the boot drive + a bunch of hard drives to store downloaded movies & shows. Someone building a similar machine would be fine with one of these.
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laleyan
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Those are useful as Hypervisor and NAS boot drives without taking up a m.2 slot and much better than booting from a USB.
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mfour
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Quote from Aqualady420 :
is it worth it?
No.

I'd rather get a better brand, and at least 250GB or 500GB for some maneuvering room and better data retention.
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riffdex
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Quote from mfour :
No.

I'd rather get a better brand, and at least 250GB or 500GB for some maneuvering room and better data retention.
Just depends on your use case. I've got 10-20 mini PCs running at any given time, most of them have a 256GB boot drive with 80%+ capacity never being utilized.

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CyanPollution812
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If I had unused SATA ports on my PC I would buy a few of these and set them up in Raid 0 (and use for Steam library etc).
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Machook
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This is great for a raspberry pi. Sd cards go bad after a while, if anyone is wondering.
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pismomonkey
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Good for my older collection of MacBooks. StarCraft here I come ….
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Quote from riffdex :
Just depends on your use case. I've got 10-20 mini PCs running at any given time, most of them have a 256GB boot drive with 80%+ capacity never being utilized.

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Couple more use cases for 128GB SSDs...

I repurposed an HP 8200 Elite SFF to be an OPNsense box.

Using 120GB PNY CS900s I got on clearance a number of years ago at the (now closed) Staples in town. (Learned about it on SD.)

About 97% free. (Some of the filesystems are on ram disks.)

(The LAN is hardwired, Cat 6 and gigabit switches, no wireless.)

Another one is in a Dell Optiplex 990 MT.

That one I did an Audit Mode install of W10 so only the OS and programs are on the SSD, everything else is on a spinner.
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LordDrol
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I'd consider putting this in an OptiPlex, but I don't have Prime anymore and it's equivalent to $80/TB. I'll wait for a higher capacity 2.5" SSD deal.
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Quote from Machook :
This is great for a raspberry pi. Sd cards go bad after a while, if anyone is wondering.

How much for the adapters to USB?
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TachMN
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Quote from LordDrol :
I'd consider putting this in an OptiPlex, but I don't have Prime anymore and it's equivalent to $80/TB. I'll wait for a higher capacity 2.5" SSD deal.
FWIW, Best Buy has the "refurbished" Samsung EVO 1TBs on sale again for $60:

https://slickdeals.net/f/18166729-samsung-geek-squad-certified-refurbished-870-evo-1tb-sata-solid-st...

I got one last time using a $5 reward, 97GB TBW.

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