Samsung's 850 M.2 SATA III SSD is available in three capacities: 120GB, 250GB, and 500GB. Sequential read performance for the 850 EVO M.2 is listed at up to 540MB/s.

The SSD 750 EVO also has half the onboard cache memory, packing 256MB of DDR3 compared to the SSD 850 EVO's 512MB, and is only offered in three capacities; 120GB, 250GB, and 500GB.

Since we received the 500GB Samsung 850 EVO for review, included in our drive is the Samsung MGX controller (Model# S4LN062X01-Y030).

The Samsung 860 EVO combines great SATA SSD performance, serious endurance levels, and superb value. There's a hard speed limit imposed upon the hoary ol' SATA connection… 600MB/s and no further.

For the mSATA and M.2 drives, however, Samsung has doubled this, impressively cramming 16 128Gbit dies into each package, just as it did with the SSD 840 EVO mSATA.

If I were buying an SSD to replace a mechanical hard drive or an SSD that's running out of room, I'd get the 500GB Samsung 850 EVO. It has one of the best combinations of price, performance, and ...

Samsung claims that under typical load the 1TB drive will consume 5.7 watts, 5.4 watts for the 500GB model and 5.3 watts for the 250GB model. Those are similar ratings to the 960 Pro series.

The Samsung 870 QVO SSD can also be used in an external SATA enclosure but you may get slower speeds. At any rate, we installed our review unit inside a laptop, upgrading from a Samsung 840 EVO SSD.

Samsung's 500GB 750 EVO running as our OS disk delivers a tier-1 SSD experience. Like all of Samsung's SSDs, the 750 EVO is responsive, boots like lightening and handles multi-tasking with ease.

The SSD 850 EVO delivers most of the benefits of Samsung's SSD 850 Pro drive, including class-leading endurance and very good overall performance, at a much lower price. But if you can find a ...

The SSD 850 EVO delivers most of the benefits of Samsung's SSD 850 Pro drive, including class-leading endurance and very good overall performance, at a much lower price. But if you can find a ...