An SSD hard drive offers fast access to your data – you can currently get hold of such a storage medium from Netac at a really low price on Ebay. You can use the 2.5-inch memory with a capacity of 256 gigabytes flexibly for a PC, laptop or as an extension for your server. You are currently securing the Netac “SA100” SSD storage device for cheap 25.18 euros. You will receive the special price directly during the payment process via the Ebay voucher CLEVER. Note: You can also use the code on the retailer’s website without explicit reference. According to the price comparison portal idealo, the storage medium ends up in your shopping basket for a whopping 50 percent less – You save 25 euros compared to the online competition! Delivery is free (all prices and information as of June 2, 2022).
256 GB SSD on Ebay: save 50 percent
- 256 gigabytes of internal SSD storage with SATA III interface
- 510 Mb/s read speed; 490Mb/s write speed
- With the voucher save 50 percent compared to the competition
Netac SA100 SSD storage (256 GB) on Ebay
The 2.5-inch SSD memory with a capacity of 256 gigabytes is installed via a SATA III PC interface. According to the manufacturer, the data storage is compatible with Windows and Mac and can be integrated into all-in-one PCs, computers, laptops, servers and even POS machines. The reading speed is a maximum of 510 and the writing speed is up to 490 megabytes per second. The dimensions are given as 100x70x7 millimeters.
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