SanDisk SSD Reviews

Name: SanDisk SSD
Brand: Western Digital
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)

4.5 out of 5

4 reviews
100% willing to recommend

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What is SanDisk SSD?

SanDisk solid state drives are everything you want in a computer: Fast, Responsive, Efficient, High Capacity. They elevate your computing experience and deliver new levels of performance and reliability. Featuring advanced caching technology and real-time error correction, SanDisk solid-state drives are the optimal choice for multinational enterprises and startups that will one day span the globe too.

SanDisk SSD is the #2 ranked solution in top SSD solutions. PeerSpot users give SanDisk SSD an average rating of 9.0 out of 10. SanDisk SSD is most commonly compared to Western Digital SSD: SanDisk SSD vs Western Digital SSD. SanDisk SSD is popular among the large enterprise segment, accounting for 45% of users researching this solution on PeerSpot. The top industry researching this solution are professionals from a computer software company, accounting for 10% of all views.

Featured SanDisk SSD reviews

it_user395109

IT Admin at a non-tech company with 51-200 employees

256GB is way too small. The price for the 256GB device was in my price range and I still did not know how beneficial it was so I tried it. It was amazing, but I just didn't have enough space. You never understand how much space a project can take up until you have almost no space available. I had to basically use the SSD as a bridge whenever I filled its capacity. Nonetheless, I still enjoyed the product from SanDisk, but the size is just too small and the prices are too high. I guess that's the price you have to pay for an amazing product. I have an external hard drive, but it is a hard disk drive. It's not bad at all but if there were an external solid state drive that would be amazing. The speed and portability of it would be incomparable. I would have the efficiency of a 2015 MacBook in the form of a portable drive. The only problem I might run into is the price of this external solid state drive. Replacement SSDs are priced at $90-$120 for a 256gb if it's external, it might be 30% more.

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it_user392349

CEO at a tech company with 51-200 employees

I have only a few aspects of this SSD that can be improved. First of all, the hard plastic "shell" on the drive seems a little weak. When transporting the drive to my second computer, I noticed it rattled a little, it would be nice if the shell was more solid. I want to feel security when I pick up the piece of hardware that contains the most important pieces to my company. Also, the SATA port on the SSD seem a little loose, the cable has the potential to drop off of the back of the drive. Same goes for the SATA power cable. I would like to see a sleeker design. I want to be able to feel security when I pick it up, so maybe a metal case? Something that when I hold it, it feels heavy. It feels sleek and secure; there is no busting it up if it is dropped. Another suggestion is the ports on the back are a little more tightened, so the cables have no way of falling out of the back. Another cool aesthetic I would like to see is a logo. No more plain "SanDisk" logo at the top. A cool, sleek design engraved would be awesome. Even though no one sees the hardware in a computer (for the most part), it would add a professional vibe to it.

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it_user381438

IT Admin at a media company with 51-200 employees

When I got my SSD, I tried installing Windows 10 on it and it did not work, as it said the SSD was not formatted for a GPT drive. You should include instructions or help with installing Windows or a different OS. I had a lot of trouble with it. I reached out to my friends who maybe could help and the SSD still wouldn't let me install Windows 10. Then I tried formatting the drive for a GPT drive, made an empty partition and then all of a sudden it worked. They should make the is clone software free, and the coating on the SSD feels weird. They should make the SSD a GPT drive so it's easier for people to install an OS on it. You could make OS cloning software free to download and use. It would've been very helpful to me. I tried making the SSD a boot drive for a week straight and spent endless hours trying to install an OS on the SSD . What I'm saying is you should format the drive as a GPT drive and make bootable partition. The partition was formatted as an MBR drive and the partition was not set up to install an OS on it. It also needs a different coating.

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SanDisk SSD mindshare

As of May 2025, the mindshare of SanDisk SSD in the SSD category stands at 32.7%, up from 26.6% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.

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