Seen in the catalogue: while stocks last 500GB Samsung T5 Portable SSD $75 @ Officeworks
Samsung T5 500GB Portable SSD $75 + Delivery ($0 C&C/ to Metro) @ Officeworks
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ciab on 23/05/2022 - 18:23 officeworks.com.au (8711 clicks)
Last edited 27/05/2022 - 07:54 by 2 other users
Last edited 27/05/2022 - 07:54 by 2 other users
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rather the 1tb or higher. but good deal
Wish it's T7.
rather the t6 but good deal
Rather the T1000, but good deal.
Get it after skynet becomes aware
what about sylark?
Grabbed a 1TB T5 after realising I can shuck it into my laptop. Oh my lord it’s fast. Makes the previous Plextor 128GB SSD look like it’s a HDD. So took it out and now it’s the compact external.
Win-win!
Planning the same for my Dell latitude E7240.
You can? What form factor is it?
msata, it's actually the only place you can get brand name msata ssd from anymore. The form factor didn't really catch on and manufacturers stopped making them once m2 took over.
What's in side it? A m.2 or mini pcie? Or a sata 2.5"?xoxo
M sata
Ta bra
SATA or NVMe? Size?
@Geekomatic: msata is only sata, there's no nvme msata drives.
Not compatible with most modern devices with the exception of some of those hobby micro boards similar to the raspberry pi.
You can get msata to 2.5" adaptors from aliexpress for around $8 each but not sure why you would bother when you can get Crucial MX500 500GB 2.5" SSD for $70-80 on Amazon
Doesn't look like it. It seems the laptop takes the M.2 format and no mSATA. You'll see that the M.2 is compatible with the Dell 7290.
https://www.dell.com/en-au/shop/dell-m2-pcie-nvme-gen-3x4-cl…
Thanks. Why are these M.2 drives so expensive - a 1TB is $420!
https://www.dell.com/en-au/shop/dell-m2-pcie-nvme-gen-3x4-cl…?Thanks for the info. So 2230 is the form factor (the shape and size of it) and I need to get one of these to fit in that laptop?
@[Deactivated]: I just looked up the service video for this laptop
In the video they have a 2280 SSD in there (the most common m2 form factor). You may want to open your laptop and double check if it can fit a 2280 SSD since they are much easier to get and cheaper than the 2230.
The technical manual for the 7290 also only lists 2280 form factor SSDs (page 22/23)
https://dl.dell.com/content/manual36332133-dell-latitude-729…
@[Deactivated]: This is the best value 1TB 2280 SSD, punches above its weight
https://www.amazon.com.au/Kingston-Internal-Security-SA2000M…
@Agret: Thanks heaps! When I went to that link it said there's another newer one avialable and sent me here:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Kingston-NVMe-PCIe-SNVS-1000G-dp-B…
It's $18 cheaper but not sure if it's also the right type? It's a Kingston NVMe PCIe SSD 1000 GB NV1 M.2 2280 -SNVS/1000G, Blue@[Deactivated]: A2000 is better, NV1 was made for cost cutting by the manufacturer. I find A2000 harder to find now but Amazon still has some.
https://ssdsphere.com/kingston-nv1-vs-kingston-a2000/
A2000 has 2 year longer warranty and drive is rated for almost 200TB more writes so is more reliable. It's also faster than the NV1.
The newer ones are all m2. You need to go back to 7240 and maybe 7250 for mSATA, which is good because m2 is much easier to get. Shucking these T5s is pretty much the only way to get a decent new mSATA drive these days. The rest are just generic chinese crap brands.
rather T minus 3 days, but good deal
thanks OP bought none
Rather than a Floppy Disk 1.44Mb - But good deal
It's the save button floppy didn't exist for new gens
Rather the writing everything with a chisel and stone tablet but good deal
I am keen but the T5 that I see is $98…how do you get the deal?
Patiently wait approximately 3 days then hit F5.
LOL…not!!
No really, the sale starts in 3 days.
I'll get it for you now.
Name checks out
Rather dreame t30. But good deal
weird times, ozb buys 1tb sd cards, but 500gb ssd
No issues with using this as external PS5 storage?
I definitely have an issue with people lucky enough to have a PS5 using this. :(
Have one each for PS4 and PS5, works great. Doesn't take much to fill up 500gb tho!
I used this for PS5 but changed to gen 4 instead. T5 can only store and won't be able to play ps5 games. It is great for ps4 games tho
Can really only use it to play PS4 games. PS5 ones need to be on the internal.
With that in mind it works great. Gives them a nice speed boost.It's great for playing PS4 games on the PS5, I've been using the 2TB T5 for a few years. (Note that native PS5 games can't run off external SSDs)
Personally I rather wait for T7 (much faster) with 1Tb, they constantly go into the $150 price range on Amazon, it could be more future proof.
Currently $158 @ officeworks & binglee
rather this in orange. but good deal.
But then we will start comparing apples and oranges
Rather the 1.21jigabyte version.
Rather a T2 ..steeped at 80C for 8 mins.
Good to see a T5 deal for a change. I use them in my Blackmagic 6K and could do with a spare. Will be checking the 1TB price at the same time though.
Does anyone know if these portable SSD's will work in an Xbox Series X as additional INTERNAL storage expansion rather than buying the overpriced authorised SSD device which is only available from Seagate?
I used one as external storage which worked well. You can’t install it internally.
No, these are msata drives which are much much much slower than what the XBOX Series X uses internally.
The only solution for DIY XBOX Series X expansion I know of is this adapter:
http://eshop.sintech.cn/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPa…But with the adaptor cost around $30 and the size 2230 sn530 1TB for $240 OEM (seller warranty), I would get it from officeworks for $329, or get JB hi-fi to price match and use gift card.
I have no idea about these things but $75 for 500gb? Really, is at where we are in 2022?
Seen the physical size? That, and the device inside… to the niche audience, it’s worth every dollar
Thinking of getting one of these but would somebody be able to inform me of the use case? How's the experience transferring large files (after the cache runs out) - I was thinking of just buying a cheap SSD + SATA to USB converter, but from experience the DRAM-less SSDs tank to 25MB/s. How does this fair?
Don’t know about synthetic tests, but I transferred a 370GB virtual machine to the drive in about 15mins. So I got about 460MB/s.
This was using a USB-C cable. USB-A took longer according to windows’ ETA.
Rather the petabyte storenator but good deal
The T-90A is better bro
I would prefer T-90M
Rather a CD - ROM but good deal
Rather the unreleased T8. But nice deal
Hi OP. Seeing you have the catalogue early, can you please check if there are any good deals on Printers pages 29-31.. especially laser colour MFC's? Thank you.
rather a bag full of eneloops, but good deal
Rather it not work but thanks
I picked up a T7 500gb on the weekend for $24. That’s a deal
teach me your ways sir
How is it better when it's out of stock.
Was in stock yesterday when I commented
Why expired? Didn't the sale start today? Online still shows the standard price
Yeah weird. I have been refreshing on this once since early today and never saw the price drop.
Went to my local Officeworks (Nowra NSW) this morning & they were full price.
Boo. It's still in the catalogue, but looks like the online price hasn't been dropped.
https://www.officeworks.com.au/catalogue/latest-catalogue/#v…Try it now. I clicked through the catalogue and the price was correct, and now clicking the link via the deal shows me the correct price too.
👍
I just ordered online click n collect for $75. I'll return the full price one I purchased.
Not expired….just bought one
Ah yep same!
Whilst looking at the T5, came across these two. For more storage and faster read/write speeds, seems to be worth it?
$149 for 1TB - https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/wd-1tb-d30…
$289 for 2 TB - https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/wd-2tb-d30…Black on the outside, blue on the inside
https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=154928323&postc…
Blue SN550 with a heatsink, and heatsink it will need as its using a ASM2362 bridge
Thanks I bought for my tesla :)
https://officeworks.youinstock.com.au/search/sassd1tbt5/vic
dont forget this ozbargain tool that the OzB community made - https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/688914 for stock checking
rather the t7. but good deal