SSD from Amazon US

[AphoticFX]

Do you guys still buy SSD from Amazon US? Which brand is the easiest to RMA?

 

[Koenig168]

Got my 2 TB Adata SX8200 Pro locally and cheaper than from Amazon.

 

[Audio]

Do you guys still buy SSD from Amazon US? Which brand is the easiest to RMA?

You don't buy SSD brand that is easiest to RMA, you buy a brand that NEVER need to RMA.

I recommend Samsung.

(Audio)

 

[obichacha]

I don’t seem Amazon still cheaper than those local online store or AliExpress

 

[Rashkae]

Do you guys still buy SSD from Amazon US? Which brand is the easiest to RMA?

Stop stressing about RMA and buy a decent brand SSD so you stress less.

 

[Mclairs83]

Do you guys still buy SSD from Amazon US? Which brand is the easiest to RMA?

You don't buy SSD brand that is easiest to RMA, you buy a brand that NEVER need to RMA.

I recommend Samsung.

(Audio)

Agreed with Audio.

If want international warranty, Can consider Intel.

I still have their X25M 80gb working on my mini lab server as the boot drive.

 

[Koenig168]

Stop stressing about RMA and buy a decent brand SSD so you stress less.

^^^ this. SSD prices have fallen to such lows that it does not make sense to save a few dollars on a crappy SSD.

 

[AphoticFX]

What are the recommended brands apart from Samsung?

 

[jtjt00]

What are the recommended brands apart from Samsung?

Crucial
Adata

 

[chaoprokia]

You don't buy SSD brand that is easiest to RMA, you buy a brand that NEVER need to RMA.

I recommend Samsung.

(Audio)

i dont understand why people worried about RMA these days.
the SSD come either it spoil or it work.

i more worried about data than RMA. haha.

 

[SkyShroud]

amazon return last for 2 mths i think?

 

[grove88]

I bought WD from Amazon US. Some cases of needing to RMA but most reviews say it's fine, with good performance.

 

[haylui]

What are the recommended brands apart from Samsung?

Or can try Asgard brand. Speed is up to the spec.

 

[LiLAsN]

You don't buy SSD brand that is easiest to RMA, you buy a brand that NEVER need to RMA.

I recommend Samsung.

(Audio)

Fully agree. Am still using a Samsung 840 Pro SSD for more than 6 years now. No issues whatsoever.

Never need to RMA all 6 of my Samsung SSD drives that I have altogether.

4 is currently in use in my PC, 1 for PS4 console, and 1 is used as a fast external drive since it was only 250 GB.

(7 SSDs actually, 1 is an old Crucial M4 SSD for the PS3.)

Ups for not having the need to repair for any of them. Therefore, safe to buy from overseas I guess if it's cheaper. But I do buy them local cos I'll make sure the prices are extremely competitive like during a Samsung promotion that gets me a free coloured toner printer. The total then outweighs the overseas prices by then.

 

[alamakazim]

Even Kingston Sandisk can last very long... Until u buy new one also wouldn't heart pain

 

[Godeau]

To date, i've own 9 or 10 ssds across various brands(intel, samsung, gskill, ocz, corsair), never needed to rma a single one. Just stick to the reputable brands and you should be fairly safe...

 

[alamakazim]

To date, i've own 9 or 10 ssds across various brands(intel, samsung, gskill, ocz, corsair), never needed to rma a single one. Just stick to the reputable brands and you should be fairly safe...

Yalor... Now I have some low capacity like 8gb to 32gb

Still usable

 

[AphoticFX]

My Sandisk died shortly after the 3 years warranty

 

[networked]

My Sammy 5 years still strong. If mech ones, 2-3 yrs need to cautions liao.

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[hellspawn_one]

My crucial P1 was DOA... hahaha

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