Integral V Series 2TB SATA III 2.5 Inch Internal SSD, up
Integral V Series 2TB SATA III 2.5 Inch Internal SSD, up to 520MB/s Read, 470MB/s Write
Integral Memory
Integral solid state drives are hard wearing,
with extreme shock resistance,
zero noise and no heat generation.
1GB=1,000,000,000 bytes. When formatted, actual user storage capacity is less. This is an industry applicable standard across all
memory storage products.
Speeds based on internal testing; performance may vary depending on host device.
| Weight: | 40 g |
| Dimensions: | 10 x 7 x 0.7 cm; 40 Grams |
| Brand: | Integral |
| Model: | INSSD2TS625V2X |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Integral |
| Dimensions: | 10 x 7 x 0.7 cm; 40 Grams |
This was a great value drive which I’ve installed in a Rasperry Pi with OpenMediaVault. Picked up straight away no issues. Excellent!
My hdd was tired so I replaced it with this and it’s a rocket now
Very good and cheap upgrade
Thanx seller and manufacture
If you’re looking for good quality and performance then you can’t go too far wrong here. Installed this into a laptop and had the whole thing up and running again within an hour, with drastically better performance than it had with its previous hard disk.
Purchased this as an emergency replacement for my wife’s laptop SSD which was showing too much wear after 10 years, it hadn’t reached failure stage but it was only a matter of time so this seemed a good replacement.
Cloned the old drive to this with clonezilla and everything working great as expected – technology has advanced a lot in 10 years so this drive runs just as well as the old Samsung Pro it replaced but cost 90% less.
What’s not to like when it’s as cheap as a bag of fish and chips?
No idea on it’s longevity as this will be different for each user, depending on what they use it for, I’m sure it will be fine.
This has breathed new life into a 12 year old computer. Starts, loads and shuts down x10 faster than with old drive
Bought this product to replace a HDD on my old laptop and so far it is working very well.
It arrived fairly quickly, it is a total game changer, I installed it in my security dvr system.
I can recall footage super quickly, it’s much better than a mechanical hard drive.
I needed to replace my old hard drive so went for the sad option. I installed windows and didn’t need much capacity because I use the computer only to run a few specific supplication. Does the job perfectly.
Works good so far gave it 4 stars as little slower than my previous smaller drive a samsung evo a++
Bought this to replace my dying 4TB disk, speeds are comparable to my M.2 Crucial 500gb.
Mainly bought it for faster boot times on some of the larger games i play.
for example, ARK:SE, used to take a good 3-5 minutes to load up and the game suffered with texture popping even whilst loaded into the game. popped in the 2TB, load times are less than a minute for any map which just makes the game far more playable.
Frankly i’m impressed with the speed, it may not be mind-blowing but in comparison to a spinning disk, it’s night and day difference.
My only concern is the longevity of the device, there’s no signs of failure or whatnot but only time can tell that.
Packaging was a little naff, just came in a clear plastic clamshell in an amazon envelope, could easily have been damaged in shipping had it been put at the bottom of a pile.
This hard drive rejuvenated my old Phenom II desktop.
Strangely, it appears in the BIOS as simply “SATA SSD.” That initially had me worried. Every other drive I have ever used lists the manufacturer and model number, along with other pertinent information, when it’s connected to a PC. This drive doesn’t even know it’s manufacturer, never mind any other details about itself. It it just a compatibility issue with my 10+ year old motherboard? It is laziness on the part of Integral? Is it a counterfeit part? Am I over thinking it?
All in all, it works superbly well for its intended purpose.
Spectacular priced quality brand SSD. Not the fastest ssd I have ever had but good enough for a laptop.
I use this drive as part of a personal NAS (network attached storage) set up at home. It’s as easy as can be – just install in a caddy, plug in and format.
It works for both windows and Mac as you’d expect. And the performance is great. The limitation for me has now shifted from the disk itself to the network.
Thoroughly recommended.
Great value drive, not sure I would store any valuable information on there but great if you are looking for extra storage for games.
Straightforward install, fits the exact same form as the equivalent mechanical HDD so no adapters or anything required — nice boost in random read performance means my laptop now boots significantly faster and results in a lot more battery time spent doing useful work instead of waiting for I/O. Uses a fair bit less power than a mechanical as well so a smidge more overall battery life completes the picture. Would recommend.
Got 3 of these only to find out that they were used and had operating systems on 2 of them. After a brief conversation with a very helpful member of Amazon the issue was resolved to my liking. As for the SSD themselves, Integral do male a cracking SSD. I have bought maybe 15 or so in the last few months and happy to report NONE have failed. Very Happy
I did frash install of macOS, so don’t know how would cloning work.
I bought this one and it was so simple to fit.
From boot we updated the drivers and the new hard drive runs smooth with fast file transfers.
i might get the bigger drive for my other laptop next.
My old Dell PC started misbehaving, found it was the C: internal HDD. Replaced it with one of these and restored Win10 – now it starts up and wakes up MUCH faster than ever before. No time to take a shower while it boots now! Installation easy – uses the same plugs as the HDD, and you can tape it to the chassis or just leave it loose.
I was so pleased I got another for my Dell Inspiron laptop: again, revitalised. Easy fit.
A bit more expensive than the equivalent HDD, but certainly well worth it – saves buying another computer, and the extra speed is wonderful.
These integral drives have been excellent and I think I have bought 3 of these and no issues. A lot of these mounting brackets bought separately were poor, and I restored to using double sided velcro to fit these in some PCs.
The memory is unallocated, so you need to go into disk management and format it first.
Then it shows up, and you can clone to it.
Finding free clone s/w was not easy, all the traditional ones now want money, easeus and aomei let you think it’s free until you try and use it.
Macrium is free (at the moment)
I don’t think it has a large cache so you wouldn’t want to do much shifting of large files, where it tends to drop to around 40MB/s. But as the boot/applications drive it does feel more than fast enough 🙂
In use it’s fast enough to do the job, noticeably faster that my fastest conventional HDD, it would probably be an economical way of speeding up older machines. You will need the necessary knowledge to set it up though!