New to SSDs - ADATA SU800 vs. SanDisk Plus

[Taintedmind]

I'm lookin to purchase an SSD, but I'm unsure which to purchase between two brands/individual types.  I'm lookin at the ADATA SU800 1TB and SanDisk Plus 1TB.  I'm looking more for longevity and lack of defects, if there's a difference between the two brands and their individual product.  I'm not lookin into the ADATA SU900 or the SanDisk Ultra.

If anyone has any info/insight on the subject, it would be greatly appreciated.

[nox_]

1 minute ago, Taintedmind said:

I'm lookin to purchase an SSD, but I'm unsure which to purchase between two brands/individual types.  I'm lookin at the ADATA SU800 1TB and SanDisk Plus 1TB.  I'm looking more for longevity and lack of defects, if there's a difference between the two brands and their individual product.  I'm not lookin into the ADATA SU900 or the SanDisk Ultra.

If anyone has any info/insight on the subject, it would be greatly appreciated.

I have Adata SU800, few of them to be exact, haven't encountered any problems, really happy with them. I would recommend su800 for anyone looking to buy well priced and pretty good overall SSD and not looking for extreme speeds, just a decent SSD. It has dram, and decent speed,so in my book, that's good enough.

[MeatFeastMan]

From what I've found, the ADATA SU800 has an endurance of 2 million hours, whereas the sandisk ssd plus has 1.75 million hours. So they are pretty much even. Whether those are reliable numbers however is a different matter (Both come from ADATA and Sandisk pages but you can't always believe everything you read).

 

Around that price, I'd consider the Crucial MX500 for a bit more as that has a stronger reputation than those two do.

[Constantin]

My first SSD was an ADATA 250GB(i bought a second one 2 years latter), i bought it like 4~5 years ago, The state it is, on DiskInfo 64 is still at 99%, never had any problem.

[Oalei]

5 minutes ago, Constantin said:

My first SSD was an ADATA 250GB(i bought a second one 2 years latter), i bought it like 4~5 years ago, The state it is, on DiskInfo 64 is still at 99%, never had any problem.

You know that this is talking about a specific model rather than a brand. Well regardless that is a very durable ssd tbh (IDK what you use it for).

[Constantin]

I have 2 of them, i am on the PC all day/night, from gaming, Word/Excel, music, movies, some editing  ect....

[Taintedmind]

12 minutes ago, MeatFeastMan said:

From what I've found, the ADATA SU800 has an endurance of 2 million hours, whereas the sandisk ssd plus has 1.75 million hours. So they are pretty much even. Whether those are reliable numbers however is a different matter (Both come from ADATA and Sandisk pages but you can't always believe everything you read).

 

Around that price, I'd consider the Crucial MX500 for a bit more as that has a stronger reputation than those two do.

Thanks for the suggestion - I'm doin research on it now

[Oalei]

20 minutes ago, Constantin said:

I have 2 of them, i am on the PC all day/night, from gaming, Word/Excel, music, movies, some editing  ect....

you know that the adata ssd's you have is like the super high end models from adata?

[Jurrunio]

Sandisk SSD Plus is competing for the "crown" of the slowest SSD with the WD Green, just don't....

[Constantin]

1 hour ago, Oalei said:

you know that the adata ssd's you have is like the super high end models from adata?

To be honest i didn't.

[Oalei]

2 hours ago, Constantin said:

To be honest i didn't.

You know let just end things here because i just woke up and need what left's in me to do something else (like thinking).