Renew and inject new life into your laptop or desktop PC with Inland Platinum Solid State Drive. You will experience quicker boot-up and shutdown, almost 4 times faster application response and data transfer speeds than with a typical hard disk drive without purchasing a new computer. It is definitely the best choice for upgrading your gaming PC!
Performance Upgrade, 4 Times Faster
Inland Platinum Solid State Drive has excellent read/write speed up to 4 times faster than traditional drives. With max read/write speed 500/430MB per second, you will get the near-instant performance and lasting reliability. Ready for any game at any time!
SPECIFICATION Capacity: 256GB Read Speed: up to 500 MB/s Write Speed: up to 430 MB/s Interface: SATA 3.0 6.0Gb/s Form Factor: 2.5″ Architecture: 3D TLC NAND Flash Random Read/ Write 4K: up to 40K IOPS MTBF: 1,000,000 Hours
Next Generation Technology
Different from traditional mechanical hard drive, Inland Platinum SATA SSD with innovative and compact design uses 3D NAND FLASH technology with low power consumption and high-speed transfer features. It is the best choice for replacing traditional hard drives.
Shock & Drop Resistant
Built-in 3D NAND Flash Memory without moving parts inside helps protect against data loss if accidentally bumped or dropped. The built-in 1.5M hours MTTF, S.M.A.R.T. monitoring system and ECC technology ensures Inland SSD’s are highly reliable for safe data transfers.
No Noise & No Overheat
The advanced memory technology enables higher performance and better power efficiency than a traditional HDD. It doesn’t make noise, overheat or drain your battery. A solid state design also means it is lighter and has more shock-resistance, making it ideal for notebooks and other mobile computing devices.
More Reliable
The powerful Wear-Leveling technology and ECC (Error Correction Code) function enhances the reliability of data transfer and prolongs the service life of the SSD greatly.
Wide Compatibility
7mm thickness and 2.5″ SATA form factor allows it to effortlessly fit in desktop PCs, laptops and Ultrabooks. It is compatible with Windows XP/ 7/ 8/ 10, MAC OS, Linux operation system.
Support & Service
Meet the demands of each task. Inland 256GB Platinum Solid State Drive features up to 150 TBW and 4-Years of limited product care. We are devoted to your satisfaction on every product. Confidently upgrade or replace your PC storage drives in the Micro Center store.
Please kindly know:
Performance may vary depending on the SSDs firmware version and the system hardware & system configuration.
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SSD 256GB. Ideal as a traditional hard drive replacement and upgrade your computer with faster boot-ups, shutdowns, application loading and file transfer High-speed SATA III 6Gb/s interface. Sequential Read/Write Speed up to 500MB/s and 430MB/s respectively; Random Read/Write 4K: up to 40K and 40K IOPS respectively 3D TLC NAND flash internal solid state drive with the balance of SSD performance, high storage capacities and lower cost. No overheat and quiet when working compare to HDD 2.5 inch form factor and 7mm slim design with no moving parts inside, make it widely compatible, thin and vibration-resistant for notebooks, laptops, ultrabooks and other mobile computing devices Reliable solid-state drive. 1,000,000 hours MTBF with 4-year limited parts and labor warrant. Internal SSD drive performance may vary based on system hardware and configuration, OS and applications
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8 reviews for Inland Platinum 256GB SSD SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5″ 7mm TLC 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive (256GB)
Fast, Trusted Brand, Does it’s job
Very fast but sadly I bricked mine somehow as it’s GPT/MBR is gone and no system will detect it, I even tried Linux and Bios but nothing works. Sometimes the files are read and it’s detected but I’ll turn it on and then nothing. This has nothing to do with them, it’s my own doing but if they could somehow send me a replacement I’d be happy.
It works and does the job. Love the price
Someone gave me a computer that was not working. In there frustration they reenacted the seen from Donkey Kong when the gorilla would throw the barrels. The guy was about 290lbs. Strong guy.The DVD drive was moving by itself and making strange noises. The HDD was D.O.A. I had gotten this sold stat drive just to try it out on a different system. It was so cheap I thought why not. It was only $12.74 on sale. I don’t need a lost of space so I just went with the 128GB.And wouldn’t you know it. It worked. All I had to do was reinstall Windows 10. The install even picked up the Windows key on the motherboard. Say what you want to about Acer computers but that can taking a beating.
Average performing budget SSD
This InLand 256GB SSD caught my attention as it was priced lower than other 240/256GB SSDs so I decided to take a chance on it even with the amount of mixed reviews.On a benchmark the read speed wasn’t the advertised 500 MB/s, instead it averaged closer to 430-440 MB/s and the write speeds were 385-390 MB/s. In real-world usage it peak read at 480 MB/s and the peak writes were up to 400 MB/s.As far as price to performance, for a few dollars more you can get more speed with other makers but the 4yr warranty in my opinion is worth the trade off of speed.
Great drives for the price!!
Inexpensive. Revive any old laptop with one of these drives. 120GB is a little small, spend a few extra dollars and go with 250GB.
Easy Transition to SSD
I had a 10 year old Athlon CPU desktop with a 1TB Seagate rotating drive that desperately needed a speed boost. This Inland SSD took care of business for a good price. I used an external enclosure, a USB to SATA cable. and a free copy of Acronis True Image to migrate the 1TB drive (20% utilized) to a 512GB Inland. It was a simple and seamless process. I then mounted the SSD into a 3.5″ drive tray, installed the drive in an open slot, and after plugging the cable from my old drive into this new drive everything booted up on the first try. It’s like a new computer for a fraction of the cost. I will check back in later if there are any reliability concerns.
I bought this almost a year ago today. Now it’s dead.
I ordered this 512gb hard drive January of last year, I used it a few times for videos footage I was editing and recently couple of games that required a slightly faster load time. I had it connected by external drive enclosure for much of the time I had it, I wanted to move it to a new enclosure shortly after the new year and it gave me connection errors with the USB sound turning on and off constantly, I thought it was the enclosure so I returned it with a bad review that I will have to change now, because after swapping it to a new enclosure and having the drive go corrupt and destroy all my files, I reformatted it and scanned it. Drive comes up with no errors, but after 15 or 20 minutes it randomly starts doing the disconnect/reconnect dance AGAIN. After reading some of these other recent reviews it seems this “professional” drive is really just unreliable garbage.ALSO: I just noticed this 3 year warranty is for “parts and labor,” it says nothing about repair or replacement, so it’s a pretty worthless gesture. I doubt I’m getting a new drive even after only a year, and I’ll likely never buy this brand again.
GREAT Purchase
I know a lot of people are not fans of inland products, so far I’ve had nothing but great experience w/ them. Back here after 1 year and the drive is still working in PERFECT CONDITION, about to order another.
“PH” –
Fast, Trusted Brand, Does it’s job
Very fast but sadly I bricked mine somehow as it’s GPT/MBR is gone and no system will detect it, I even tried Linux and Bios but nothing works. Sometimes the files are read and it’s detected but I’ll turn it on and then nothing. This has nothing to do with them, it’s my own doing but if they could somehow send me a replacement I’d be happy.
Max –
It works and does the job. Love the price
Someone gave me a computer that was not working. In there frustration they reenacted the seen from Donkey Kong when the gorilla would throw the barrels. The guy was about 290lbs. Strong guy.The DVD drive was moving by itself and making strange noises. The HDD was D.O.A. I had gotten this sold stat drive just to try it out on a different system. It was so cheap I thought why not. It was only $12.74 on sale. I don’t need a lost of space so I just went with the 128GB.And wouldn’t you know it. It worked. All I had to do was reinstall Windows 10. The install even picked up the Windows key on the motherboard. Say what you want to about Acer computers but that can taking a beating.
Case Rocker –
Great storage
Very easy to install. Hooked this up to my micro PC. was up and running in less than 5 minutes.
Science4Life –
Average performing budget SSD
This InLand 256GB SSD caught my attention as it was priced lower than other 240/256GB SSDs so I decided to take a chance on it even with the amount of mixed reviews.On a benchmark the read speed wasn’t the advertised 500 MB/s, instead it averaged closer to 430-440 MB/s and the write speeds were 385-390 MB/s. In real-world usage it peak read at 480 MB/s and the peak writes were up to 400 MB/s.As far as price to performance, for a few dollars more you can get more speed with other makers but the 4yr warranty in my opinion is worth the trade off of speed.
Girder and Panel –
Great drives for the price!!
Inexpensive. Revive any old laptop with one of these drives. 120GB is a little small, spend a few extra dollars and go with 250GB.
KevinDC –
Easy Transition to SSD
I had a 10 year old Athlon CPU desktop with a 1TB Seagate rotating drive that desperately needed a speed boost. This Inland SSD took care of business for a good price. I used an external enclosure, a USB to SATA cable. and a free copy of Acronis True Image to migrate the 1TB drive (20% utilized) to a 512GB Inland. It was a simple and seamless process. I then mounted the SSD into a 3.5″ drive tray, installed the drive in an open slot, and after plugging the cable from my old drive into this new drive everything booted up on the first try. It’s like a new computer for a fraction of the cost. I will check back in later if there are any reliability concerns.
Alpha2 –
I bought this almost a year ago today. Now it’s dead.
I ordered this 512gb hard drive January of last year, I used it a few times for videos footage I was editing and recently couple of games that required a slightly faster load time. I had it connected by external drive enclosure for much of the time I had it, I wanted to move it to a new enclosure shortly after the new year and it gave me connection errors with the USB sound turning on and off constantly, I thought it was the enclosure so I returned it with a bad review that I will have to change now, because after swapping it to a new enclosure and having the drive go corrupt and destroy all my files, I reformatted it and scanned it. Drive comes up with no errors, but after 15 or 20 minutes it randomly starts doing the disconnect/reconnect dance AGAIN. After reading some of these other recent reviews it seems this “professional” drive is really just unreliable garbage.ALSO: I just noticed this 3 year warranty is for “parts and labor,” it says nothing about repair or replacement, so it’s a pretty worthless gesture. I doubt I’m getting a new drive even after only a year, and I’ll likely never buy this brand again.
Antygrvity15 –
GREAT Purchase
I know a lot of people are not fans of inland products, so far I’ve had nothing but great experience w/ them. Back here after 1 year and the drive is still working in PERFECT CONDITION, about to order another.