Testseek.com have collected 114 expert reviews of the OCZ 2.5 inch Trion 150 TR150 Series SATA600 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for OCZ 2.5 inch Trion 150 TR150 Series SATA600.
February 2016
(84%)
114 Reviews
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First of all the best middleclass SSD that you can use. Based on the performance and the good price the Sandisk Ultra II 480GB is the best choice. The Sandisk performs nearly as well as the fastest SATA600-drives in the test, but for a much lower price...
OCZ's ShieldPlus warranty and SSD Guru software are among the best available. The Trion 150 includes both if you're willing to overlook some of its shortcomings
The Trion 150 is a welcome replacement for the poorly-received Trion 100, but it's still not as competitive as it needs to be. It's difficult to recommend this model when the same company offers an MLC-based SSD for the same price
Products like the OCZ ARC 100 and Zotac Premium Edition with MLC flash disarm any value arguments from the Trion 150 right out of the gate. The new Trion improves on some of the performance limitations found in the original model, but that's still not eno...
Good performance vs. price ratio, Perfect drive as fast HDD replacement, Latest TLC technology, 100% Toshiba technology (besides cache buffer), 3-Year ShieldPlus Warranty,
Not the same endurance as MLC-based drives, “If you haven’t had the itch to make the switch, it’s about time. The OCZ Trion 150 provides an amazing performance vs. price ratio and it’s also backed by the best drive warranty on the market.”, OCZ Trion150 2
OCZ was one of the main companies to set a new standard for budget SSDs that still performed great when they released their Trion 100 series a little while ago. Now that they are back with the Trion 150 they are continuing this trend and I might as well s...
performance is on a competitive level regarding the entry level segmentLast but not least this leaves us talking about the price The 480 Gigabyte version we've tested here, is already up on Geizhalsat where you can find it listed for as little as 119 Eur...
Starting with the build quality of the Trion 150 it is hard to find any issue of note. The metal casing gets us off to a good start, it’s always preferable to plastic. Then inside the drive is packed with quality components, Toshiba branded, including their latest TLC NAND. Obviously this makes a lot of sense given OCZ is part of the Toshiba group...
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Published: 2016-02-04, Author: Allan , review by: kitguru.net
IOPS performance has improved over older Trion 100, Toshiba controller is solid with both incompressible and compressible data, 7mm chassis is practical for use in a superportable laptop, competitively priced
SSD market is both saturated and extremely competitive.
The OCZ Trion 150 is a replacement for the budget Trion 100 models that we reviewed back in July 2015. The move to 15nm Toshiba triple level cell NAND has certainly been a positive move and the Toshiba controller delivers fantastic results with compressib...
Drive performance, Low cost, 3year advanced warranty, 7mm form factor
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Coming to market as an improvement over the OCZ Trion 100 drives thanks to a process shrink to 15nm on the TLC NAND and firmware improvements to the Toshiba NAND controller, the OCZ Trion 150 holds its own when you look at the overall performance in each...
Published: 2016-04-08, Author: Jonathan , review by: aphnetworks.com
With new flash chips and an updated firmware underneath the hood of the OCZ Trion 150 480GB, the mission of this drive has not changed. The mission was not to explore new frontiers to raise the bar in performance. Instead, the mission was to offer more va...
When we first reviewed OCZs Trion series, the conclusion boiled down to one salient fact: while potential buyers will drool over halo products, most will end up buying an SSD which satisfies their needs without breaking the bank. The original Trion 100 a...
Abstract: Note: This article was first published on April 20.In the early days of the SSD, they were prohibitively expensive. Just four years ago, a 240GB Intel SSD 520 Series SSD would have set you back over $500. Today, a 240GB drive can cost as little as $130. T...
