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Capacity: 1TB
Features
- Innovative V-Nand Technology: Powered by Samsung V-Nand Technology, the 860 Evo SSD offers optimized performance for everyday computing as well as rendering large-sized 4K videos and 3D data used by the latest applications
- Continuity tester/Wire tracer
- Secure encryption: Protect data by selecting security options, including Aes 256-bit hardware-based encryption compliant with Tcg Opal and Ieee 1667
- Warranty and compatibility: 5-year limited warranty; Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Server 2003 (32 bit and 64 bit), Vista (SP1 and above), XP (SP2 and above), MAC OSX and Linux
- Included contents: 2.5 inches (7 millimeter) SATA 3 (6 GB/S) SSD & user manual (All other cables, screws, brackets not included); Reliability (MTBF): 1.5 Million Hours Reliability (MTBF)
- This product doesnt utilize SD cards and SD cards dont typically interact with hard drives.
Description
The SSD you trust: The newest edition to the world's best-selling SATA SSD series, the Samsung 860 EVO SSD is specially designed to enhance performance of mainstream PCs and laptops. With the latest V-NAND technology, this fast and reliable Solid State Drive comes in a wide range of compatible form factors and capacities. Its enhanced performance delivers consistent speeds, even under heavy workloads and multi-tasking, allowing for faster file transfers. The 860 EVO performs at sequential read speeds of up to 550MB/s with Intelligent TurboWrite technology, and sequential write speeds of up to 520MB/s. The TurboWrite buffer size is upgraded from 12GB to 78GB (performance may vary based on user's system hardware and configuration). The 860 EVO also offers boosted endurance of up to 8x higher TBW (Terabytes Written) than the 850 EVO. Feel secure storing and rendering large-sized 4K videos and 3D data used by the latest applications. The smart compatibility of the SSD lets you benefit from faster, more fluid communication with your host system. The refined ECC (Error Correction Code) algorithm and a new MJX controller generate higher speeds, and the improved queued trim enhances Linux compatibility. The 860 EVO provides reliability of 1.5 million hours (MTBF).
Digital Storage Capacity: 1 TB
Hard Disk Interface: SATA 6 GB/s
Connectivity Technology: SATA
Brand: Samsung
Special Feature: Portable
Hard Disk Form Factor: 2.5 inches
Hard Disk Description: Sequential read speeds of up to 550 MB/s and sequential write speeds of up to 520 MB/s, making it ideal for storing and rendering large format files such as 4K video and 3D data. See more
Compatible Devices: PC, Laptop, Desktop
Installation Type: Screw In
Color: Black
Digital Storage Capacity: 1 TB
Hard Disk Interface: SATA 6 GB/s
Connectivity Technology: SATA
Additional Features: Portable
Hard Disk Form Factor: 2.5 inches
Compatible Devices: PC, Laptop, Desktop
Specific Uses For Product: personal, gaming, business
Read Speed: 550 megabytes_per_second
Media Speed: 520 megabits_per_second
Cache Memory Installed Size: 1
Data Transfer Rate: 78 gigabits_per_second
Form Factor: 2.5-inch
Hardware Connectivity: SATA 6.0 Gb/s
Hardware Platform: PC, Mac
Hard-Drive Size: 1 TB
Item Weight: 51 g
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 3.94"L x 2.76"W x 0.27"Th
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Brand: Samsung
Model Number: 896RC
Hard Disk Description: Sequential read speeds of up to 550 MB/s and sequential write speeds of up to 520 MB/s, making it ideal for storing and rendering large format files such as 4K video and 3D data.
Built-In Media: 2.5" (7mm) SATA III (6Gb/s) SSD & User Manual (All Other Cables, Screws, Brackets Not Included).
Model Name: 860 EVO
Manufacturer: Samsung Electronics DAV
Global Trade Identification Number: 94
UPC: 887276232294
Item Type Name: Samsung 860 EVO 1TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E1T0B/AM)
Mfr Part Number: MZ-76E1T0B/AM
Warranty Description: 5 Year
Installation Type: Screw In
Color: Black
Enclosure Material: Silicon
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Capacity: 500GB
I have an older ASUS laptop that was given to me by someone who purchased a new HP. This unit had only 4GB RAM and a 500GB spinning-hard-drive. So I upgraded RAM to 8GB and bought this Samsung 860 EVO 500GB SSD to replace the old spinning-drive. This SSD arrived and I needed to buy a $7 USB-to-SATA III cable here on Amazon so I could clone the old hard drive to it. There is a lot of chatter on here about people wondering about the best ways to clone existing drives onto these SSD devices. In my case, I decided the simplest thing to do was to use something I could boot from a USB, so it wouldn't matter what operating system was on the old drive I could clone anything. So I downloaded Tuxboot and Clonezilla and ran it to install onto a USB. Super-simple process and I was ready to roll. I then hooked up the SATA end of the cable to the SSD and the other to an open USB port on the laptop, stuck the bootable USB I had just made into another and turned on power. Booted right up to Clonezilla, hit enter through every default, ensured it was using the 500GB spinning-drive for its source and the new 500GB SSD for the target, and within about a minute it was off and running. You are presented with a lot of options. I chose the simplest, device-to-device rather than doing the source-to-image, then image-to-target. Process took around 2.5 hours and then I shut down, removed the old drive from its caddy and replaced it with the SSD, hit the power switch and the system immediately booted right up to where I had left off before I cloned it! There are a lot of ways you can clone existing drives to these SSD's. You might even want to just fresh-install your system onto one of these SSD's and that's fine. I didn't want to take the time to do that. But for me, using that $7 cable I bought here on Amazon, with the Samsung EVO 860 SSD I bought here on Amazon, and free Clonezilla install-to-USB I was able to effortlessly clone the old drive to the SSD and boot right up with it without any issues whatsoever. I had zero issues. A few benefits from having gone through this: 1. I now know how to clone a laptop drive to an external drive 2. No more motor to spin a drive, so no more extra draw on the laptop's battery to keep one running 3. No more heat from a drive motor that's constantly running 4. Excellent performance and speed with this Samsung To benchmark it for you, the laptop originally took just over two minutes to boot up. After upgrading its memory from 4GB to 8GB boot time dropped a bit, to 1.5 minutes. But after replacing the hard-drive with this SSD boot time is now 30-32 seconds, from hitting the power-switch to login. And everything else on the system is much, much faster without the extra seek times and slowness of that old spinning drive. Time will tell but so far this Samsung is functioning great, was easy to clone to, Clonezilla recognized it right away (as did Tuxboot), and it booted in my system the first time after the cloning was done. And this thing is just super-fast. Plus it's a Samsung EVO. From all I've heard and read, these are pretty reliable devices with a reliability of something like 1.5 MILLION hours. That's 62,500 days or about 171 years! Try getting that kind of reliability from a spinning hard-drive! Bottom line is these are known to be great devices. There are duds out there but by-and-large it's hard to beat a Samsung EVO device for its price-point, reliability, and performance. That's why I spent the extra $$ rather than going to a cheaper, edge-brand type SSD. I have both old and new equipment and my older stuff recognized and worked with it just fine and so far it's a screamer. I highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2019 by John II
Capacity: 4TB
I recently upgraded my computer's storage with the Samsung SSD 860 EVO 4TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E4T0B/AM), and I couldn't be happier with the performance and reliability it offers. As someone who deals with large files daily, this SSD has been a game-changer for my workflow. **Blazing Fast Speed** The read and write speeds on this SSD are remarkable. I noticed an immediate improvement in my system's boot time and the speed at which applications load. Large file transfers, which used to take minutes, now complete in a matter of seconds. This SSD truly lives up to Samsung's reputation for speed and efficiency. **Generous Storage Capacity** With 4TB of storage, I no longer worry about running out of space. This is perfect for anyone with a vast collection of photos, videos, and other large files. The capacity allows me to store everything I need with room to spare for future needs. It's a great solution for both personal and professional use. **Easy Installation** Installing the Samsung 860 EVO was straightforward. It fits perfectly into the 2.5-inch drive bay in my desktop, and the included software made cloning my old drive a breeze. Even if you're not particularly tech-savvy, you'll find the process simple and quick. **Reliability and Endurance** One of the standout features of this SSD is its reliability. Samsung has a strong track record in the SSD market, and this model is no exception. With advanced data protection and impressive endurance ratings, I feel confident that my data is safe and the drive will last for years to come. **Value for Money** While the price might seem steep at first glance, the performance and storage capacity justify the investment. Compared to other SSDs in the market, the Samsung 860 EVO offers excellent value for the features it provides. **Final Thoughts** Overall, the Samsung SSD 860 EVO 4TB is an exceptional product that delivers on all fronts. Whether you're looking to speed up your system, need ample storage space, or want a reliable drive for your data, this SSD is a fantastic choice. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a high-performance, high-capacity internal SSD.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024 by Trevor K Smith
Capacity: 500GB
I bought this SSD (512 GB Samsung 860 EVO) to replace an older Samsung SSD that is over 10 years old. The old SSD was the Windows boot drive, so is the new one This review details the cloning and installation process. Essentially, you are going to clone / migrate the data (create an exact copy) of the old drive and apply it to the new drive. You may want to invest in an external SSD enclosure to help in the cloning process, I bought and used UGREEN External Hard Drive Enclosure Adapter USB 3.0 to SATA Hard Disk Case Housing for 2.5 Inch 9.5mm, from Amazon as well. It's about $10 but it will make your life easier AND once you're done, you can use it to house and use the old SSD (or any similar new or old SSD, as an external drive. So it's really useful! You may have read/ heard about problems some were having using the data migration that Samsung provides (Data Migration software available from Samsung website). I haven't tested or used this software so I will not comment on it. But I did download it and installed it (installation was problematic and got hung many times....upon googling, I discovered one must disable Windows Anti Ransomware protection (under Windows Security....) strange, but I disabled it and the installation worked. Don't forget to re e-enable the Ransomware protection when done!! So, assuming you have the SSD data enclosure, place the SSD inside it, connect to the PC using the included USB cable and you're ready to clone / migrate the data. Cloning Process: I used Macrium Reflect. You should really use the latest version, and it's not free anymore, but they offer a 30 day trial which will do the job. PS: The older versions seemed to have an issue with a fully updated Windows 10. Once Macrium Reflect is up and running, the FIRST THING you should do is create a Recovery Disk (find it under Other Tasks in the menu, and it's called Create Rescue Media). It's easy, just follow the prompts. Keep it aside just in a safe place, in case (this is useful as a Windows Recovery disk, which every one should have). There are videos on Youtube that show you what to do exactly when using Macrium Reflect, do watch them, they are easy and useful. But especially if your old drive / SSD and the new SSD are not the same size! Look for: How to Clone Windows from a Hard Disk to an M.2 SSD by a guy called ACCESS RANDOM. If the (old and new) drives are of different sizes you MUST watch: How to clone a disk drive using Macrium Reflect and resize the partition by a guy called Alex Kang. It has one step in that is essential to handling the different sizes issue. Both videos are excellent and walk you through each step. Once the cloning is done, remove your old SSD and install the new SSD in your PC (or laptop) using the same cables. Reboot the PC and test the drive for a few days. If you're completely happy and the system is stable, feel free to either place the old SSD in the external enclosure and use it any way you want or use the old SSD in your PC / laptop as extra storage (after erasing the old data). Speed: Any SSD is much faster than the fastest regular (spinning) hard drive. This SSD is fast but not the fastest on the market but it's perfect for booting Windows aka, as a boot drive, (Windows boots up in 10-20 seconds, depending on your PC). With this SSD I am surfing the web in less than 20 seconds from powering up. There are faster SSDs but gaining 2-3 seconds in Windows boot time is not really important to me. In closing, one final reminder: Do watch those videos!!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2019 by PaulN
Capacity: 1TB
Perform as well as new and very fast performance for an ssd. Samsung quality is nearly unmatched for qualty and performance. Using five 1 TB drives in a raid 5. Two nvme drives for programs and backups.
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Mark H
Capacity: 1TB
I have a 6-year-old laptop I bought in December 2012 (an HP Pavilion with a Core i5-3210M, 8GB RAM, NVDIA graphics with 2GB memory, and a 750GB HDD that was about 25GB from being full, which was probably the root of most of my performance problems). It was never screaming fast, but it has been a nice little workhorse that has allowed me to edit photos and video and be productive with MS Office for several years. When I upgraded to Windows 10 a couple years ago, I definitely saw significantly longer boot times than with the OEM Windows 7 install. And whenever Windows 10 would download system updates on its own (annoying) timetable, my PC would grind to a frustrating halt as the HDD would clock endlessly. I was considering buying a new laptop (I’d mostly abandoned the concept of “PC upgrades” many years ago because the technology changes so fast and new PCs have generally been affordable, and upgrades seemed like a waste of time and money). But all the reviews said installing an SSD would drastically improve performance, so I decided to install the Samsung EVO 1TB SSD -- and the hype was not wrong! My PC went from booting in 2-plus minutes to booting in about 15-20 seconds. MS Office programs now open almost immediately, and the Windows 10 Photos app, which always resulted in long grinds of my hard drive while accessing my thousands of photos and building thumbnails, now responds *so* much faster. Everything local is snappier and more responsive and more satisfying. I can now navigate my system with much more speed and ease. I had no idea just how much of a bottleneck my HDD truly was, and how much gain you could realize with an SSD (even a SATA one). The migration was surprisingly simple. I installed the Samsung data migration software (take note — this is a *different* program than the Samsung Magician software, which is useful only *after* you’ve migrated your data and installed the SSD), and it copied my system partition and C drive over to the new SSD. The process was pretty straightforward. It automatically made the decision to leave behind my long-useless OEM factory recovery partition and related HP_TOOLS partition, which was great, because I was planning on deleting them anyway. It automatically sized my new C partition to fit the larger SSD, since I was going up from 750GB to 1TB of total space. After copying, it instructed me to shut down the computer, swap out the drives, and restart. I did, and everything was right where I left it, but with much improved performance and boot times. I’ve decided to add an SSD to my 9-year-old first-generation Core i7 desktop computer as well. It’s still running, so why drop a grand when I can drop $150 to make it run so much better and increase my storage space to boot? (Note: I can’t comment on reliability as I’ve only had the drive installed for one day. But so far, so good.)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018 by Amazon Customer
Capacity: 1TB
I've had the Samsung EVO 860 1TB SSD 2.5 inch SATA III drive installed and running for ~2 months. Since it replaced a 1TB hard drive on a 6 year old laptop with a BIOS motherboard that only supports SATA I and Windows 10 (version 1803 rs4; Spring 2018 Creators Update). I can't speak much for performance, other than it does perform at the maximum speed allowed by the SATA I controller. I can say that the SSD is very reliable so far, with no downtime or performance issues to date. The physical installation, including opening the laptop, removing the old hard drive, installing the new SSD, and closing it up, took me about 30 minutes total, with no problems at all for that part of the upgrade. The only problem I had was not due to the drive itself, or it's physical installation, but rather the technical support I received from Samsung and Microsoft. Most drives purchased today are setup to run with a GPT partition for a UEFI motherboard. Unfortunately, since my old Samsung laptop has a BIOS motherboard, which needs the drive to be partitioned for MBR. When I went to install the latest version of Windows 10, it initially failed stating that it couldn't detect a partition, with no other detail provided in the error message. Since this is a Samsung SSD replacing the hard drive in a Samsung laptop, I called Samsung technical support, who offered no other support or advice other than to call Microsoft. A call to Microsoft technical support didn't referred me back to Samsung. Bah! After doing a some research, I eventually figured it out on my own, and from the command prompt in the recovery advanced troubleshooting section, using diskpart, I was able to change the partition to MBR, and then successfully completed the Windows 10 installation, with no further problems. In the end, I was disappointed in Samsung and Microsoft for not providing a little more help and insight into the issue, especially since it's not unusual to replace a failed hard drive with an SSD drive, even if the PC is a little dated. It would've also been nice if the Windows 10 installation gave a little more information as to what the problem is and where to find the solution to fix it. Pros: Fast. Reliable. Backward compatible to SATA I. Supports both BIOS and UEFI motherboards (MBR and GPT partitioned respectively). Good value for the performance and warranty, especially if you have a SATA III controller. Cons: You are pretty much on your own for upgrade support for older laptops/PCs. However, there are a number of articles and YouTube videos that can help you out. If you have a BIOS motherboard, and aren't technical, seek out some help. Rating: Hardware - 5 stars Support - 1 star
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2018 by Al Grosser
Capacity: 1TB
PACKAGING I was surprised at how little packaging there was it came in a plastic envelope and the hard drive comes in a small box inside a plastic tray. I am not sure if the hard drive can be damage by dropping, with virtually no protection but seems to be working okay. INSTALLATION The instructions are very simple and it is a relatively simple process. You go to the Sansung website and you download the cloning software. It is a very slow and long process. It took about 5.5 hours and then as it finished it reported and error. Very infuriating to wait so long to have it report an error. It then went through a process that is supposed to make corrections, after that I ran it again and estimated I be up to 11pm waiting for it to finish. Fortunately the second time around it appears it did not go through the entire process and finished in about 1 hour. I think this where they need to improve, the software should have checked for these errors before you spend 5.5 hours install it. TRANSFER ACCURACY The cloning process was relatively accurate, but so far I have noticed one app was changed. Is a control program for the printer, it would load up automatically. It changed the settings. TRANSFER CABLE I did not realize a USB to SATA transfer cable was needed until after I got the hard drive. This delayed the installation another 2 days. The documentation says that only retail versions include the transfer cable. I did not see this in the description. PERFORMANCE There are huge increases in performance on certain software packages. I used Outlook daily and it loads almost instantly. I delete a lot of junk mail and when I delete several hundred it is almost instant, before I could be waiting minutes to delete several hundred emails. I also use chrome daily and have about 15 screens open at once, it loads in 1-2 seconds as well. It used to take several minutes to load multiple tabs, now it is instant, so I am very happy with the performance on what I use daily. I have played some games and there is no noticeable difference.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2018 by MDN
Capacity: 500GB
I've had this in my computer since I built it in the beginning of 2020. It has been good to me all these years. Not the fastest, not slow, not the most storage, but did the job I asked of it for many years and is still functional as storage or for use as a 2nd boot drive for Linux. Reliable SSD to say the least.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by David