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Plextor M7V SSD review : This SSD will put your current traditional hard drive to shame

Plextor M7V SSD review : This SSD will put your current traditional hard drive to shame

Posted on April 25, 2016September 17, 2020 By Jarvis

THE GOOD

The Plextor M7V is speedy, affordable and can handle years of constant data writing.

THE BAD

The drive is a tad slower than its predecessor and doesn’t include any accessories or software.

THE BOTTOM LINE

The Plextor M7V is a budget solid-state drive that’s designed to last and will give any computer that still uses a traditional hard drive a big performance boost.


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