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Addlink S70 NVMe SSD Review: Killer performance for a song

Addlink S70 NVMe SSD Review: Killer performance for a song

Posted on July 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Would you pay $120 for 1TB? You might, rabbit, you might.

I must admit, I wasn’t expecting all that much from Addlink’s S70 SSD. I’d never heard of the company before, and a 1TB NVMe SSD for the stunningly low price of $120 raises every red flag I know concerning performance.

Well, pickle me and call me ridiculous if the S70 didn’t run rings around the other budget drives, and many pricier models in our testing, easily earning an Editor’s Choice. The market just got very interesting.
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