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Sony G Series Professional SSD SV-GS48 (480GB) review: What a super-reliable, fast SATA SSD is like

Sony G Series Professional SSD review: What a super-reliable, fast SATA SSD is like

Posted on June 27, 2018July 25, 2019 By Jarvis

This fast 2.5-inch SSD is warrantied for 10 years and an ocean of writes, but you pay a hefty premium for the peace of mind.

G Series Professional SSD SV-GS48 (480GB)

A very good performer, the 2.5-inch Sony SV-GS46 Professional SSD is also warrantied for 10 years (most others top out at 5 years) and is rated for 2.5TBW (TeraBytes Written) for every 1GB of capacity. Reassuring, but the drive also costs twice or more than the average 2.5-inch SSD.
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