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Western Digital Black 3D NVMe SSD Review : High-end performance at near entry-level prices

Western Digital Black 3D NVMe SSD Review : High-end performance at near entry-level prices

Posted on April 5, 2018July 10, 2019 By Jarvis

This NVMe SSD is a match for the Samsung 960 Pro, but it costs considerably less

The Western Digital Black 3D NVMe SSD is as fast as Samsung’s 960 Pro, but it costs a lot less. In fact, it’s only slightly more expensive than entry-level drives. It’s the drive that smart buyers should go for.

Western Digital’s WD Black 3D NVMe SSD delivers much the same performance as the chart-topping Samsung 960 Pro, but for significantly less cash—$200 less in the 1TB capacity.

This is a good thing, and a big deal. Samsung has been unchallenged in the end-user, performance NVMe SSD market since its inception. If you wanted best speed at a fairly reasonable price, the company’s SSDs were your only choice. Until now.
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