Toshiba Q300 Pro

The Toshiba Q300 solid-state drive offers a significant speed boost to computers with traditional hard drives.

The suggested price is high and its performance is slow compared to that of other solid-state drives. It includes a relatively short three-year warranty.

Slow and expensive, you'll want to steer clear of the Toshiba Q300 until there's a big price cut.

The Toshiba SSD Q300 Pro performs very well and runs silently. It gives an impressive boost to the speed of your computer, in both startup time, and loading time for programs such as Photoshop. It can make your whole PC feel much quicker in operation,...

The Toshiba Q300 Pro delivers a high level of performance that we rarely see anymore in a world quickly being overrun by 3-bit-per-cell flash

For the cost, you just don't get enough value from the Q300 Pro. We would love to see what this drive can do with DRAM to buffer map data

In this market, to sell products you need to either have the fastest SSD or offer the best value. No one wants to be the guy who spent too much and didn't get enough for it. The best SSD shouldn't have to wait for another model to enter end-of-life...

Fast, reliable

SSDs are still more expensive than HDDs

Super fast, simple installation. Faster than my SATA II controller. Consistently hits 300MB/s read or write with no issue, even a few months later. The cheapest 128GB SSD (at the time) with good data integrity checks and a fast write speed. Low power...

This is the first review for the 128GB. SSD utility is Windows-only. Not sure if I even need it though. No built-in disk encryption. Description page could be better.

This SSD has higher-end features to protect your data. Comes with SLC caching, QSBC Error Correction, Patrol Read and Thermal Control Sensor features and have lower 3.3W load and 125mW idle power consumption. I have an older P67 motherboard but this...

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