250GB Crucial MX500 SSD with cloning kit

250GB Crucial MX500 SSD with cloning kit

$87.00

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4.5 / 5.0 based on 11 reviews

upgradeable SKU: UCA1815

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250GB Crucial MX500 SSD with cloning kit
Specifications:
Capacity: 250GB
Model: Crucial MX500 SSD with cloning kit
Device Type: with cloning cable and software
Speed: 560MB/s read, 510MB/s write
Port type: SATA
Warranty: Five Years
Brand: Upgradeable
Brand Series: Solid-State Drives
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We are a registered New Zealand company (Upgradeable Limited), all orders include 15% GST. You are protected by local consumer law when you buy here. All product ships from our Australian warehouse until we can set up local distribution.

We are a real business and yes, a real person will answer the phone take responsibility for your enquiry.

Our upgrades are tested and exceed your computer manufacturer's specifications. That is why we can guarantee compatibility, we know it will work. If you are unhappy in any way, return the product within 14 days for a full refund.

We have technicians in our office to help you at any time. Most customers never need to use this service, but it is there if you need it. We love helping customers, solving problems and answering questions.

Our RAM warranty is simple. Lifetime. If it does not work, we will replace it. No exceptions. We have had the same warranty for over 18 years.
Our SSD warranty is 5 years, same as the manufacturer.

Customer Reviews

Based on 11 reviews
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Michael Belling
Excellent

Excellent

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Michael Baldock
Excellent

Excellent

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Scott Boyd
Great service and support provided.

Great service and friendly helpful support provided.

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Peter Southgate
Good

Good

C
Colin
Cloning software worked well

The Acronis Cloning software worked well. I had to use it twice.HP dv6832tx. After cloning to SSD could not upgrade from Vista to Windows 7. Apparently its a data/memory allocation difference that Windows 7 can't cope with, without a lot of fluffing around. Error message related to hardware after going through the entire install process - then reverts. Put old failing (Vista) hard drive back in to install Windows7 upgrade and get it past Windows 7 SP1 and re-cloned the SSD. Upgrade then to Windows 10.

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