Testseek.com have collected 18 expert reviews of the Silicon Power PC60 USB3.2 Type-C and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Silicon Power PC60 USB3.2 Type-C.
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18 Reviews
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Published: 2020-08-14, Author: stefan , review by: madshrimps.be
The PC60 drive does sport a catchy look, is quite compact and light and includes a SATA-based drive for storing data. While we have reviewed the 960GB version, a 1.92TB variant is also available, in case you need to hold quite a bit of data while on-the-g...
Available in 240GB, 480GB, 960GB and 1.92TB capacities, Lightweight, pocket-sized design, Silicon Motion SM2259XT controller, Equipped with Micron 3D TLC NAND, USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface, Good sequential read and write speeds, Shock-resistant, Works with SP
Not dust or water proof, Mediocre random read and write performance, Write speed drops when SLC cache is full
Silicon Power's PC60 portable SSD is a great choice for the consumer looking for a fast, yet affordable, storage solution that they can use to back up their data while on the go. This lightweight, pocket-sized drive not only looks great, it features a sho...
Extremely affordable, just 9 cents per GB, No mechanical components inside, 2 TB variant available, Clean design, 3-year warranty, USB-C to Type-A adapter cable included, Compatible with PC, Mac, PS4, and Xbox One
Very low random IO performance, Low sustained write speeds, Sequential performance lower than other external USB 3.1 SSDs, No activity LED, No USB-C to USB-C cable included, Included cable is short, No IP resistance rating (water resistance)
The Silicon Power PC60 1 TB currently retails for $88. Extremely affordable, just 9 cents per GB No mechanical components inside 2 TB variant available Clean design 3-year warranty USB-C to Type-A adapter cable included Compatible with PC, Mac, PS4, and...
Let us start with the two large elephants in the room. The Silicon Power PC60 is not going to appeal to those with a need for speed. It is using a SATA SSD as its foundation. It is using a half-length, 2.5-inch DRAM-LESS SATA SSD for its foundation. It is...
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Performance could be higher,
If we are looking for a storage device, that you can take with you anywhere, then the Silicon Power PC60 960GB portable SSD is right up your alley. It's compact, light-weight and small enough so you can carry it in the pocket. It's also inexpensive and th...
Abstract: Silicon Power has been around for quite some time, offering internal and external storage solutions and industrial SSDs, DRAM, and memory cards. Its latest portable storage solution for the consumer market is the PC60, which is built on a small form facto...
Reasonably fast, Very small and light, Type-C, Cheapest in its category, 1TB, not 960GB, Three year warranty
If there ever was a likable external SSD, then the Silicon Power PC60 is the one. Yes, it feels cheap and looks cheap, but it is also extremely affordable, so much so that if your needs are pretty modest, we don't see any reasons why you should fork out e...
