You get a code to claim a free copy of Acronis True Image HD, but it's printed on the inside of the cardboard sandwich. The simple cardboard pack proclaims that the NV1 is 35X faster than a spinning hard drive, which is not a high bar for any SSD to achieve. 24,500 which is not as attractive in terms of cost per GB. 9,499 respectively, while the 2TB version is not as widely available and will cost around Rs. In India, the former two are easily found selling for around Rs.

Retail pricing for SSDs usually has nothing in common with the numbers printed on the labels, and also varies often. It is available in 500GB, 1TB and 2TB capacities, and it's interesting to see that lower capacities aren't being offered even though this is an entry-level model.

The Kingston NV1 SSD is equivalent to the SATA-based A and UV series in terms of positioning. There is clearly a market for entry-level NVMe SSDs today and Kingston is aiming at exactly that with its new NV series. In addition to being faster than legacy SATA SSDs, these are tiny, convenient, and save you the mess of extra wires hanging around the inside of your PC cabinet. Even M.2 NVMe SSDs, which started out as exotic and expensive options aimed only at enthusiasts, are now extremely common. As SSDs edge closer to becoming the default (and only) storage option for desktop PCs as well as laptops, the market has filled with more affordable models.

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