In some ways the SSD market has stagnated over the past few years. For the majority of consumers that is because the limitations of SATA connectors mean our speed has been hovering around 500-550MB/s for a while. Of course higher priced drives using M.2 or PCIe interfaces can work around this but they are still really the realm of enthusiasts. The one silver lining to this stagnation is that it has allowed pricing to level initially and more recently fall significantly. Today’s review product pushes the price down even lower, aiming to take over the value market while providing impressive warranty, stability and as few performance compromises as possible. Welcome to our OCZ Trion 150 SSD Review.
