Samsung 850 EVO 250GB - USD $90.52 (~NZD $135.87) Shipped & Samsung 850 Pro 256GB - USD $110.76 (~NZD $166.25) Shipped @ Amazon

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midastouch on 01/12/2017 - 18:43 amazon.com (157 clicks)
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Samsung 850 EVO(amazon.com) needs no introduction. It's one of the best SSDs on the market!
Samsung 850 Pro(amazon.com) is the EVO's big brother. Slightly faster speeds, a longer warranty*, and a higher TBW.

Samsung 850 EVO 250GB:

• Cheapest on Pricespy: NZD $160 delivered(pricespy.co.nz)
• Amazon's exchange rate: NZD $137.36
• Visa's(visa.co.nz) exchange rate (2.5%): NZD $135.87

Samsung 850 Pro 256GB:

• Cheapest on Pricespy: NZD $222.90 delivered(pricespy.co.nz)
• Amazon's exchange rate: NZD $168.08
• Visa's(visa.co.nz) exchange rate (2.5%): NZD $166.25

2.5% fee based on Visa Debit Card. Warehouse Money is 2.0%. I do not know of a card higher than 2.5%.

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NOTE: Samsung does not have a global warranty. However Amazon will provide an initial warranty.

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  midastouch on 01/12/2017 - 18:52

  I think it's been discussed here and on OZB before that Samsung does not offer a global warranty, however Amazon will provide an initial warranty (unsure how long).

  If you want a good quality SSD with an international warranty, I suggest purchasing an Intel SSD (Source)(communities.intel.com).

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    Nythic on 01/12/2017 - 19:34

    Any Intel SSD deals?

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      midastouch on 01/12/2017 - 20:36

      Most Intel SSDs are priced the same if not more if you include the shipping from overseas.
      If I went with an Intel SSD, I'd probably pick the Intel 545s 256GB(pricespy.co.nz) (released Q3 2017). It's on sale at PB Tech tonight for $143.75.

      Intel's top of the line range (datacenter range) may work out cheaper from overseas, but I haven't looked into them.

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    stuntah on 01/12/2017 - 20:03

    +1

    Not a big deal IMO. Generally with SSDs if they plug in and power on they are good for years