XPG AGAMMIXS70B-4T-CS 4TB M.2 2280 NVMe internal SSD
- M.2 2280
- Internal SSD
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250 GB mSATA internal SSD with SATA III interface, up to 550 MBps read and 520 MBps write, AES 256-bit encryption, and 1,500,000 hour MTBF
The Samsung 860 EVO MZ-M6E250BW is a 250GB internal SSD built on the SATA interface and the mSATA form factor. It targets users who need solid-state speed in older laptops or compact desktops that lack 2.5-inch bays or M.2 slots. The drive delivers sequential reads up to 550 MBps and writes up to 520 MBps for responsive boot and application loading.
The mSATA module measures 50.80mm by 29.97mm by 4.83mm and slots directly into a compatible mSATA socket, requiring no drive cage or cabling. It draws an average 2.2W active and peaks at 4.5W, leaving ample thermal headroom in thin chassis. Trim, S.M.A.R.T. and auto garbage collection maintain performance without user intervention, while AES 256-bit encryption secures data at rest.
Replacing a mechanical hard drive with this 860 EVO yields random read IOPS up to 97,000 at QD32 and random write IOPS up to 88,000, transforming system responsiveness. The jump is most noticeable on SATA III platforms where the controller can saturate the link; on SATA II hosts the drive still works but caps at the bus limit. A 1,500,000-hour MTBF and 1,500G shock rating suit mobile use.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | SAMSUNG |
| Product line | 860 EVO Series |
| Model name | MZ-M6E250BW |
| Part number | MZ-M6E250 |
| Product type | Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) |
| Intended use | Consumer |
| Performance | |
| Sequential read speed | Up to 550 MB/s |
| Sequential write speed | Up to 520 MB/s |
| Random read (4K) | Random (QD1): Up to 10,000 IOPS; Random (QD32): Up to 97,000 IOPS |
| Random write (4K) | Random (QD1): Up to 42,000 IOPS; Random (QD32): Up to 88,000 IOPS |
| Storage | |
| Controller chip | Samsung MJX Controller |
| Ports & slots | |
| Interface type | SATA III |
| Power | |
| Active power draw | Average: 2.2 W Maximum: 4.5 W (Burst mode) |
| Size & build | |
| Overall height | 4.83 mm |
| Overall width | 29.97 mm |
| Product depth | 50.8 mm |
| Product weight | 81.65g |
| In the box | |
| Included items | SSD only ( new - 0 days, 0 h) in plastivc case, no retail box or other papers |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Operating temperature range | 0 °C to 70 °C |
| Max shock tolerance | 1,500G & 0.5 ms (Half sine) |
| More details | |
| Mean time between failures | 1,500,000 h |
The drive is rated for up to 520 MBps sequential write and 88,000 IOPS random write at QD32, with a 1,500,000-hour MTBF and AES 256-bit encryption that do not throttle under sustained use.
Average active power is 2.2 W with a 4.5 W burst maximum, and the operating range is 0 °C to 70 °C; the mSATA form factor has no fan, so case airflow handles the heat.
The host needs a full-size mSATA slot wired for the SATA III interface; the drive uses the Samsung MJX controller and supports TRIM, S.M.A.R.T. and garbage collection automatically.
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