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expired Posted by CoolReward560 • Jan 14, 2025
Jan 14, 2025 3:29 AM
Prime Members: 1TB ORICO Y20 3D NAND 2.5" SATA III Internal Solid State Drive
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Warranty information is either omitted or contradictory, the amazon listing has no warranty information whatsoever, the newegg listing for the same drive indicates a 1yr warranty in one place and a 3yr warranty in another, and the orico website indicates a 5yr warranty for "ssds". With extremely limited and contradictory details about a warranty provided, I'd operate under the assumption these drives functionally don't have a warranty period. Even if orico actually have a warranty that they'd be willing to honor, from what I've heard these Chinese manufacturers branching out into western markets usually require you to ship the product back to China at your expense, hence the warranty might as well not exist.
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Purchased one Black Friday week and it started off running with temps 10-12C higher than you might expect before settling down to a more normal range. Monitor your drive's temps to make sure you get a good one. Speeds are on par with other brands in this price range.
Purchased one Black Friday week and it started off running with temps 10-12C higher than you might expect before settling down to a more normal range. Monitor your drive's temps to make sure you get a good one. Speeds are on par with other brands in this price range.
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Warranty information is either omitted or contradictory, the amazon listing has no warranty information whatsoever, the newegg listing for the same drive indicates a 1yr warranty in one place and a 3yr warranty in another, and the orico website indicates a 5yr warranty for "ssds". With extremely limited and contradictory details about a warranty provided, I'd operate under the assumption these drives functionally don't have a warranty period. Even if orico actually have a warranty that they'd be willing to honor, from what I've heard these Chinese manufacturers branching out into western markets usually require you to ship the product back to China at your expense, hence the warranty might as well not exist.
Warranty information is either omitted or contradictory, the amazon listing has no warranty information whatsoever, the newegg listing for the same drive indicates a 1yr warranty in one place and a 3yr warranty in another, and the orico website indicates a 5yr warranty for "ssds". With extremely limited and contradictory details about a warranty provided, I'd operate under the assumption these drives functionally don't have a warranty period. Even if orico actually have a warranty that they'd be willing to honor, from what I've heard these Chinese manufacturers branching out into western markets usually require you to ship the product back to China at your expense, hence the warranty might as well not exist.
Appreciate the thorough review. Getting this to use as dashcam storage / music. Hopefully it'll work for a couple of years.
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According to the ORICO website, it has a 5 year warranty.
Warranty information is either omitted or contradictory, the amazon listing has no warranty information whatsoever, the newegg listing for the same drive indicates a 1yr warranty in one place and a 3yr warranty in another, and the orico website indicates a 5yr warranty for "ssds". With extremely limited and contradictory details about a warranty provided, I'd operate under the assumption these drives functionally don't have a warranty period. Even if orico actually have a warranty that they'd be willing to honor, from what I've heard these Chinese manufacturers branching out into western markets usually require you to ship the product back to China at your expense, hence the warranty might as well not exist.
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