Verbatim 49351 256GB Vi550 SATA III 2.5” SSD

Description

### Verbatim 49351 256GB Vi550 SATA III 2.5” Internal SSD: Data Sheet

**Product Name:** Verbatim 49351 256GB Vi550 SATA III 2.5” Internal SSD

**Storage Capacity:** 256GB (Gigabytes)

**Size:** 2.5 inches

**Type:** SATA III (Serial ATA)

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Key Features

1. **Storage Capacity:**
– This SSD has 256GB of storage space. It’s like having a big drawer to keep all your favorite games, photos, and videos.

2. **Fast Speed:**
– The SATA III technology makes this SSD super fast. It helps your computer start quickly and makes games and apps load faster.

3. **Durable and Safe:**
– Unlike old-style hard drives, an SSD has no moving parts inside. This makes it strong and safe, even if you drop your computer.

4. **Saves Energy:**
– The SSD doesn’t use as much power as old hard drives. This helps your laptop stay cool and saves battery so you can use it longer.

5. **Easy to Put In:**
– It fits into most laptops and desktops that have a 2.5-inch slot. Putting it in is easy and can make your old computer faster.

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#### Why You’ll Like It

– **Starts Up Fast:** Your computer will turn on really quickly, so you can play games or do homework right away.
– **Runs Smoothly:** Apps and games will work better and not freeze up like they might with an old hard drive.
– **More Room:** With 256GB, you can save lots of games, pictures, and videos without worrying about space.
– **Strong and Safe:** Even if you accidentally drop your laptop, your files will be safe on the SSD.
– **Lasts Longer:** Because it uses less power, your laptop battery will last longer before needing to charge.

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#### How to Use

1. **Save Your Files:** Before you put in the SSD, make sure to save all your important stuff somewhere else.
2. **Open Your Computer:** Ask an adult to help you open your laptop or desktop to get to the old hard drive.
3. **Take Out the Old Drive:** Carefully take out the old hard drive and put in the new Verbatim SSD. Connect the SATA III cable.
4. **Start Your Computer:** You might need to install a new system like Windows or Mac on the new SSD.
5. **Move Your Stuff:** Now you can move all your games, photos, and videos from your backup to the new SSD.