M.2 2280 SATA III SSD

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  • SKU: S2-CT-S3E-128.1
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Product Details

The Centon Professional M.2 SATA SSD is built to a controlled specification for system integrators, builders, and volume buyers. Centon sources qualified components from multiple suppliers and builds each drive to one specification, delivering dependable, lifecycle-stable storage for laptops and mini PCs with an M.2 SATA slot at a commercial-grade price. Its solid-state design means faster boot times and quicker file access than a traditional hard drive.

Features
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FASTER THAN HDD

Solid-state performance for faster boot times and file access than a traditional hard drive.

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CONTROLLED SPECIFICATION

Built to a single Centon specification, using qualified components from multiple suppliers.

03
LIFECYCLE STABLE

Dependable supply for system integrators and builders, at a commercial-grade price.

Highlights

FASTER THAN HDD

Solid-state performance for faster boot times and file access than a traditional hard drive.

CONTROLLED SPECIFICATION

Built to a single Centon specification, using qualified components from multiple suppliers.

LIFECYCLE STABLE

Dependable supply for system integrators and builders, at a commercial-grade price.

Professional Series

The Centon Professional Series is built around a controlled specification rather than a fixed bill of materials. This lets us source top-quality components from multiple suppliers to meet your spec at the best possible price, without compromising quality. For system integrators and builders, it delivers dependable, lifecycle-stable products that balance performance, availability, and cost. JEDEC standard designs, reliable for everyday commercial workloads without paying for industrial/automotive grade you don't need.

Part NumberS2-CT-S3E-128.1
Capacity128GB
Product TypeSolid State Drive
SeriesProfessional
Operating TemperatureCommercial: 0 to +70C
Storage Temperature-40 to +85 C
Warranty2-Year

1 GB = 1 billion bytes. Actual usable capacity is less (some capacity is used for formatting and other functions). Speeds vary by host device, interface and file size.