Kingston offers with the A400 an interesting SSD to improve the performance of a computer, without the acquisition of a solid state drive involving a large outlay.The device has a SATA III interface (6 GB / s) and a Phison controller, equipped with 2 channels and 4 modules. It should also be noted that it does not have a cache.

Regarding its storage sizes, it is possible to choose between four alternatives: 120GB, 240GB, 480GB and 960GB. It provides a maximum sequential read rate of 500 MB / s.

Sequential writing varies by ability. It reaches 320 and 350 MB / s in the 120 and 240 GB versions, respectively, while the value rises to 450 MB / s in the two largest models.

The A400 greatly increases its level in terms of random transfer speed, marking the differences with competitors of the same range.

As you can see in the following image, the product is designed in dark gray, with its front face occupied by the inscription of the manufacturer's logo.

Its presentation is good, for those who want to flaunt their hardware with the already common clear tempered glass cabinets.

The Kingston A400 is one of the best-selling SSDs, thanks to its good value between cost and performance, in favor of the device are its attractive price and its random transfer rates. And it is much faster than any hard disk (HDD). In addition, it emits less noise and its energy consumption is lower, the latter quality that has an impact on a greater durability of a laptop battery or consumption of a computer.