SSD disk Team Group CX1 480GB 2.5" SATA3 6Gb/s Black

Team Group CX1 480GB is a 2.5" SATA SSD that is a perfect upgrade from an old HDD or a slower disk in a budget or office computer. You get stable speeds up to 530MB/s read and up to 470MB/s write, which is a huge leap compared to a classic mechanical disk. The 2.5" form factor and SATA 3 interface make it compatible with almost any desktop or laptop that has a free SATA port. The color is a clean black, without RGB, so it remains discreet in the case.

What you get is a real sense of “reviving” the system – faster Windows loading, lighter game installations, and more responsive work with programs. With 480GB capacity, you can comfortably fit the operating system, main software, and several heavier games or projects. Speeds up to 530MB/s read and 470MB/s write mean much smaller file copying times, archives, and backups compared to HDD. The SATA 3 (6Gb/s) interface is a well-established standard, so you just plug in the cable and work, without thinking about additional adapters or specific slots. The 36-month warranty gives you peace of mind for long-term use.

• Capacity 480GB – enough space for Windows, most commonly used applications, and a solid library of games or work files.
• Read speed up to 530MB/s – noticeably faster loading of the operating system and programs compared to an old HDD.
• Write speed up to 470MB/s – faster copying of large files, installations, and game updates.
• SATA 3 interface with 6Gb/s – widely compatible standard, suitable for old and newer motherboards and laptops.
• 2.5" form factor – easy installation in almost any PC case or laptop with a slot for a 2.5" device.
• Black color – simple and unobtrusive appearance, suitable for clean builds without lights.
• 36-month warranty – three years of coverage for more relaxed operation and planned upgrade cycle.

This SSD is suitable for budget and mid-range machines, for office computers, as well as for older laptops that you want to give a second life. It is ideal as a system disk or as a second disk for games and projects, as long as you don’t need a huge volume for mass archives. If you need space for huge video libraries or raw archives, it’s better to combine it with a larger HDD.