Transcend 230S 128GB Price in Bangladesh
The Transcend 230S 128GB (TS128GSSD230S) is a 2.5-inch SATA III SSD with a DRAM cache, with sequential speeds of up to 560 MB/s read and 380 MB/s write. It is a reliable, low-cost Windows drive for office PCs and older laptops, with a 5 year warranty from AVA Technology BD.
Fast Boot for Office PCs
Running Windows from the 230S instead of a hard disk makes start-up, browsing and office software much faster. It connects through the standard SATA port, so it fits almost any PC or laptop with a 2.5-inch bay.
DRAM Cache and 5 Year Warranty
A DRAM cache and 3D NAND flash keep performance steady, and the 230S is covered by a 5 year warranty — longer than most SATA SSDs in this price range.
Who Should Buy It
- Office, shop, POS and CCTV-viewing PCs that only need Windows and a few programs.
- Older laptops with a 2.5-inch SATA bay.
- 128GB fills quickly; for games or many files, choose 256GB or more, or keep a hard disk as a second drive.
Model Codes
Transcend part number TS128GSSD230S (SSD230S, 128GB). The 230S series also comes in 256GB and larger capacities.
Warranty, Delivery and Contact
5 years warranty (*শর্ত প্রযোজ্য). Order from AVA Technology BD, 27/A Elephant Road, Dhaka, online or by phone (01716-471681, 01701-669401, 01701-669402), with delivery across Bangladesh.
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FAQ
What is the price of Transcend 230S 128GB SSD in Bangladesh?
The current price of the Transcend 230S 128GB SATA SSD (TS128GSSD230S) at AVA Technology BD is 3,100৳ with 5 years warranty.
Is 128GB enough for Windows 11?
Yes for Windows and office software, but space gets tight after updates. 256GB is more comfortable for most users.
Will the 230S work in my laptop?
Yes, if your laptop has a 2.5-inch SATA hard disk bay.
Does it need a driver?
No. Windows and Linux recognise SATA SSDs automatically.
