Name: B1201K01480GP02512G00 Phison 480GB 2.5-inch SATA III Non-SED SSD
Brand: Phison
SKU: B1201K01480GP02512G00
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (124 reviews)

Product Overview
The Phison Pascari BA50P 480GB SSD offers solid-state storage with a SATA III interface and a 2.5-inch form factor. It employs the BA50P controller from Phison and provides 480GB capacity without self-encrypting drive functionalities, fitting into a wide range of standard computing devices.

General Information
Brand	Phison

Technical Information
Capacity	480GB
NAND Flash	3D TLC
Memory Technology	Triple-Level Cell (TLC)
Form Factor	2.5-inch
Interface	SATA 6GB/s
Cache	SLC cache (pseudo-SLC)
MTBF	1500000 hours
Hot Swappable	Yes
Hot Pluggable	Yes

Performance
Max Sequential Read	550 MB/s
Max Sequential Write	520 MB/s
Random Read	95000 IOPS
Random Write	85000 IOPS
Endurance (TBW)	240 TBW

Physical Characteristics
Dimensions	7mm x 69.85mm x 100mm
Weight	0.60
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Eco Friendly	Yes
Compliance Standards	WEEE, RoHS, CE, FCC

Product Description
The Phison Pascari BA50P 480GB SSD is a storage device designed to replace traditional hard drives in computing systems. It uses the SATA III interface and 2.5-inch form factor, making it compatible with many laptops and desktops. This model is a non-SED (self-encrypting drive), meaning it does not include built-in encryption capabilities. Typically, this SSD is utilized in environments where enhanced data access speeds and improved durability over mechanical drives are desired. IT professionals and system builders often choose it for system upgrades or new builds that require standard SATA storage. Key Features 480GB NAND flash storage capacity SATA III 6Gb/s interface for data transfer 2.5-inch drive size for compatibility with common drive bays Non-SED design without encryption support Phison Pascari BA50P controller ensuring data management This SSD provides a balance of capacity and compatibility for mainstream storage needs. Its SATA III interface supports broad system compatibility, while the lack of encryption features indicates usage focused on general storage rather than secure data protection. It serves well for users upgrading older systems or building standard computing environments.

Use Cases
This SSD is commonly used in desktops and laptops requiring a SATA 2.5-inch drive with moderate storage capacity. It suits environments where improved speed over HDDs is needed without the requirement for hardware-based encryption. How It's Used: Upgrading legacy laptops to solid-state storage for better responsiveness Enhancing desktop computers with a standard SATA 2.5-inch SSD Deploying in office environments where encryption is managed by software Replacing aging SATA drives in entry-level servers or workstations Storage expansion for applications prioritizing capacity and compatibility The drive provides reliable storage capacity and form factor compatibility, serving as a practical option for users prioritizing straightforward SSD upgrades. Its role centers on delivering solid-state performance without encryption features in cost-sensitive or standard use cases.

FAQ's
What interface does the B1201K01480GP02512G00 use? This SSD uses the SATA III interface with a maximum data transfer rate of 6Gb/s, suitable for many mainstream computers with SATA ports. Is the Phison Pascari BA50P 480GB SSD self-encrypting? No, this model is a non-SED drive, meaning it does not have built-in hardware encryption capabilities. What form factor does this SSD have? The drive has a 2.5-inch form factor, compatible with standard laptop and desktop drive bays. Can this SSD fit in standard laptop drive bays? Yes, the 2.5-inch size and SATA III interface make it compatible with most laptops designed for SATA storage. What controller does the B1201K01480GP02512G00 use? It uses the Phison Pascari BA50P controller, which manages data flow and storage operations on the SSD. Is this SSD suitable for systems requiring encrypted drives? No, since this SSD lacks self-encrypting drive features, it is not suitable where hardware encryption is required.