Brand | Crucial |
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Series | MX500 3D NAND SATA 2.5 Inch Internal SSD |
Item Model Number | CT500MX500SSD1 |
Hardware Platform | PC; Mac |
Operating System | Windows 10 Home |
Product Dimensions | 10.3 x 0.71 x 7 cm; 10 Grams |
Item Dimensions L x W x H | 10.3 x 0.7 x 7 centimetres |
Colour | Blue/gray |
Processor Count | 1 |
Flash Memory Size | 500 GB |
Hard Drive Interface | SATA 3 GB/s |
Hard Drive Rotational Speed | 500 RPM |
Item Weight | 10 g |
Department | Unisex-adult |
Manufacturer | Crucial |
ASIN | B0786QNS9B |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | 14 January 2018 |
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Crucial MX500 500GB SATA 2.5-inch 7mm (with 9.5mm Adapter) Internal SSD, 500, CT500MX500SSD1,Blue/Gray
Price: | $78.04 |
Brand | Crucial |
Form factor | 2.5 inches |
Digital storage capacity | 500 GB |
Hardware interface | SATA 6.0 Gb/s |
Read speed | 560 Megabytes Per Second |
About this item
- Start your system in seconds, load files almost instantly, accelerate your most demanding applications, store massive data with drive capacities up to 2TB, be more efficient with Micron 3D NAND
- Enjoy a cooler, quieter computer and extend laptop battery life using only 100 mW of power, Keep all your saved work if power is unexpectedly cut with Integrated Power Loss Immunity
- Get a high price-to performance ratio without needing a financing plan to pay for it, protect your data on a drive that's tried, tested, and proven from start to finish
- Block hackers and thieves with AES 256-bit hardware-based encryption, Transfer files easily from old drive with Acronis True Image HD, manage and improve SSD with the crucial storage executive tool
- 500GB 2.5-inch internal SSD, SATA 6.0Gb/s, 560 MB/s Read, 510 MB/s Write
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8 in Internal Solid State Drives |
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Fly through everything you do. Start your system in seconds, load files almost instantly, and accelerate the most demanding applications with the Crucial MX500. Our Dynamic Write Acceleration technology uses an adaptable pool of high-speed, single- level cell flash memory to generate blistering speeds. Store up to 2TB of data. Save massive amounts of photos, music, and videos comfortably and securely. With fast access to your media, creations, and designs, you're ready to share at the speed of your life. Enjoy the efficiency of next-gen Micron 3D NAND. Our cutting-edge components are engineered from start to finish for efficiency. As a result, the Crucial MX500 uses only a minimal amount of power and still delivers a high price-to-performance ratio, without needing a financing plan to pay for it. Experience a faster, cooler, and quieter computer in your home or business. You'll wonder how you ever put up with a hard drive. Upgrade with a drive you can count on. With thousands of hours of pre-release validation, dozens of SSD qualification tests, and a heritage of award- winning SSDs, the Crucial MX500 has been thoroughly tried, tested, and proven. Secure your most important files on a drive with established dependability and these advanced features.
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Installed 2Tb MX on my main computer along with a 1Tb M.2 type MX SSD.
Battery life went from about 2 hours to over 6 hours.
I have ordered a HDD CD/DVD drive adapter as well for my main machine (17" HP Envy).
Put Two 1Tb in my Older HP Pavilion dv7 17" Laptop and this has at least doubled my battery life.
My Housemates 14" HP laptop got a 1TB MX and is flying and she has used it for over six hours on battery.
Startup times on all machines is average 30 seconds from a cold start and from hibernate or sleep mode is fantastic.
Don't be tempted to purchase the BX range, they are slower and have a lower Mean Time Before Failure.
My easy to install value is based on my experience (over 25 years in the industry), the DV7 has a easily removed access to the dual hard drive area, the other two required removing the bottom section of the laptops (over 20 screws on each), on the Envy I also had to remove the Motherboard to get to the M.2 slot.
I purchased a commercial package to copy the data from the original hard drives to the new SSD's as I found that the recommended software by Crucial (free) would only copy drives of the same size.
Also be aware that if you have upgraded your Windows System that your old recovery partitions are now defunct and should be removed to free up disk space.
The other method is to use a USB -> SATA adapter and use the Crucial software to clone your previous HDD with Windows already on it.
Before starting made sure all my files from the old HDD were backed up.
Removing the power cable from the back of the PC, and then opening the computer and removing the HDD then putting the SSD was quite a straight forward and easy process.
Booted from USB stick with Windows 10 installation media I had prepared earlier and just followed the setup.
Installing Windows itself was much quicker than I remember.
After it was all done compared to the old HDD there is definitely a big improvement in the speed of booting and of installing Windows updates, software, copying files etc.
I decided to go with the Crucial MX500 500GB since it was slightly cheaper than the Samsung 860 EVO 500GB.
In terms of warranty, the MX500 is rated at 5 years/180TBW, and the Samsung 5 years/300TBW.
I looked it up and for my use case I am definitely going to reach 5 years before 180TBW and the warranty will be over, so I just went with the Crucial MX500.
Upon arrival, the drive was detected and formatted with no issues.
Although I'm giving 5 stars, I wasn't happy with the packaging. For hardware at this price, it would be nice to see at least bubble wrap. However the retail packaging(box) is adequate I suppose. Maybe I'm just being pedantic, regardless, I still recommend it, great value mass storage to fit in any PC build!
Mounted in mid 2011 iMac as second drive
After migrating all from HDD to SSD the iMac boots 10 times faster and using it is a pleasure again - HDD is now just on board storage
In this situation and depending on the connector chosen - be careful with cable connection to the drive - you may need to mount with more spacers - the connector to the drive is quite delicate and no force from cable bending should be placed onto connector
I used it to upgrade my MacBook Pro 13” (late 2012) and it’s much much faster to start up and load applications. It really makes you realise upgrading old machines isn’t that necessary.
It’s also a fair bit lighter than a traditional 2.5” HDD. But isn’t noticeable in the overall weight of the computer.
Would recommend to anyone looking to breathe new life into an older machine.
Perhaps due to dual booting with Linux I did not have any luck with Windows cloning software. Ended up reinstalling Windows 10 from scratch, which was OK since it activated with the original OEM license.
UPDATE: I just bought another one, a 1 TB unit, for a desktop PC to replace a HDD approaching 7 years in service. This one is all Linux (Mint 20) and I'm very pleased with the performance improvement.
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HDD is like plain empty space where you keep filling data in FIFO manner.(First In First Out).
SSD on the other hand is like a "mini-computer" in itself. It is not just an empty space to fill. There is hundreds of operations that happens when writing and reading the data. There is a dedicated micro-computer/processor inside an SSD. It has it's own cache, it's own programming etc. So, it is like having a small computer within your computer that allocates space, manages read/write operations. You even have firmware upgrades to your SSD.
That is why just "Price/GB = Value" formula won't work on SSD.
Now, every company has their way of programming their product. There are various types of NAND modes in SSD like SLC, MLC, TLC, eMLC, QLC.. where SLC is most expensive but very durable and suitable for enterprise/business. QLC being cheapest but less durable.
I have both Samsung 860EVO and Crucial MX500. Below is my analysis:
When you compare it Samsung 860EVO, refer the images that I've attached. From the first test,(less memory written for less number of times] it seems Samsung is clear winner.. but hold on...
If you see the next set of images, where more memory is written more number of times, you'll see there is a significant drop in Samsung's performance. This is what I mentioned about internal programming of SSD. Where as you'll see Crucial MX500's speed is almost same in both cases. (Consistency).
Ofcourse, I've also attached HDD performance, clearly it'll show why you should upgrade to SSD from HDD.
So, my conclusion, --> Samsung SSD are suited for smaller amount memory which are written less frequently.
Crucial MX500 --> Suited for steady, long term, non spiking performance.
Even you can go for ADATA SSDs they are reliable but the cheaper ones will be little slower because of QLC type.
FINAL VERDICT:- For a difference of 1000+ Rupees, if you are a home user with normal gaming and storage stuffs, go for Crucial MX500 SSD. It is actually of high quality and serves the purpose very well.
I have been using both Samsung and Crucial and I didn't notice any practical difference when copying, reading, writing, gaming etc on both. They are identical in performance for human perception. Crucial is actually better in some aspects.
What to be aware of?
Package comes with a small square shaped extra metal. It was of no use to me.
The firmware on my SSD was already updated and latest.
You can download Crucial SSD software for authentication, future firmware upgrade etc.
You buy 500GB but only get 465GB usable. Well, this is the case with all memory devices and the 7% loss actually helps for random file operations.
For first time buyers, I hope this was helpful. :-)

Reviewed in India on 19 September 2019
HDD is like plain empty space where you keep filling data in FIFO manner.(First In First Out).
SSD on the other hand is like a "mini-computer" in itself. It is not just an empty space to fill. There is hundreds of operations that happens when writing and reading the data. There is a dedicated micro-computer/processor inside an SSD. It has it's own cache, it's own programming etc. So, it is like having a small computer within your computer that allocates space, manages read/write operations. You even have firmware upgrades to your SSD.
That is why just "Price/GB = Value" formula won't work on SSD.
Now, every company has their way of programming their product. There are various types of NAND modes in SSD like SLC, MLC, TLC, eMLC, QLC.. where SLC is most expensive but very durable and suitable for enterprise/business. QLC being cheapest but less durable.
I have both Samsung 860EVO and Crucial MX500. Below is my analysis:
When you compare it Samsung 860EVO, refer the images that I've attached. From the first test,(less memory written for less number of times] it seems Samsung is clear winner.. but hold on...
If you see the next set of images, where more memory is written more number of times, you'll see there is a significant drop in Samsung's performance. This is what I mentioned about internal programming of SSD. Where as you'll see Crucial MX500's speed is almost same in both cases. (Consistency).
Ofcourse, I've also attached HDD performance, clearly it'll show why you should upgrade to SSD from HDD.
So, my conclusion, --> Samsung SSD are suited for smaller amount memory which are written less frequently.
Crucial MX500 --> Suited for steady, long term, non spiking performance.
Even you can go for ADATA SSDs they are reliable but the cheaper ones will be little slower because of QLC type.
FINAL VERDICT:- For a difference of 1000+ Rupees, if you are a home user with normal gaming and storage stuffs, go for Crucial MX500 SSD. It is actually of high quality and serves the purpose very well.
I have been using both Samsung and Crucial and I didn't notice any practical difference when copying, reading, writing, gaming etc on both. They are identical in performance for human perception. Crucial is actually better in some aspects.
What to be aware of?
Package comes with a small square shaped extra metal. It was of no use to me.
The firmware on my SSD was already updated and latest.
You can download Crucial SSD software for authentication, future firmware upgrade etc.
You buy 500GB but only get 465GB usable. Well, this is the case with all memory devices and the 7% loss actually helps for random file operations.
For first time buyers, I hope this was helpful. :-)







J'ai acheté un disque SSD. J'ai pu constaté à réception que l'étiquette de garantie constructeur n'était plus vierge.
Mais pire que cela, comme le montre les photos le vendeur a tenté de masquer la violation de l'étiquette de garantie en collant 2 à 3 étiquettes au dessus de l'étiquette constructeur.
En plus, le spacer qui doit être fourni dans la boite était absent.

Reviewed in France on 18 October 2018
J'ai acheté un disque SSD. J'ai pu constaté à réception que l'étiquette de garantie constructeur n'était plus vierge.
Mais pire que cela, comme le montre les photos le vendeur a tenté de masquer la violation de l'étiquette de garantie en collant 2 à 3 étiquettes au dessus de l'étiquette constructeur.
En plus, le spacer qui doit être fourni dans la boite était absent.



Per farla breve il disco era usato...
Mi affretto a fare anche qualche benchmark e cosa ancora peggiore, non ottengo numeri da crucial mx500...
Quindi penso "ho ricevuto un fake!" e mando alcune mail al supporto tecnico crucial (pessimo... Alcune risposte sembravano venire da analfabeti informatici)... Chiedo allora alla crucial community (us) e dopo un po' un tizio mi suggerisce di provare a fare il secure erase dalla suite crucial... Io il secure erase finora l'avevo pensato come una procedura per mettere al sicuro i dati quando si rivende o si regala un disco, comunque dato che il disco era usato mi sembra subito una buona idea... Lo effettuo però dalla chiavetta live di mint, per mia comodità.
Reinstallo win10, eseguo un benchmark, et voilà... Problema risolto e prestazioni come da aspettative.
Ora... È verissimo che in queste recensioni si debba dare un giudizio innanzi tutto sul prodotto, ma per colpa di Amazon io ho dovuto sbattermi non poco e mi sono anche preoccupato tantissimo di aver ricevuto un falso, tutto questo in un periodo in cui ho pochissimo tempo libero.
Oltretutto questa è la seconda volta che ricevo merce usata, su un centinaio di articoli, non su un migliaio... Giudicando la mia esperienza con questo prodotto una stella è quel che mi sento di dare.

Samsung 850 EVO - Disco duro sólido (500 GB, Serial ATA III, 540 MB/s, 2.5"), negro
En cuanto a las comparaciónes de las características de ambos, que podemos encontrar en los "Benchmark" que existen por la web, vemos que tienen similares características y respuestas, por lo que cualquiera de estos dos SDD es una excelente opción para comprar, ya que en el momento de escribir estas líneas, están en Amazon al mismo precio. En el momento que bajen alguno de los dos (como ocurrió el día del Prime Day) ese sería, en mi opinión, el disco duro a elegir, si el precio es similar, quizás el Samsung es la mejor opción por los comentarios de los compradores, aunque esto último es relativo y es una apreciación personal.
En el caso del Crucial MX500 estas son:
- Incoporpora Micron ® 3D NAND.
- Soporta hasta SATA 6.0Gb/s (existen tres velocidades SATA I (1.5Gb/s), SATA II (3.0Gb/s) and SATA III (6.0Gb/s)).
- 560 MB/s de lectura secuencial y 510 MB/s escritura máxima.
- Garantía de 5 años por el fabricante (para España sólo 3).
En el caso del Samsung 850 esta son:
- Tecnología 3D V-NAND de Samsung.
- Interfaz SATA 6 Gb/s, compatible con el interfaz SATA 3 Gb/s & SATA 1,5 Gb/s.
- Hasta 540MB/s de lectura secuencial y 520MB/s de escritura
- Garantía de 5 años por el fabricante.
Otra opción es comprar el Crucial MX500 de 1Tb que tiene una relación precio/Gbyte excelente, pero era demasiado caro para mí, si el precio sigue rondando los 170 euros seguirá siendo una compra recomendable.
Experiencia de compra
En cuanto a mi experiencia de compra, puntualizo lo siguiente. En el momento de comprarlo existía dos opciones: paquete abre fácil o con caja original, un poco más caro. El paquete abre fácil consiste en que el disco duro te lo envían en dentro de un blíster de plástico con las instrucciones de uso y con un sobre de cartón, tal y como he mostrado en las fotografías. En mi opinión algo nefasto por que no protege el producto de golpes, al menos un sobre acolchado tendría que haberse incluido, por ser el producto del que se trata, aun así llegó en perfectas condiciones.
Lo primero que hice es comprobar las horas de uso del disco duro, dicha comprobación dio por resultado que era un disco duro completamente nuevo y sin usar.
Montaje
En mi caso monté el SSD como disco duro principal de mi portátil, sustituyendo el anterior por este y el normal lo he colocado en sustitución del grabador DVD del portátil, comprando para ello un adaptador.
Como el SSD ya venía formateado realicé la instalación desde cero de Windows 10 en él, decir que si tienes licencia original digital del sistema operativo, una vez que este se instala correctamente, esa licencia digital se actualiza y no se pierde. Teniendo de nuevo tu licencia completamente legal y activa.
Uso
Una vez montado y probado, el resultado es excepcional, se nota una enormidad el cambio de disco duro, el arranque es inmediato, la ejecución de aplicaciones, la instalación, etc., rejuvenece el ordenador en cuanto a velocidad de ejecución, es increíble lo que influye.
Es recomendable instalar la aplicación Crucial Storage Executive desde la página de Crucial, te da información de la salud del disco duro entre otras y además permite actualizar el firmware del propio disco duro de forma fácil y cómoda. Ojo, en mí caso utilizando el actualizador automático de la aplicación hizo que entrara el sistema operativo en bucle, al estropear el sector de arranque, error reconocido por ellos, solución en mi caso: volver a instalar Windows 10 de nuevo. Por lo tanto para evitar problemas actualizar el firmware desde el propio fichero del firmware descargado, no desde la opción automática del Crucial Storage Executive.
Resumen final.
Cosas que me ha gustado
- Disco duro excelente al precio que lo compré, aun al precio actual lo sigue siendo, se nota una barbaridad el rendimiento del portátil con el instalado.
- Al ser una memoria, no tiene ruido.
- Al precio idéntico tanto el de Samsung como el Crucial es una excelente opción de compra.
- Soporte en la web del fabricante tanto en software como en actualizaciones de firmware.
Cosas que no me han gustado
- El envío con escasa protección, aunque el producto sea nuevo sin usar, al menos un sobre acolchado sería lo ideal.
Recomendable sin dudar por la relación calidad precio que tiene y por el rendimiento excelente. En la semana que llevo de uso, es el día y la noche en cuanto a velocidad de ejecución y de arranque con respecto al disco duro normal que tenía.
Espero que esta opinión sea de utilidad.
Edición después de un mes de uso.
No he tenido ningún problema con el por ahora, ni pérdida de sistema operativo, ni sectores defectuosos ni nada por el estilo. Creo que los principales problemas que se presentan es al realizar la clonación, así que si es posible realizad una instalación desde cero del Windows 10.
Edición 28/11/2018.
El rendimiento sigue siendo el mismo, la temperatura sigue siendo baja y ninguna perdida de datos y sectores defectuoso, usado como disco principal con sistema operativo, encantado con el SSD.
Edición 01/08/2020
Casi dos años después el disco duro sigue funcionando perfectamente no se ha degradado en absoluto, mi uso principal ofimática general, algunas descargas, etc nada de juegos, pero lo recomiendo, ha salido realmente bueno.

Reviewed in Spain on 27 July 2018
[[ASIN:B00P73B1E4 Samsung 850 EVO - Disco duro sólido (500 GB, Serial ATA III, 540 MB/s, 2.5"), negro]]
En cuanto a las comparaciónes de las características de ambos, que podemos encontrar en los "Benchmark" que existen por la web, vemos que tienen similares características y respuestas, por lo que cualquiera de estos dos SDD es una excelente opción para comprar, ya que en el momento de escribir estas líneas, están en Amazon al mismo precio. En el momento que bajen alguno de los dos (como ocurrió el día del Prime Day) ese sería, en mi opinión, el disco duro a elegir, si el precio es similar, quizás el Samsung es la mejor opción por los comentarios de los compradores, aunque esto último es relativo y es una apreciación personal.
En el caso del Crucial MX500 estas son:
- Incoporpora Micron ® 3D NAND.
- Soporta hasta SATA 6.0Gb/s (existen tres velocidades SATA I (1.5Gb/s), SATA II (3.0Gb/s) and SATA III (6.0Gb/s)).
- 560 MB/s de lectura secuencial y 510 MB/s escritura máxima.
- Garantía de 5 años por el fabricante (para España sólo 3).
En el caso del Samsung 850 esta son:
- Tecnología 3D V-NAND de Samsung.
- Interfaz SATA 6 Gb/s, compatible con el interfaz SATA 3 Gb/s & SATA 1,5 Gb/s.
- Hasta 540MB/s de lectura secuencial y 520MB/s de escritura
- Garantía de 5 años por el fabricante.
Otra opción es comprar el Crucial MX500 de 1Tb que tiene una relación precio/Gbyte excelente, pero era demasiado caro para mí, si el precio sigue rondando los 170 euros seguirá siendo una compra recomendable.
Experiencia de compra
En cuanto a mi experiencia de compra, puntualizo lo siguiente. En el momento de comprarlo existía dos opciones: paquete abre fácil o con caja original, un poco más caro. El paquete abre fácil consiste en que el disco duro te lo envían en dentro de un blíster de plástico con las instrucciones de uso y con un sobre de cartón, tal y como he mostrado en las fotografías. En mi opinión algo nefasto por que no protege el producto de golpes, al menos un sobre acolchado tendría que haberse incluido, por ser el producto del que se trata, aun así llegó en perfectas condiciones.
Lo primero que hice es comprobar las horas de uso del disco duro, dicha comprobación dio por resultado que era un disco duro completamente nuevo y sin usar.
Montaje
En mi caso monté el SSD como disco duro principal de mi portátil, sustituyendo el anterior por este y el normal lo he colocado en sustitución del grabador DVD del portátil, comprando para ello un adaptador.
Como el SSD ya venía formateado realicé la instalación desde cero de Windows 10 en él, decir que si tienes licencia original digital del sistema operativo, una vez que este se instala correctamente, esa licencia digital se actualiza y no se pierde. Teniendo de nuevo tu licencia completamente legal y activa.
Uso
Una vez montado y probado, el resultado es excepcional, se nota una enormidad el cambio de disco duro, el arranque es inmediato, la ejecución de aplicaciones, la instalación, etc., rejuvenece el ordenador en cuanto a velocidad de ejecución, es increíble lo que influye.
Es recomendable instalar la aplicación Crucial Storage Executive desde la página de Crucial, te da información de la salud del disco duro entre otras y además permite actualizar el firmware del propio disco duro de forma fácil y cómoda. Ojo, en mí caso utilizando el actualizador automático de la aplicación hizo que entrara el sistema operativo en bucle, al estropear el sector de arranque, error reconocido por ellos, solución en mi caso: volver a instalar Windows 10 de nuevo. Por lo tanto para evitar problemas actualizar el firmware desde el propio fichero del firmware descargado, no desde la opción automática del Crucial Storage Executive.
Resumen final.
Cosas que me ha gustado
- Disco duro excelente al precio que lo compré, aun al precio actual lo sigue siendo, se nota una barbaridad el rendimiento del portátil con el instalado.
- Al ser una memoria, no tiene ruido.
- Al precio idéntico tanto el de Samsung como el Crucial es una excelente opción de compra.
- Soporte en la web del fabricante tanto en software como en actualizaciones de firmware.
Cosas que no me han gustado
- El envío con escasa protección, aunque el producto sea nuevo sin usar, al menos un sobre acolchado sería lo ideal.
Recomendable sin dudar por la relación calidad precio que tiene y por el rendimiento excelente. En la semana que llevo de uso, es el día y la noche en cuanto a velocidad de ejecución y de arranque con respecto al disco duro normal que tenía.
Espero que esta opinión sea de utilidad.
Edición después de un mes de uso.
No he tenido ningún problema con el por ahora, ni pérdida de sistema operativo, ni sectores defectuosos ni nada por el estilo. Creo que los principales problemas que se presentan es al realizar la clonación, así que si es posible realizad una instalación desde cero del Windows 10.
Edición 28/11/2018.
El rendimiento sigue siendo el mismo, la temperatura sigue siendo baja y ninguna perdida de datos y sectores defectuoso, usado como disco principal con sistema operativo, encantado con el SSD.
Edición 01/08/2020
Casi dos años después el disco duro sigue funcionando perfectamente no se ha degradado en absoluto, mi uso principal ofimática general, algunas descargas, etc nada de juegos, pero lo recomiendo, ha salido realmente bueno.




