Is your PC feeling sluggish, or your old hard drive running out of space? Sandisk has launched two new 2.5-inch SATA SSDs in India, the SANDISK® 320 and SANDISK® 520. Both are built to breathe new life into compatible laptops and desktops. Since a solid-state drive has no moving parts, it boots faster, loads apps quicker and handles daily knocks better than a traditional HDD.
If you’re weighing upgrade options, our storage and PC hardware coverage is a good place to continue.
SANDISK® 320: The Easy HDD-to-SSD Upgrade
The 320 is made for everyday computing: browsing, apps and multimedia. It delivers read speeds of up to 545MB/s and comes in capacities from 250GB to 2TB. Acronis® True Image™ for SANDISK makes migrating your old data simple, and SANDISK® Dashboard helps you keep an eye on drive health and free space.

SANDISK® 520: Built for Creators and Pros
The 520 targets IT professionals, content creators and prosumers. On the 4TB model, you get read speeds of up to 560MB/s and write speeds of up to 525MB/s. It uses SANDISK® 3D NAND, with up to 1,000 TBW and an MTTF rating of up to 2.25 million hours. That makes it a solid pick for editing, large media libraries and heavy file transfers.
| Feature | SANDISK® 320 | SANDISK® 520 |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Everyday use, HDD upgrades | Creative and pro workflows |
| Max read speed | Up to 545MB/s | Up to 560MB/s (4TB) |
| Max write speed | Not specified | Up to 525MB/s (4TB) |
| Capacity | 250GB to 2TB | Up to 4TB |
| Endurance | Not specified | Up to 1,000 TBW (4TB) |
| Warranty | 3 years | 5 years |
| Starting price | INR 5,700 | INR 8,600 |
| Availability | Indian retail stores | E-commerce and retail stores |
Conclusion
If you’re replacing an aging HDD for smoother daily use, the 320 is the budget-friendly choice. If you work with large video files, photos or professional projects and want more capacity, endurance and a longer warranty, the 520 is worth the extra spend. Either way, it’s one of the simplest ways to make an existing PC feel new. For more upgrade ideas, explore the latest tech news and reviews on Technosports.
FAQs
Q1. Can I use these SSDs in my old laptop?
Yes, if it has a compatible 2.5-inch SATA bay. Check your device’s specifications before buying.
Q2. How do I move my data to the new drive?
Use the included Acronis® True Image™ for SANDISK software, which supports data migration.





