That said, the SanDisk Ultra Plus is in no way a slow SSD. It still makes a great upgrade for those moving on from using a hard drive as the main drive of their computer, be it a laptop or a desktop.

The reason why is because the Sandisk Ultra Plus 256GB uses a four-channel Marvell controller which is cheaper to use than a SandForce controller, it also uses Sandisk's own 19nm NAND flash.

Even though the Sandisk Ultra is being sold as a mainstream consumer part, it's difficult to deny its heritage. The SF-1200 controller used in the Ultra is a close cousin to the SF-1500 controller ...

SanDisk’s Ultra Dual USB Drive is a bit pricey, but it’s a super convenient means of transferring files between Android smartphones and tablets and your computer. There are lots of ways to ...

When SanDisk announced the arrival of its Ultra Plus solid-state drive (SSD) at CES two weeks ago, the company made no bones about whom it was targeting: the consumer retrofit market. In other ...

Looking to replace your aging computer? Maybe it's better idea to get a SanDisk Ultra II as an upgrade instead. Here's CNET's full review of the new and affordable solid-state drive.