Question 1

Is this an external drive?

Accepted Answer

No, this is a 2.5" Internal drive. One way to tell is that it also lists it as a SATA III connection. To find an external drive, try looking for USB SSD or try here: http://www.newegg.com/External-SSDs/SubCategory/ID-2022

Question 2

Does this drive include 2.5" to 3.5" adapter bracket?

Accepted Answer

No it doesn't.

Question 3

I have just received my SSD but it did not come with the Samsung Data Migration Software CD as listed in the description. Did anyone else receive or not receive the Migration Software with their order?

Accepted Answer

I downloaded it from Samsung's site. Latest version is on their site. Get to it via "Warranties and Returns" tab on the Newegg product page. Then click on "Manufacturer Product Page". Then go to "Manuals and Downloads" and pick downloads.

I found the software not the best a few months ago when I used it and and instead used Acronis for a good copy.

Question 4

How is the Samsung 250GB 750 EVO SSD SATA III 2.5" MZ-750250BW different from the Samsung 250GB 750 EVO SSD SATA III 2.5" MZ-750250B/AM I paid $30 more for?

Accepted Answer

I think you might have misspelled the "MZ-750250B/AM" and meant: "MZ-75E250B/AM". In this case the one you got is a newer model and has a longer warranty,... it is the 850 model not the 750 one - that is my best guess

Question 5

what's the difference with the 950 EVO?

Accepted Answer

First of all, I am assuming that you meant the 850 EVO.

Basically the main difference that I notice is the speed difference between the 850, and the 750, I use multiple 850's regularly, and have one 750.

Yes I know in the specs it says that they are the same read/write speed, but I can detect a slightly noticeable difference between the two, with the 850 being faster. However this is probably just because the 850 is a generation newer that the 750.

I would personally recommend the 850, but the 750 is very cost effective, and still has a pretty reasonable speed to it.

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