@WELZ FYI: Sandisk is owned by WD, Crucial is owned by Micron, so there isn't really any difference between them. I know you've said that you don't want a Samsung SSD because they're too expensive, but I still highly recommend them as I've used them twice before (I'm not sure what pricing is like in <your country>, but in Australia everything is expensive so the difference between brands isn't that much).
@WELZ I'm not sure about the crucial/micron products, but all of the sandisk products are older stock, as WD is creating all new products under the WD brand AFAIK. Your call on Samsung, I'm just saying that I've had a good experience with them
@WELZ once you get an SSD, you'll never buy a computer without one again :)
Also have a look at your laptop and see if you only have a 2.5inch slot or if you have a spare M.2 slot (usually you will only find this on laptops from the last ~2 years). Pricing between the two form factors can vary, especially if there are sales on, so you might get a better deal.
Note that the M.2 slot (i.e. the form factor) has two different interfaces - SATA (which is the same as what is used by the 2.5in drives) and NVME. NVME is much more expensive (although orders of magnitude faster), but it's hard to notice the difference unless you're doing some specialised workloads
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