Samsung SSD Data Recovery
Samsung EVO, PRO, QVO, NVMe or portable T-series SSD failed? We recover data from every Samsung solid state drive.
Samsung SSD recovery specialists
Samsung is the world’s largest maker of SSDs, and its drives are fitted to millions of UK laptops and desktops – both as upgrades and as the original drive in Dell, HP and Lenovo computers. When a Samsung SSD fails, it usually does so without warning: the drive disappears, shows the wrong capacity or locks itself into read-only mode. Our engineers repair the firmware or bypass the failed controller to get your data back.
Choose your Samsung SSD
- Samsung SATA SSDs – 840, 850, 860 EVO/PRO/QVO and 870 EVO/QVO
- Samsung NVMe SSDs – 970 EVO Plus, 980 PRO, 990 PRO and OEM PM-series
- Samsung portable SSDs – T5, T7, T7 Touch, T7 Shield, T9 and X5
Samsung SSD data recovery specialists
Common Samsung SSD failures
- Firmware faults – including the 840 EVO slow-read problem and the 2023 health-drop issue on some 980 PRO and 990 PRO drives.
- Controller failure after a power surge.
- Rapidly growing bad blocks on some 870 EVO drives.
- Portable SSDs not recognised after a knock to the USB-C port.
How we recover your Samsung SSD
After a free initial consultation, we identify the controller and firmware state. Firmware and board faults are repaired with professional PC-3000 SSD equipment; if the controller has failed completely, the flash memory is read directly and the data reassembled. Stop using the drive as soon as you notice a problem – TRIM can erase deleted data quickly. See also common Samsung SSD failures.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Samsung SSD recovery cost?
SSD firmware or electronic board repair costs £450 + VAT to £650 + VAT depending on complexity. The initial consultation is free.
Can you recover a Samsung SSD that isn’t detected?
Often, yes. An undetected SSD usually has a firmware or controller fault that can be repaired or bypassed.