Solid-state drives are known for their sturdiness because the lack of moving parts prevents issues due to physical damage. Their memory cells do have limited lifespans, however, specifically their ability to charge and discharge after thousands of read/write processes. The wear issues of SSDs are largely overblown, though. The average model can be rewritten with an average of 30 TB to 50 TB over its lifespan, and it will likely last far longer than the rest of the computer.