Kitguru says: A really balanced, capable all round Solid State Drive.

Fast; strong incompressible read performance; 3 year warranty; well priced; 7mm; built for space restrictive Ultrabooks

Better drives if incompressible data performance is a primary requirement

There's no doubt that 2011 was the year that SSDs hit the mainstream, and 2012 is certainly going to cement their place. There seems to be no end to the number of manufacturers producing new ranges of drives.

I bought this to replace the HDD in my wife's Macbook Pro. It took me a while to clone the data from HDD to it due to I didn't read the manual thoroughly. It turns out Transcend provides the utility to clone the data. And it was pretty neat.

Fast; Highly Compatible; Quiet; Reliable

No cable was provided

This SSD has very good read/write specs, and has improved my home pc greatly. It was easy to install, mostly because I had some extra zip ties lying around, but partly because it comes with tiny screws that fit the mounting holes.

great product, couldn't believe difference in boot time (lightning fast). would recommend to anyone who wants a good boost!! very pleased thanks

Transcend goes for gold with its new flagship SSD720 product that brings LSI SandForce performance to a new higher capacity point. The new 7mm package coupled with 24nm flash and working TRIM makes this the best RAISE free SandForce offering yet.

We have already tested SSDs with second-generation SandForce controllers and 24nm Toggle Mode flash memory before and today's testing of Silicon Power Velox V60 and Transcend SSD720 drives didn't produce any surprises since they have the same hardware platform.

I have been assembling my own PCs for 15 years, and this stands head and shoulders above any other upgrade I have made with respect to performance. Installed this with a motherboard, FX processor and memory upgrade along with Windows 8. It was easy to mount and simple (for me) to configure.

Very easy upgrade, user-friendly software, good capacity-price-performance; Oh..; as usual NewEgg rocks!!

None so far; Worried about reliability since this tech is new to me, so was careful about imaging my installation on an external SATA drive and I always back up my volatile data; Not even a hiccup so far, just being cautious

Transcend is a Taiwanese company specializing in memory and flash storage solutions. While Transcend may not be the first company that comes to mind about NAND flash, it has been in the industry since the late 80's.

If you're looking to upgrade your computer's main hard drive, the Transcend SSD720 is a strong option.

The Transcend SSD720 is relatively affordable and significantly outperforms any hard drive.

The SSD720's performance doesn't match that of its peers; and the included cloning software's functionality is limited