The Windows Experience Index bumped the Sandisk up from 7.6 to 7.7 after I removed a 250 gig Mushkin SSD, which I put into a six year old

Fast; 10 year warranty; Good price

A nice upgrade from the regular 5400 rpm hard drive. It finds files fast and boot up time is reduced as well. I also boosted up my memory on my 2012 MacBook Pro to 16gb, so in combination with the SSD there is a noticeable difference.

Let me start by saying i run this drive as the boot and holds most of my music that i listen to. It still shows 100% life remaining on the SanDisk dashboard. no problems with startups or shutdowns. i keep a battery backup on so no power drops.

SanDisk is a flash memory giant, needing no introduction. The latest in the SanDisk lineup are the Ultra PLUS and Extreme cards, targeting different consumers

Big name backing; Extreme model much faster than expected; Solid pricing and excellent value

Ultra PLUS can't compare in raw speed; so spend the extra few bucks and get the Extreme model

If you have never heard of SanDisk you must have been living under a rock for the past 25 years because they are one of the world's biggest providers of PC and mobile storage solutions be it a USB drive, micro flash or like our topic for today, high performance SSDs.

+ Fast read/write speeds; + 10 year warranty; + 7mm Height; + nCache

SanDisk are one of the more famous memory guys on the planet. Even if you had absolutely no interest in computers you'll be aware of their SD cards which are so ubiquitous it's not stretching it to think that probably everyone reading this has got at least one of their products in a camera or phone...

Sandisk is best known for its range of SD cards and USB flash drives, but the company also has a history of making solid-state drives (SSDs). However, the Sandisk Extreme Pro's specifications look very similar to its predecessor, the Extreme II .

Last year I bought three of the 240GB model for my primary desktop machine, in support of its 'home workstation' role. I/O speeds are very important for build times and Visual Studio responsiveness, so consistent low latency is a hard requirement.

SanDisk Extreme Solid State Drive available in 60GB, 120GB, 240GB & 480GB. After having a recent hard-disk failure on my laptop I began looking for a new one, the old was just short of 500gig so needed something of similar or higher capacity.

SanDisk may not be a household name within the SSD market but as one of the primary flash memory suppliers, their products have been used in countless storage products throughout the years.

; - Amazing Price to Performance Ratio; - Excellent Performance; - Low power requirements

; - Half the NAND ICs does seem to limit performance in some scenarios; - Left us craving even more; - No 2.5" to 3.5" adapter bracket included; - So cheap that there is zero reasons to not buy another SSD; even if you don't need one