It's fast for sure, but did not survive a firmware update: Became an unmountable boot volume. Can't even use it as a door stop! Sandisk was willing to replace, but they wanted the bad drive back. Not sending a drive back with all kinds of personal data & they keys to bank accounts and such!!

I am not exactly sure what happened but BOTH drives in two separate systems in two separate homes lasted roughly around 8 months SAVE yourself some hassle with the rma process .. though it was relatively painless and easy after getting supporting evidence from their customer support linking in the...

Drive started to develop bad sectors after a few months, and when I attempted to use the SanDisk utility to generate a SMART report, it simply reported Failed.... When I contacted SanDisk to request an RMA--having already removed the drive so that I could take photos of the front and back of the...

If you never had an SSD i would 100% recommend buying one. You would be surprised how fast your PC application will be running especially applications you run daily e.g. games, google, MS office etc. Is been a month and few weeks since i bought this SSD and so far is working great!.

I've had this ssd for almost a year now and it still works great and it boots up windows 10 in less than 10 seconds

at the recommendation by an IT friend I had this installed In a Dell Inspiron 3670 when I bought it from Office Depot. It is amazingly fast and if you want to enjoy the fast computer start up and program launch I would highly recommend it. It's worth the cost to me.

speed at startup; speed when launching programs

Well here goes...The product works and seems to be a good fast replacement for the old 1 TB spinning hard drive that I replaced. Problem is that it took way too long to get this in and up and running. Here is what happened. I Physically installed the drive and connected the cables.

Do not buy Sandisk products, support was terrible and made OCZ support look like a walk in the park when I RMA'd a drive to them. Sandisk offers no data recovery (Seagate and others do) and the turnaround was TWO WEEKS. No advanced replacement was available.

Failed with virtually no warning

Very poor quality; cheap plastic case

1 Year and still going, don't listen to people who say SSD's are less reliable than HDD's...Less space, higher price, but SO FAST, I use this to boot Windows in 3/s and my other 1TB to hold my games.

It's your average modern SSD. Sequential read/write is great, but has pretty bad random r/w. Still a LOT faster than an HDD - it gets beaten by higher quality SSDs on random r/w benchmarks (eg. my ~6 year old Intel 320), but you likely won't notice any difference in normal use.

Very light (noticeably lighter than my laptop's old HDD) but still feels and looks reasonably well-designed -3 year warranty -Pretty strong sequential r/w speeds (about as much as you can expect from a modern SATA III SSD -Apparently an MLC drive so maybe it'll last long

-Slow random r/w -Cheaper options exist (unless you get it on sale