Everything seems fine so far and speeds are as expected or better for this budget ssd.

Was cheap; popped out the old 5400rpm drive on my

Noticeably slower than my intel 335 series 240GB ssd that was once installed on this same pc in the past; But that drive was more expensive

I got this to replace the hdd in a laptop I use sometimes. I've bought SanDisk ssds and Samsung Evo ssds and never had a bad experience with ssds at all. My experience with this one was/is no different.

Love it! Second one I have purchased after the original non SSD died in my elitebook. The bonus is the laptop is now 2x faster than before.

Great little hard-drive, does it's Job.

Despite another review site mentioning the S55s are now shipping with the Phison S10 controller (which, when included with up-to-date firmware and good MLC, can trade punches with upper-tier SSDs), the one I got in Feb 2016 still uses the S8 controller.

Cheap; MLC NAND based SSD for the price of a TLC SSD

Using older Phison S8 controller (same as Corsair LS and Patriot Blaze)

At the time of writing, the Silicon Power Slim S60 240GB SSD can be had at NewEgg for $67.99 , Amazon UK for £59.30 , or Geizhals from €74.89 . The Silicon Power Slim S60 performed very good in our tests and easily reached the 550MB/s reading and 500MB/s writing in all the standard benchmarks such...

Phison S10 controller; 19nm MLC NAND; Great performance; Fair pricing; Basic feature set

Slim form factor; but no DevSleep