Perfect for the price!

Fast; Maximum read speed 490MB/s and write speeds of 298MB/s

None so far

Purchased in Nov of 2014, the 128GB version - Transcend 128GB SATA III MTS800 . It is now 3 years later and my PC still boots in under 8 seconds. The Transend SSD Scope program shows there is still 96% life left, and the current Sequence Read Speed is 505.83 - Write is 162.49 while I am writing this...

Great value SSD. Reliable, good performance, and good price

No problem with this. Reduce noisy and space in your desktop.

One recommendation is to remove the sticker on the memory chips. These drives get hot, I read where depending on the heat conditions and usage they suggest a heat sink but I don't have those issues so I just removed the sticker and there is a fan blowing on it.

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Good Mixed Workload Performance In This Price Class; No Loss In Performance With Incompressible Data; Minimal Performance Drop Off as Drive Fills; Outstanding Read Speeds; Excellent 4K Performance; Nice Included Software Suite With Cloning Software; Outstanding Performance at Higher Queue Depths,...

Write Performance Lower Than Comparably Priced Drives

Recently, M.2 SSD's have been released to the market. M.2 is designed to replace the order mSATA standard and offer higher speeds. The drives are available in two versions, SATA and PCIe. SATA drives offer comparable speeds to common 2.5 inch SSD's, while PCIe drives can offer speeds up to 10 Gb/s.

We have been seeing more M.2 SSDs lately, a lot of which are companies' first steps into the market since the form factor is so new. They have been designed to meet strict size requirements and allow for greater flexibility in product development.