Review on TEAMGROUP AX2 Internal Compatible T253A3001T0C101 by Kyle Hong

I bought a laptop a year and a half ago after my husband tried to repair my previous keyboard with a knife. Yes, you read that right, a knife. Needless to say, he decided to try it himself instead of asking his wife, who has been building computers for a living for years, to do so. As you can safely guess, his "fixing" didn't fix anything. To no surprise, it only got worse. So I bought a new laptop. I don't use laptops for anything other than surfing the internet or shopping. I use our main gaming rig for anything I need speed or efficiency for. So instead of investing more money in said broken laptop, I bought a cheap Dell (mistake #1) to satisfy my needs. Good price, decent performance, with one big downside: SATA HD and no SSD. I didn't care as it wasn't used for anything important. However, I have used this laptop several times over the past year and a half and developed an unhealthy hatred for it. Finally, I decided it was time to just swap out the hard drive and try again. So I started looking for a new SSD. I didn't need anything high end or exceptionally fast, no M.2 in it (again a crappy Dell laptop). I didn't want to invest a lot of money in a laptop that I'll buy right out of bed. I stumbled across this one and decided to give it a try. Got it, cloned my old HD and pasted this. sighed and turned it back on hoping it would at least load faster than the 5 minutes it took on my old HD. Loads in about 8 seconds after cloning. Needless to say I was happy. I'm glad I didn't pay more for Samsung as planned, this baby made it and I now have a much healthier and more trusting relationship with my laptop. We did our Black Friday shopping in bed and things are a lot better. Don't spend more than you need, it helps at a fantastic price.