Bought for a laptop upgrade. I had to tinker a little, but this is due to the architecture of the laptop, since the main disk in it was of the 3.5 form factor. I had to tinker with the adapter. The disk was defined without problems. Installation and configuration of the views took about 15-20 minutes. Now the laptop has come to life and work on it is a pleasure! I recommend! If you need an inexpensive SSD - feel free to take it!

A very affordable SSD to upgrade. Twice I bought exclusively for the system and basic programs for two laptops. A significant increase in the speed of loading Windows 7 and the operation of the system as a whole is guaranteed. In conjunction with the Intel I3, the performance rating of the disk in Windows 7 is "7.9", and in conjunction with the old Centrino - "7.2". A friend, on my recommendation, also bought the same SSD on a Mac Book, he is also very satisfied. Using the disk for a year did…

Overall rating: quite good. Works much faster than a hard drive. The volume is small, but when using the Ubuntu OS, there will be enough space for the eyes (Windows there, of course, will "gobble up" almost all the space). Like I said, it doesn't get hot. Supports SMART. I can’t say anything about the service life - I have only had it for almost a month in use. In general (so far), he satisfies me 100%. I didn’t conduct any benchmarks or other synthetic tests (don’t be offended, I think this…

Pros: Appearance, speed, ease of connection, dimensions of the drive. Cons below: After 2 years of use, 9 GB disappeared (they were not taken by the system)

An excellent replacement for an old HDD from 40 to 80Gb that has expired. I have already used 5 of these devices. They range from laptops to office computers, mainly on equipment older than 10 years. Working time from 1.5 years to 6 months. There are no failures due to the fault of the drives. This is probably the most popular and best drive to "revive" the old technology of the reserve in terms of speed through the roof. The best value for money. Looks like I'm not the only one with this…

Frankly, I did not conduct any tests with this device. The first SSD I got was a 60GB V300 series, I bought two back in 2022. Both still work in stationary computers. There are no problems. This is an indicator. I periodically buy the SA400S37 series for clients' computers. When they receive an operating system boot from an SSD drive, their joy knows no bounds.

Proezdil year as a system drive. Depreciation - 18 percent. With an eye on 40 TBW - it seems to be true. The warranty period is 3 years, and even if it works only them - for 2k it's a great way to give a kick to old technology. But! The real disk resource does not end at 0%, so even with these parameters, your PC will definitely lose its relevance before this disk ceases to perform its functions.

I bought an ssd for a five year old HP pavilion dv6. The solid state drive significantly speeds up the performance of the laptop. Now the system boots in 20 seconds (Win 7), instead of 1 minute with hdd. Applications also began to run noticeably faster. Now the laptop is a pleasure to work with. So I advise you to buy this ssd for those who want to breathe a second life into their old laptop). Personally, I installed ssd instead of hdd, and put hdd in the cd drive bay using optibay (sled for…

Version - 120 Gb. Good budget SSD from Kinston. Controller - Phison PS3111-S11, TLC memory from Micron. A great option - under the system drive. Reliable manufacturer. A good resource - according to the tests of the 3dnews website - a 240 Gb model they could withstand about 613 TB of recorded data - that is, in the 120 Gb version, you can focus on 300 terabytes of recorded data - which is almost 8! times more than the resource guaranteed by the manufacturer (40 TB) - which is about 2500 times…

Has pros: SSD is SSD, I took it for a laptop, it began to work noticeably faster With its cons: there is no key for the software for transferring the OS from one disk to the SSD, you have to get out yourself

Surprisingly, for some reason it seems faster than the samsung 860evo in operation, although the system optimization settings for ssd and the percentage of disk full are the same on samsung and kingston. Definitely worth your money. /// Addition after 2 years of use: everything still works well, health remains at 97% according to their proprietary program. The speeds did not sag much, maybe 5%. Used as a system drive. Already bought several of these. The main thing is to be lucky with the…