Integral128GB mSATA Internal SSD for PC and Laptop, up to 480MB/s Read 400MB/s Write

Got the new Qnap NAS and had a fantastic idea to install those SSDs as a cache. First one died after three hours, the second one just after the first one while I was trying to diagnose it. A total disaster and disappointment. Yes, I will get my money back but so what, I lost almost everything on my file server because the cache for damaged and even Qnap couldn't help me to recover my server. It cost me two days and a lot of stress to rebuild my device and luckily I've had the most important data on the good old USB disk but I lost my movie and live concerts rips collection.Don't buy those drives if you care about storage. I've learned my lesson well.

Bought this to go in a geobook 140 GE120 model as that only accepts none nvme m.2 ssd. Installed in seconds and works flawlessly. Nice and quick. So good I bought another for a second geobook laptop.5/5, would happily buy again. Great price too.

I bought this to to use with Atomos Ninja V, and it's worth noting that it is not as fast as advertised on the product page. For most uses it's still likely fine, especially in a computer or for storing media, but for recording 4K ProRes HQ at 60p or even recording totally clean ProRes HQ 4K 25p/30p, it's not sufficient. I had lots of skipped sections in my footage due to this SSD even at 25p. As a comparison, an SSD I took out of a Samsung T5 worked perfectly. So be cautious about your use case when buying this SSD!

This SSD was installed in to an Asus X751S Laptop after the laptop took nearly an hour and a half to run 500MB of updates. With the new drive, 800MB of updates was run in eleven minutes. Boot up and shut down is faster than new. If you are considering replacing an HDD with this Integral SSD, just do it. A second unit has been bought for the other laptop and the Lenovo AIO has been done.

Plugged into the mini PCI slot on the motherboard and installed Windows 10 onto it no problem. Feels quite nippy for the age of the system. The system has 16GB DDR3 RAM and an i7 4770S CPU, and has been working well for light graphic design and video editing work with this SSD at the system drive.I don't think it has a large cache so you wouldn't want to do much shifting of large files, where it tends to drop to around 40MB/s. But as the boot/applications drive it does feel more than fast enough :-)