SanDisk SSD PLUS 120GB Sata III 2.5 Zoll Interne SSD, bis zu 530 MB/Sek

DO NOT BUY THIS ITEMI BOUGHT ONE BUT NOT WORKING—- even isays its fullfiled by “ Tooooooooot” its not workingdefinitely “tooooooot” is not checking each of their seller just to gain money..and refund process takes too long. its utterly unfair and totally “toooooooooot”

I received the item today and its not working tried it from different computer for compatibility but still doesn't work.

Worked perfectly but completely dead after 2 weeks time.

Greatly improved the performance of my laptop

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As a non-techie person, I was a little bit apprehensive ordering this kit, especially with all the negative reviews. Spurred on by greatbrit's review and a maddeningly slow Windows 10 computer, I took the plunge and am so glad that I did. No problems with the cloning - didn't even need to do the fix that greatbrit used (maybe they've updated the software?). Just did what the very basic instructions told me to do and it took about 2 hours on a very slow computer to clone everything. As greatbrit advised I was patient while the software took it's time to go through it's stages and left the 'shut down pc when completed' box checked. So no real problems. My very old Sony Vaio vgnnw20ef is now functioning again at an acceptable speed for less than half the price it would have cost at the local computer shop (sorry local shop but you're charging £86 for a 240gb ssd and £40 for an hour's labour = rip off!). Other points: if you want to register the ssd at Sandisk then make a note of the serial number - I think it must be on the ssd itself but I'd already put this in by the time I got to the registration process and didn't really want to take it back out. Also, my original hdd was 300gb with about 130gb of info on there - it wasn't a problem cloning this onto a smaller (240gb) ssd. So, overall a very good experience to keep an ageing computer going - which because of so many negative reviews prompted me to do my first Amazon review - please click if it was helpful :)

I bought 2 of these just to add some speedier storage to my gaming system. I wasn't expecting the world, I have an M.2 Samsung with 3K+MB/s read and writes and another Samsung EVO 860 SSD raid with 1.5kMB/s read and write. I was, however, expecting speeds that came close to those claimed by SanDisk. After all, every other SSD I've had in this system and those still in it (all made by Samsung, 850s in the past, and 860's currently) had all exceeded their claimed speeds.Connected to a 6GB/s connection, individually these drives get the speeds posted in pic (1), 377MB/s read and 146.1MB/s write (have done many many tests and they are very consistent). In raid0 the pair of these drives gets, as seen in pic (2) 400.6MB/s and 183MB/s write. I've added in a speed test from my other gaming machine (same mobo and cpu) just for the sake of comparison.*****3rd pic is a pair of 6 year old Samsung EVO 850 250GB SSD's for raid comparison*****There is hardly performance increase in Raid0, certainly not enough to warrant risking the data stored on them to raid.I have mechanical drives which exceed the write speed of these drives in raid, I also have a 4-year-old Toshiba USB3.0 external drive which Seq speeds are comparable.All in all, disappointed with these drives.

Seht euch einfach mal das Bild an. Ich besitze diese Sandsik 1TB SSD, und noch eine von Samsung, die über 1 Jahr alt ist. SanDisk ist so dermaßen langsam, dass ich die wieder zurückschicke und mir eine von Samsung hole.

Nous vous laissez pas berner par les commentaires positifs : les caracteristiques sont bien en dessous de l'annoncé.Je le trouvais lent comparé a mes SSD qui ont 5 ans, j'ai vite compris pourquoi : 200 Mo/s en ecriture, 300 Mo/s en lecture.Et comme vous pouvez le voir lors de pic de vitesse on est encore très loins des données constructeurs.Vous trouverez des test identique d'autres acheteur dans les mauvais commentaire, pour vous en persuader !

Problem: älterer Laptop, Windows 10 64 Bit, 4GB Ram + 750GB HDD. Das System war an der Grenze, Start des Rechners und Browsr dauerte knapp 4 Minuten.Lösung: Die SSD an ein externes Gehäuse. Die Daten auf der 750GB HDD soweit geköscht, dass sie auf die 120GB SSD passen.Mit der Software AOMEI Backuper Standard habe ich die Partitionen im laufenden Windows auf die SSD geklont bzw. kopiert. HDD raus, SSD rein und schwupps, der oben beschriebene Start dauert nurmehr knapp 50secIch bin beeindruckt!