KingSpec 256GB 2.5" SATA III 6Gb/s SSD, Read Speed up to 550MB/s, 3D NAND Flash Internal Solid State Drive for Desktop & Laptop

This is honestly a brilliant cheap ssd I have had it running in my system for a couple months now and it really runs all my games well it's nice and fast so loading times are super low and the storage capacity is as rated I have yet to really test it's durability but if it ever fails I'll be sure to update this review but it is a recommended buy from me if you need some cheap storage.

SSD's - Everyone Needs Spare SSD Value for Money, Good Quality, Speed, Durable, Been using now a few years, no issues

PC is well built and with no moving parts totally silent. Runs with the cas warm but not hot v(It is winter and I am in the UK). User manual is laughably small but does contain links to good online help. Plenty of USB connectors easy to add a SATA SSD. So far seems like a really good buy.

Works perfect. Great value

The SSD performs well, noting significant improvements in boot and application response times, and appreciate its excellent value for money and reliable quality. The drive is easy to install, provides extra storage space, and offers a perfect fit. But it failed after a week of use that stop working not showing in windows my Laptop. And I order another SSD to used. This device I used first time. Better then Hard drive. I am not sure its technical fault or user error.

5/5 I would highly recommend this product! Bought this to replace the HDDs in both my PS3 Slim and PS4 Slim and it works perfectly. There are loads of videos online about how to do the swap and it is super easy, all you need is a screwdriver and a spare USB memory stick. The larger capacity greatly improves on the original HDDs and I have noticed a significant improvement in speed and boot time.

Arrived on time. Pickup from my pickup point excellent. Sata drive speed as shown on Amazon. Will be buying another.

Unfortunately I was not able to get this SSD drive to be recognised as the boot device on a MacBook Pro mid 2012 i7 . It appeared to have been formatted and the necessary partition & table Mac compatible information displays in disk manager, proceeded to do an internet recovery as per the Apple instructions on the official website. When the MacBook performs it's first automated reboot during the process it does not proceed with the next installation steps. It hangs on a white screen after the first boot chime sound and the folder logo alternating with the error sign and gives an apple error code which when looked up on apple support gives the answer, no boot device . Restarting the machine back into the recovery system and disk manager it has no partitions appearing. It works perfectly fine if you carry out a Windows 10 or 11 installation via USB and installs smoothly if you end the installation with a pre downloaded Apple bootcamp driver install program. It performed well under moderate use on the Windows 10 Mac installation. Quick file transfers and super good web browsing and documentation opening and so on. A decent price and a shame it's not early MacBook compatible.