S301 1TB mSATA SSD Mini SATA III 6Gb/s Internal Solid State Drive, 3D NAND, Compatible with Ultrabook Desktop PC Laptop

Of course, it's just an M2 SSD. But the small touches are nice. They enclose a screwdriver, and they enclose a screw. And it works fine right out of the box. And memory tests by the Lenovo Vantage Diagnostics shows that it's clean. Good job!

Good packaging. I was surprised to see a screwdriver and screws attached (what a nice addition).For reliability - i can't say atm because of short period of usage. What it takes to speed: around 200Megabytes per second from one fangxiang to another fangxiang of the same model on my Lenovo ThinkPad T420s (i7 Intel of 2nd gen)

I tested this in a Sabrent USB3.0 enclosure, with just the circuit board to see how cool it ran in open air. The temperature is satisfactory for an SSD, although it varies a bit.The first image is speed and temperature during a 470GB file transfer (Actual capacity is 485GB).The next two are of Crystal Disk Mark and Crystal Disk Info run simultaneously, showing very good performance for a USB3.0 connection.I'll be ordering the 2 TB version soon for a tiny ACER desktop.

Yea is working and even fast and furious. Open the shell, save the screws, pull it in the right door under the hood. Close the shell, put the screw back, turn your laptop and, the engine now is 20 tune more reactive fast and reliable, due to the fact that nothing is moving or shaking, the amount of energy used is a fraction, is a non volatile board, guys it works, and I’m gonna buy another two, one for my Roman Empire Dell laptop 17” series 15 without battery, a real gladiator with wounds and lost pieces, and my MacBookPro A1278, gift of Cleopatra of Egypt, a real rare example of an intel based motherboard that host a lot very ancient and historical components. The Mac has already two SSD and 8 GB, is fast, but I noticed that with this small guy here my Mac gain a couple of Hundred years. The only issue is, every board like this claim itself as a superstar, a king a queen, before them then all the other storages. So boot up, change the disk boot on the new nvme, transfer the OS using whatever sw you know better., when finish reboot, call the bios, fix permanently the nvme as boot, save reboot. Boom, warp speed in silence. Now hands on the wallet buy one try and if you don’t like, send it back.You are not compatible with this technology, try the DLT carouselle.

Plug and play. Works great wor windows and Linux machines with an open msata slot

Not bad for the savings. Wouldn’t install on an expensive computer but I can’t say I’ve had any issues yet

This Msata works out of the box with the bios and windows both recognizing and then with a quick fat32format it was usuable as a storage drive. I was using this drive for some games and under heavy usage it would overheat causing crashes of the games. The drive would disapear from the system after overheating and would only reappear after removing and letting cool down for atleast an hour. I live in Seattle where it is cool most of the year and i run ac, the ambient temp inside my pc was no near enough to cause this from standard usage. During downloads from steam to this drive the computer would completley lock up at about 30% download to this drive consistantly. Finally the drive even after cooling down and replacing would randomly caused blue screen of Death issues which bricked my windows boot loader so badly it forced a complete wipe and reinstall of windows. I now have been running without it for a month without a single issue i was experiencing before. I am passed my return window greatly or i would request it but as of now do not recommend these drives unless youre using it for some very seldomly access files that dont put it under any sort of load.

Great product. It is just what we were looking for.