
Rating 4.7 out of 5 stars with 843 reviews
4.7- Speed (350)
- Performance (147)
- Price (99)
- SSD (75)
- Boot Time (57)
- Storage (26)
- Compatibility (4)
- Heat (4)
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great hard drive for a small rig build
Caught it on sale, and the 120 size is just big enough to load Windows Pro, and a few programs. I plan on getting the clone machine to make a few copies of more SSD's. Low power, and quiet, and the trusted Scan Disk quality made this purchase a no brainier. Fast load with my Ryzen 3, and 4g ram.
Posted by Mary
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Good
It is really a great and device for me. I am so happy from buying it .
Posted by Alireza
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Small Package
The body of this drive is slightly thinner than typical hard drives and on certain slide in applications may miss the plug connector and slide in underneath. The mounting holes are in the standard place so bolting into a caddy works fine. It functions well (when connected properly) at a faster speed than the old drive.
Posted by fixthat
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great hardrive
The price was right no problem upgrading to the laptop recommended
Posted by Cabita
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
So far, so good!
120GB isn't a lot of storage, but if you use cloud services or external hard drives to store all your data and just load your operating system and other crucial software onto the SSD, this little drive is really a steal. The product description is misleading though.. This is a 2.5 form factor drive, the size used in nearly all laptops, but with an inexpensive adapter it can easily be installed in a 3.5 bay of any desktop computer, so it's not just for laptops. I wound up purchasing two of these. Installed one in my MacBook Pro and one in my PC Desktop and I've been enjoying them both. I do recommend external hard drives or NAS (network attached storage) though. Also, don't bother with the Insignia SATA III cable, it doesn't fit any modern drive. Get your cable elsewhere!
Posted by orion0501