SanDiskSSD PLUS 1TB Internal SSD - SATA III 6 Gb/s, 2.5"/7mm, Up to 535 MB/s - SDSSDA-1T00-G27

This is a very well made product. Several exhaustive disk tests revealed zero errors on the drive. Quick transfer rate and an excellent value.

I bought this to replace the HDD in my laptop and have had no issues with it and it's much faster than the old one and in the year or so that I've had it it's worked pretty great

Swapping out my old hard drive for the SanDisk SSD PLUS 1TB was like giving my computer a shot of adrenaline. This thing is blazing fast! Boot-up times went from minutes to mere seconds, and programs now load almost instantly. Seriously, it’s like my laptop had a complete personality makeover.The 1TB capacity is a dream for someone like me who juggles tons of files—photos, videos, and hefty programs. It’s more than enough space to keep everything organized without running into those dreaded “disk full” warnings.Installation was a breeze. Whether you’re tech-savvy or a total newbie, you’ll find it straightforward to pop this in. And it’s so quiet—no spinning or humming like the old hard drives.Performance-wise, the advertised speeds of up to 535 MB/s hold up. Transfers are lightning-fast, even with larger files. It’s made multitasking a joy again instead of a chore.If you’re on the fence about upgrading your system, don’t wait. This SSD is a cost-effective way to breathe new life into an aging computer or give a newer one an edge. Highly recommend for anyone who values speed, space, and reliability.

Turned a practically unusuable, HDD-based Dell Inspiron 3880 nad a bit of work into a new PC, for $60.

Amazing upgrade for old but powerful laptop. Super easy switch.

Just installed this new SSD and I must say my old PC now has some PEP! However, cloning with the provided software was a grueling 2 day process that had me searching the software providers support forums for hours! In my case you couldn't just go through the standard "clone" process.When I tried cloning via the software I would get through some of the steps, and then if would just take me back to the beginning... No error messages whatsoever.On the occasion I would make it to the final step and click "proceed" the software interface would just vanish from the screen. I could see it was still running via the task manager, but was it cloning? Who knows?After searching I came across a post on the software providers forum that said don't clone, but create a recovery USB with the software. Once the recovery USB is made, restart the PC, go into the BIOS and change the boot order (you also may need to disable secure boot as well) THEN when you restart the PC the recovery software will run THEN you can use the actual clone process via the recovery software. I did run into one error there where it said my "disk was locked" but a restart seemed to fix that issue. It took about 2 hours to clove my 987 GB of data. Unplugged my old HDD and plugged in the SDD, restarted the PC, got a BOOT error (just need to enable secure boot again) restarted again and BAM! Lightning fast computing here I come!

I put this in my old HP Pavilion dv7 and it is like a new computer. Boots fast, no long delays when I have a bunch of Chrome tabs open. It works great.I used an old version of Casper that I had on the computer to copy the system disk to this one (the computer has 2 drive slots). After reading a review that a person had problems, I already had 2 HDD's so I copied the system disk to the other disk for backup. Then installed the SSD in the second slot and copied the system disk to that one. Worked like a charm.It works so well I do not need to buy a new computer. $63 instead of $600.

Great value and tons of space. Easy to install.If using for Operation Systems, be sure to locate a guide on how to change SSD to a bootable drive. Can be complex for some.My computer now boots up in seconds.