Biwin SATA III Internal 120GB Solid State Drive with 563 MB/s Read and 452MB/s Write

The media could not be loaded.  I've had the A2 version for nearly one year already. It's still going strong and I've had no issues with it. It's performance was just as expected.Much better than the previous 7200rpm spinning disk SATAIII drive, fast boot up's, fast program loads.I just got this A3 model and ran some bench and other tests - you can check it out in the video if you like. I'm quite happy with it. It's affordable and will bring new life to any system, especially a less current one. Don't see how you can go wrong really.

Nice value for the money! Significant upgrade from slow internal laptop drive.

As expected

Very good. I love it.

Excellent drive for a great price.

Slow, unstable, crashes all the time. Stay Away from this product!

The quality of this SSD is nothing short from superb. As with other customers I was skeptical about this brand but being on a budget I gave it a chance. I could not be anymore please with the results. I needed to replace my old 120 GB SSD whose speeds were acceptable, and quickly filling up. When I installed Ubuntu Gnome 3 (my daily OS) the boot time and system performance improved tremendously. Programs I use run faster, and as a developer this is one of my top concerns. Before, my laptop's performance was bottlenecked by my old SSD, even browsing the web would be sluggish due to all the scripts I run. (My ISP is Google Fiber in case anyone is wondering.) Nevertheless this SSD has become a favorite and I would recommend this brand to friends. I will be purchasing another soon to replace my boot drive in my desktop machine.For anyone wondering my sequential R/W speeds as 60% capacity being used is 549 and 365. Prior to this, after a fresh install of my flavor of Linux it was 556 and 368 respectively. Just note that before I ran my tests I partitioned my SSD into 2 with one partition at 20GB, and the other 100GB+ change was left for my OS.

I still can't believe that this drive is as fast as it is in this price range. I am used to drive running half to only two thirds when they are this inexpensive. The setup is the same as it would be for any other hard drive, plug in your cables and let windows find it on the next boot up. This one didn't come with a SATA cable, but most people have a few lying around or they are going to use a PCI-e x4 card to direct connect this right to the BUS.My Photo shows exactly what comes in the box, just the drive, mounting screws and a manual. this is great for laptop installs, but for a pc it is lacking what it should have.