Drevo x1 Series SSD 120GB 2.5 inch, internal SSD, solid state drive SATA III. D1 240 GB

My new laptop was running really slow, I new about sides but hadn't heard of m.2 ssd before, so I was talking to someone about all of this and they suggest the m.2 ssd for the laptop so I checked to see whether it could take a m.2 and it did, they person suggested I go with a samsung evo m.2 but when I looked at the price I considered other options, and came across this, I did however look at a western digital one, but this had more memory and at a cheaper price, I was skeptical at first, but when it came, took apart the laptop carefully placed the m.2 ssd into the laptop. And it seemed to work (don't forget to change bios settings) so startrd to install Windows 10 l. Now I did this at around 11pm at night thinking I would just let the OS install overnight, but I think within minutes it was installed and ready to go. All in all a cheap, fast and reliable little m.2 ssd.

This is a great upgrade for my laptop. It allows me to have both my HDD and a new SSD installed concurrently. I use the SSD for Operating System and Applications and the HDD allows me to have a back up of the operating system and data.

Bought one for a new build and was that impressed that I’ve bought another for my next new build. Use it for OS and a couple of games and he boot up and load time is phenomenally quick.

fantastic! quick recognition by bios and transfer software (not supplied), easy install and marginally faster than standard ssd. Did have to phone mickeysoft for reactivation of windows but that's nothing to do with the product.

Fast and reliable and easy to install I used it as the operating system boot drive and could not be happier with the purchase.

Gets almost identical speeds to my Samsung 850 EVO SATA SSD - no clear winner, within margin of error. Considering the bargain price I consider this very good.

Bought both a Drevo D1 and Drevo X1 drives back when part prices were ridiculous, when they were the only affordable option.The only good thing about these drives is that the refunds paid for Samsung Evo drives.Both drives were used as boot drives in completely separate systems. Both drives failed in less than a year. Both drives failed in exactly the same way, despite being different products. Several other reviews note these issues, I wish I'd listened.

I use this SSD every day and haven't faced an issue with it so far.