Consistent 1 TB NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD 2280, 3D NAND with SLC Cache, Up to 3000MB/s, 5 Years Warranty

Great product no issues just go for it
Have been using this for almost a year now for backup purpose and it’s the best no issues and got it at a great price too , durable and quality is good also performance is as expected no issues till date.

Rating may change later, but for now 5 stars
Bought for ₹ 3,798 on 26 October, 2023I installed it today. My computer boot time was 5 to 6 minutes. I never reinstalled windows even with this super slow boot time because I did not want to lose my settings and files. I installed this SSD drive, cloned my C drive into it, and now, my boot time is around 55 to 60 seconds.I will try to remember to come back here and report when it fails. But man, my computer is noticably faster. Folders, applications, and files open much faster.My Motherboard is a Zebronics ZEB-H61M2 (LGA 1155 Socket), with a 3rd generation i5 3450 processor.Here’s how I cloned it and what i had to learn. This may save you some time:1. I used the freeware “Hasleo Disk Clone”. Installed it, opened and chose “System Clone” which automatically detected my system drives and selected them. Click “Next”. Select the SSD Drive to clone into (it will probably be “Unallocated”, meaning unformatted, which is fine.)2. If your HDD is currently using the MBR (Master Boot Record) partitioning scheme, and you want to migrate to an SSD and ensure compatibility with UEFI boot, it’s a good idea to check the “Clone as GPT” option during the cloning process. Check “Clone as GPT” to ensure that the SSD will be configured with a GPT partition style, which is recommended for modern systems and UEFI boot. Otherwise, your computer may refuse to boot from the SSD. If you don’t know what all these things mean, just check “Clone as GPT”.3. Check “Keep partition layout” to maintain the same partition structure on your SSD as on your HDD.4. In the next window make sure Disk Alignment is 1M and clone.After the cloning is complete, shut down your computer.5. You probably can skip this step since the cloning will make your SSD drive the default C drive (or boot drive) and reassign your original boot drive to something else.If it is still booting from your old drive and you are sure the SSD drive is not being used, disconnect the old HDD or change the boot order in your BIOS/UEFI settings to prioritize the SSD as the boot drive, meaning tell your BIOS to boot from the SSD when the computer starts. If you do not know how to do either or are scared, Google “How to change boot order”.6. After the cloning is done and you Windows is working fine, remember to allocate any leftover space in your SSD from step 1. Use the “Disk Management” Windows tool otherwise you may leave much of your SSD drive space unused. You could also clone your other partitions like D Drive etc. into the unallocated space later. The choice is yours.Once you’ve verified that everything is working as expected, you can clean up the old HDD (e.g., format or repurpose it) or keep it as a backup.

Keeps crashing
I installed it in my hp omen 15 but this ssd keeps crashing daily, or does not get recognized at boot. Will try a replacement to assess if it was a one off issue.One needs to be careful of keeping sensitive data on the disk during return period. Because if it crashes completely, even if return is available, you can not risk that. Luckily I was able to do a low level format and can now return it.** Edit: Replacement ssd was not recognized by bios at all. So gave up on this brand

storage device – defective – no replacement
The Storage device is not working defective one shipped, ordered for replacement.