SAMSUNG870 EVO 2TB, V-NAND, 2.5" . 7mm, SATA III 6GB/s, R/W(Max) 560MB/s/530MB/s, 98K/88K IOPS, 1,200TBW, 5 Years

Excellent, I would buy again.

To be fair honest, I don't like m2 format ssd disks, they are very unsafe and the placement is uncomfortable a little loose, weak... You can offer me a 20tb m2 disk and i will not buy it still, i like it plug and play easy to install and fast, reliable, nothing to envy to m2 format. For me SSD 2.5 is still the most solid option you will find out there at a very good price. Maybe in some years we will see another technology using pci express like the graphic card? Maybe another sata technology? Idk but that needs to be much more safer and comfortable than actual m2 socket and its ridiculous installation. Samsung ssd is the best for me and Iam so happy with it. Is a must for your operating system.

I wind up buying a fair number of Samsung disks. I bought this one in particular to be the "fast tier" in a Windows Storage Space, in an external enclosure.The EVO line quality is not as good as the Pro, but for my purposes and the speeds involved (it's basically caching 48TB of mechanical disks-- by the way, the "Renewed" 12TB WD disks on Amazon happen to be brand new.)Because of how I have it set up, I can't run a test specifically on this drive (it's part of a volume of 6 disks), but this is an excellent drive for nearly any end user.

This drive is everything others say. It's lightning fast, and the Samsung software download made the changeover easy. The only issue I had was when I put it in an external housing and connected it via USB, the computer won't assign a drive letter to it because it hasn't been partitioned or formatted. You need to use Windows disk management to assign a drive letter. At once you do that, the migration software will handle the rest. It you are going to leave it in the housing as a backup drive, you just need to do the next step and format it so that you can use it for storage.

Envío rápido y excelente producto ++++

In order to migrate all of the data stored in my DELL PC to Samsung 870 EVO 1 TB, I was dismayed to discover that this SSD it does not come with a connecting cable. (Maybe that's the industry standard.) Lucky for me though my son had on hand a matching cable, thus saving me a 30-mile round-trip trek to the nearest Best Buy. On top of that, the SSD does not come with installation screws, so don't lose the screws being used to hold down your existing drive.As for performance, the starting up time on my DELL has markedly diminished to <1 minute compared to 3-4 minutes before the upgrade. But at the same time the shortcuts for my email and Microsoft Edge have disappeared in day two. That's not a big deal, but it is annoying since everything was working fine on day one.

Omg. Samsung. You have new customer for life. I have upgraded PC’s in the past but this was a piece of cake and glorious!I had older Samsung 500gb drive. Always full. Ordered the 1TB with intention of it being a second drive…. But even better it became my first drive using their simple free apps. “Samsung magician” and “data migration” tools. The DM tool is what you want first.Just plug in the new Ssd into free SATA plug and power plug inside pc. Run the data transfer program, which clones the whole existing drive and OS onto the new drive. Boot the pc holding DEL key to enter blue setup mode and then just switch the primary boot device to the new HD. You may need to also change HD priority in Setup screen.Boot up computer as normal, main HD is now twice as big and old 500gb HD is the backup drive. No windows OS issues. Just worked.Very happy. If it works like this every time, I’ll just keep buying next size up Samsung HD Ssd whenever I run out. Impressed.

This Samsung drive works great. I've upgraded quite a lot of desktops and laptops with this SSD drive and always have had great results. This SSD drive has always improved the computers speed. Not a single customer so far has had any complaints or problems. Very highly recommend.