I couldn't bring myself to give 3 stars, since the company's app shows it as a Western Digital Green, which didn't excite me since the price difference was only 1/4 when I bought it, that is 30 euros. The speed is good and whatever data transfer I did, it never dropped below 85 mb/s

Owner for many years, slow disk, but for people like me it's manageable. I had software, games, and various files/programs on it. I didn't have any serious problems. After a sudden pull of the SATA, the disk's connector broke. To avoid risking it not connecting due to non-recognition, I bought the Crucial P3 Plus 1TB NVMe M.2. You can also check my review on that disk.

I've had it since around 2017 as a boot drive, I've switched it from Windows to Linux and back about 20 times, I've really put it through its paces and it's a beast! That's all!

As for reliability, it is good; the issue is that its speed is much lower than what is stated in the specifications

Trouble-free disk. Not the fastest, but it does its job (for the money) just fine.

The difference in speed of the laptop since it was installed is enormous, it opens in seconds and doesn't freeze anywhere.
I've had it for about 1 month so I can't say if it will last, but it seems reliable so far.

More than 8 years on a mac mini 2014

Every time I download something, my Disk gets maxed out (it shows in the task manager) and as a result, even though I have a good internet connection, the applications (or videos) take a long time to load. I believe that the SSD is to blame and not something else in the PC since it is good and relatively new

I put it on a 2011 4-core computer (AMD X955) and the computer is running smoothly. Of course, I also upgraded the RAM to 16 GB from 4 before. The computer starts in seconds!

For the price, at the moment I bought it, it was the best choice, especially if you want to revive an old laptop. Some things are simple, let's not make our lives difficult and overcomplicate everything.

Basically, mine is the SDSSDΧ-120G-G25. I've had it for 3 years and I use it for video editing. What can I say? If it had a mouth, it would curse me. I've literally worn it out. Its performance hasn't dropped and as for its health, it's evident in the photo. It's definitely worth it.

Fast SSD but when it has 5-10GB left it slows down a bit. I bought it on sale 2 years ago for 25 euros

It is the 2nd SanDisk that I bought, the 1st one has been with me for 3 years now, and it hasn't lost any health or anything, that's why I preferred it again.

At some point, I made the mistake of buying a cheaper Intenso, and in the first year, it is at 70% health.

So, I consider SanDisk reliable for its price

I put it on a laptop and the maximum speeds were 432MBs for reading and 442 for writing. As it says. What impressed me was the very low temperature. In the Crystal Mark benchmark, it did not exceed 39 degrees Celsius in July, when the old HDD was only 2 degrees lower and there are SSDs that reach or exceed 50 degrees. It's not the top, but it's perfect for slow 6 old laptops.

It was purchased a year ago from a store in Germany. I put it in a Lenovo G50-45 laptop with 2 GB of RAM. It was tested on Ubuntu and Windows 10, and the RAM was upgraded to 10 GB. The computer became unrecognizable. It now has reduced startup and shutdown times, file copying times, and programs open faster. You can also download the SSD DASHBOARD program from the Sundisk website, which is recommended as a companion application. I highly recommend it.

My disk burned out in less than a year and I replaced it with the warranty and got something more valuable.

I bought it in March 2014 with the new system I set up back then. Its capacity is ultimately small and after 4 years it needed formatting, even though I only had Windows and a couple of programs installed. It has never crashed on me. Generally, SSDs perform better depending on how full they are in terms of capacity, so if you don't have it full, it works like a charm. The solution of 240GB and above is better.

For the price it has, it is honest. Very good temperatures as well. Over time, it will show how much it's worth

For the money, he is very good and fast without any freezing or high temperatures. He hasn't reached 40 degrees so far, but I expected him to have RAM memory, like Samsung in SSDs, and sometimes you may notice that he slows down a bit for this reason. However, so far, in the short time that I have him, he seems reliable. For the money, you don't think about it :)

Very good disk for its price. Its speeds, although slightly lower than the competition, are at extremely high levels compared to rotational HDDs! Operating systems and applications start in amazingly short times. The capacity is slightly smaller, but to a negligible extent. Its casing is entirely plastic, without affecting its reliability or functionality, and its packaging is minimal, without any accompanying software or accessory. However, these factors make its price affordable, without the absence of these features being bothersome. Its durability over time remains to be judged.

Update 05/03/2023: It works great so far. It's awesome even though it has undergone countless configurations and rewrites.

From the worst performances on SSD that I have seen. Due to the lack of built-in RAM for buffering/caching, the writes are dramatic.

It has not presented the slightest problem after many recordings and hours of continuous operation, while I do not notice any decrease in performance. It combines speed and reliability.
However, with an additional 5€ (prices as of 17/10/2017), you can buy the Samsung EVO 850 250GB, which is a better choice and has a longer warranty period.

A reliable disk that is very good in terms of value for money and performance. I have it on my MacBook Pro 2011 model and despite the time I have had it, it continues to be fast and efficient.

Simply perfect... High performance without losing its power over time.. I highly recommend it without reservation

High-quality disk from a company that specializes and pioneers in digital storage, recently acquired by the industry giant Western Digital for 20 billion dollars.

I have had him for 11 months. Fast as promised. During this time, he did not lose his performance, he remained as I got him. He is a pretty good choice for an SSD and that's why I haven't gotten another one for comparison