Crucial MX300 750GB SATA 2.5 Inch Internal Solid State Drive - CT750MX300SSD1
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MarginalGuy
> 3 dayBlazing fast and large disk space (750gb). I have been using SSDs for the last 10 years (mostly intels for reliability) in my rigs and I found this to be a very good consumer grade level product. Only time will tell how long this will last, but from other reviews, this line has not failed to satisfy most peoples need.
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Eric
> 3 dayThus far has been working out for me. However, the software supplied might give you issues on clinging so just a heads up use Google and research if this happens. I got the software Aomei to help me out and worked very nice plus it keeps the drive together when cloning because Windows has a known thing to partition the drive weather you like it or not.
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tikosmi
> 3 dayreplaced a much larger laptop HDD in my MacBook, simultaneously accellerating the speed of the device for my routine uses. I always depend on Crucial products for all of my memory needs. Best out there!
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T. A. King
> 3 dayAhh...the perfect upgrade for my Mid 2012 Macbook Pro 13 - El Capitan boots up super quickly and the overall experience is much snappier!! With this drive and 8-16 gb of RAM your MBP should be quickly zipping around like mine! I feel as if Ill get another 2-3 years out of my MBP 13 with this upgrade!
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Stephen
> 3 dayI used this SSD to replace my hardrive on my MacBook Pro. I had read the reviews for months and saw all the great feedback on how easy the drive is to install and how fast it was. My only complaint is that I didnt buy this sooner. It was super easy to transfer the data and install. It boots up so much faster and application open up in a snap. I LOVE my new SSD!
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Berta Purdy
Greater than one weekAfter 3months, no issues at all. You only get 698MB, but that seems to be normal for all 750GB drives with Windows OS formatting (I am not exactly sure why). Been using as my primary drive and it still says 100% life left on it.
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Michael D
> 3 dayWhen it comes to SSDs, unless your putting them into a server the sued differences between them will almost certainly be negligible. For home users what should be important is if it works out of the box and how long it lasts... I have purchased 9 different crucial drives in the last 2 years and have not had a single problem yet. For the price and performance gains its almost a no brainer to add an SSD to your laptop or desktop computer.
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Tim E.
> 3 dayI downsized my HDD, copying things to a large USB drive and then cloned it to this one with no problem, with Windows 10. It came with a software key for something, but I cloned it with another free product. I dont remember making a boot order change in BIOS, since it was all so trivial. I feel spoiled now.
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Nagy Balazs Andras
> 3 dayHad some trouble with cloning: the software would not notice the new drive if it was in a USB 3.0 rack. It worked after attaching it to an internal sata cable, although there was no graphical interface, and I could only guess that it was working due to the HDD activity led being always lit. Other than this, zero problems.
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A. Sikdar
> 3 dayDidnt work in my lenovo laptop as this product demands higher amp: 5v 2.1A - which was making windows 10 OS freeze. I finally installed an Intel drive, 5v 1A, which works fine. I do not recommend this product as this may damage the notebook hardware.