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Edson Azulini Junior
> 3 dayIt works but is so hard to blow it.
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Art J.
> 3 dayFast, quite, cool not hot. Spindle HDs should now be obsolete.
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Zohar
> 3 daylove it - very fast, very easy to install - replaced my wifes old hdd and it was like buying her a new computer
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Victoria Strock
> 3 dayLove the 850 EVO drives a lot of bang for the buck cant go wrong
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Trystan Herzog
Greater than one weekAmazing, recommend!
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Mauro Staretz
> 3 dayTodo product. Best performance. Easy install.
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Chad A. Boehne
> 3 dayHoly cow. Massive upgrade over my 1TB HDD. Super fast. Installation software was a breeze. Took me about 45 minutes, start to finish, and Ive never swapped an HDD for an SSD before.
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Matt
Greater than one weekIts kinda hard to judge a harddrive non technically. It meet the technical specs, and the non-standard drivers (if any) where auto loaded by Windows. So super easy, just plug in --> install windows --> done.
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B. bertram
> 3 dayI have two of these drives and they increase Windows speed immensely. Boot up is particularly enhanced.
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Bluejay
> 3 dayNice technology (the hardware) but I found during attempted migration that only the C: drive was transferred to the new Samsung SSD. Samsung Support clarified that the Data Migration freeware only transfers up to 3 partitions of the source (old) drive, so I should utilize some third-party cloning software if I wish to still keep the Recovery and OEM partitions. It looks, also, that the Data Migration tool only will transfer an active partition that has been assigned a Drive Letter (like C:). If a for-fee cloning product is required to image the entire original disk, that effectively add $50 to $100 to the cost of moving to an EVO SSD.