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Alan Baker
> 24 hourI have purchased these drives in all capacities available. I use to purchase other, more expensive brands but now buy these exclusively. Inexpensive but have adequate speed for everyday use and they are dependable!
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Don W
> 24 hourThis product is much faster than a flash drive. If you use it to create a system image for a full backup, on Windows 11, first format it to NTFS. The speed I got was around 100 mb/sec. Its a real bargain for the speed and amount of storage.
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Customer
> 24 hourOverall happy with this SSD, its going to be perfect for work travel! R/W speeds are good as well.
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Matt James
> 24 hourThis item works as described. Made a big difference on my 64 gb MacBook Air 2012.
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Miro
> 24 hourItem shipped quickly and worked perfectly.
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Ruben David
> 24 hourLooks original, working well.
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Alejandra McDermott
> 24 hourThe first drive decided to brick. Couldn’t format it, nor did the computer recognize it. Manufacturer sent label to return the old drive, and they sent us a new one once they received the old drive. While the replaced drive didn’t brick transferring data, the message “there are errors on your drive, recommend scan and repair” did occur, but it did scan and repair, and so far has been working as advertised.
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DMAdam47
> 24 hourIt arrived well packaged and an attractive box. It has a nice quality feel to it and was preformatted NTFS which the norm for windows and was recognized as soon plugged into either a USB A or with adapter into a USB C socket. If you are going to use it on a non Window device you might consider reformatting to xFAT. I had no functional problems, readily opened up and transfers of my images was fast so Im pleased with the unit. It is a great unit at a good price and they also have 512Gb and 1 Tb ant extremally good prices.
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BB
> 24 hourMost of the SSD upgrades I found for the 2012 MacBook Air consisted of an adapter that you plugged into the MacBook in which you could insert a traditional M.2 SATA SSD. I tried one of those first, and after a couple of weeks my Air wouldnt turn on at all. After reinstalling the original drive, it started working again, but I still needed the extra space. This was the best price/performance option I found that had the proprietary native interface that was only used in the 2012 MacBook Air and its worked perfectly :-)
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Donald Rowland
> 24 hourAn easy way to change the ssd, and a good capacity....