Pros: Cheap

Cons: Failed after 1 yr usage . Avoid.

Manufacturer Response:

Hi Michael,
We apologize for what's happened with your HyperX Fury SSD. We are here for you and can replace the drive under it's three year warranty. Please know we perform 100% testing on our products to ensure quality and reliability, even so all electronic devices have a chance of something happening. So we can resolve this for you ASAP, please refer to case SR253462 and contact us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT or online: http://www.kingston.com/company/contacts#tech

Thank you for choosing the HyperX Fury,
-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support

Pros: Super thin for almost any notebook or laptop size, and great speed for the price. 240gb is a favored sweet spot for me in terms of speed/storage and this drive performs perfectly

Cons: Because of it's small size you may need the spacer it comes with if it does not fit into the cage or housing you plan to use, should not be a problem for computers though

Pros: Fast, and easy installment to my laptop. Had no problems what so ever.

Cons: No cons

Other Thoughts: I just wish Kingston can make graphics card, but i guess they are the best for memory :)

Pros: - Super fast
- Super tiny
- Super quiet

This kind of drive is ideal for your operating system and other vital programs. Has a nice 240gb size to it to boot. Lightning fast if you have the right mother board

Cons: Does not come with a mount, nor software for drive cloning/management, nor connectors of any kind. It's just the bare drive itself... and some mystery plastic rectangle thing. I have no idea what that thing is for and Kingston's website offers no hints. Not really a con, but what is that thing?

Other Thoughts: Really wish it came with a mounting bracket. I have it mounted into my case, but only on one side so it's just kind of floating awkwardly for the time being. Hope this doesn't turn out to hurt the drive.

Pros: Got it for a very reasonable price during the Black Friday weekend. Seems fast enough with enough room for all my programs and documents. Putting pictures, music, videos and etc. on another drive.

Cons: No, I'm OK.

Other Thoughts: Not sure if it was the drive or my motherboard but when I first installed it to clone my old drive to it, it didn't show up. Not in Computer or even in Disk Management, for a few minutes there I thought I had a bad drive. I checked BIOS and it was there but showing as a hard drive not SSD drive, once I changed to SSD in BIOS and went back to windows all was good and I proceeded to clone my old drive to it and away I went.

Pros: If Kingston uses only synchronous NAND (not a-synchronous) there's a chance performance will hold up over time.

Cons: Kingston, please broaden your baseline performance standard. Please incude either CrystalDiskmark or AS-SSD benchamarks rather than the top-speed-while-going-downhill-with-a-tailwind ATTO benchmark.

Other Thoughts: Guess i owe Jewel from Kingston an apology. She promises they'll use synchronous NAND when they switch to different chips without providing an updated model number.

Pros: I have been used this drive for 2 weeks. It was so easy to clone my old HDD data to this HyperX Fury 240GB. It is very fast and stable. The price is also not to expensive for this fast SSD.

Cons: None

Pros: Just purchased this SSD for my 17 year old daughter's laptop. Her system now boots up in just a few seconds. As always Kingston delivers with high performance at a very reasonable price point.

Cons: Form Factor, not really feeling the sticker label.

Pros: Price to performance is amazing
installed in my laptop and im getting 6 second boot times!

Cons: None

Pros: Price is under .50 cents a GB
Respectable performance
Improves boot times well over platter drives
Compatible with laptops
Makes an excellent external back up drive
Adds noticeable performance improvement to ANY PC

Cons: High end or extreme enthusiasts that want faster
No capacities larger than 240GB available - yet?

Other Thoughts: The previous anonymous reviewer is simply trolling a non-existent artificial issue. It's common for all SSD manufacturers to change affordable controllers or even the NAND like RAM manufacturers change the ICs or SPD chip on the memory modules. As long as performance remains the same or improves between changes, we consumers are happy. Purchase to your heart's content as this my SSDs are running 24/ 7 for two weeks now without issue.