Pros: fast
great while it worked

Cons: was wonky for a few months then finally failed, windows wouldn't boot, reformatted and it worked for a day then the same problem.

Manufacturer Response:

Bill,

We apologize for the inconvenience you experienced with this drive. We have created a case, SR0351065, please contact us at, Kingston Technical Support line: (800) 435-0640 (714) 435-2639 Monday - Friday 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. PST, and we can further assist.

Thank you for using Kingston Technology as your upgrade partner.
~Darren/Kingston Technical Support

Pros: -Fast
-Reliable.

Cons: None yet.

Pros: Quicker than HDD's.
Cheap.

Cons: My 3 year old Crucial drive that I've booted from daily performs 2x if not 3x faster than this drive, and this drive hasn't been written to other than initial format and the test. My read/write performance is 237.5MB/s and 157MB/s, respectively.

Other Thoughts: The drive is pretty cheap, but I expected better performance for a SSD. File transfers from a RAID0 array to this SSD barely hit 60MB/s. My other SSD will sustain 150MB/s. It's a SSD after all, but it's pretty sluggish. Good candidate for a netbook, maybe, but I wouldn't put it in a high end gaming PC unless a serious budget is required for boot drive or game drive.
Newegg- now you know.

Pros: - Speed

Cons: - Size

Other Thoughts: I purchased this drive to be a primary boot device on my Windows 7 desktop and replace an HDD. Booting to Windows takes less than 5 seconds on average with this SSD, on the HDD my computer took at least 20 seconds to load Windows. One downside to SSDs is that they are currently much more expensive per GB, for this reason I purchased the 120GB model for Windows, Applications, and Games. My desktop still uses standard HDDs for storage as they are much more cost effective per GB when speed is not a crucial factor.

Pros: -Cheap
-Much faster than a HDD

Cons: -Slower than other SSD's but Still 10x faster than a HDD.

Pros: Very nice product

Cons: None

Pros: fast

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: if u looking to use this as a boot drive for windows 8 and below u will have no problem but if u want to use it for a boot drive in windows 10 u will have to buy Paragon Migrate OS to SSD™ 4.0 and it has to b 4.0 there is no torrent as of yet so u will have to pay 19 bucks but if u search the program name and but 15 bucks after it u can find it cheaper

Pros: You will get your money worth. Easy to install. I recommend a 120gb for a laptop if you are going to install it on a desktop just get a 250gb at least.

Cons: none.

Other Thoughts: Kingston has never let me down.

Pros: Like the title says this is the 4th drive of this type i have bought and not had a problem with one of them. Cheap, and gets the Job done. However im not too worried about read write speeds.

Cons: None that i can think of.

Other Thoughts: Great drive, used in 2 laptops and 2 desktops. Not one problem.

Pros: Easy to set up, gets the job done fast. Its been trouble free.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Would recommend to anyone who wants a low price SD with good results.
Great way to spped up that system with out investing a lot of money.