Joined on 04/22/09
Nice price, good quality.
Pros: Good price, good quality.
Cons: None so far, but we'll wait to see how long it performs well. I was happy with my OCZ HDD too before it died unexpectedly.
Dead after 6 months
Pros: I guess the only "pro" is that it's Intel, it will be more stable (supposedly).
Cons: Dead after 6 months, without any prior signs.
Overall Review: SSD is not ready for the market, these are too buggy and too unreliable.
Unlike phones - poor quality product, bottom got cracked for no apparent reason.
Pros: - Works good, while it works.
Cons: - Within couple of months I noticed a small crack on the bottom. I am positive I did not drop it. The crack became bigger with wear up to the point when it started scratching the hand. I will probably have to just throw it away as it's becoming useless.
Overall Review: - I am a Huawei fan when I comes to phones. I tried different phones including iPhone, Google, Xiaomi, LG, Motorolla and my 2 Huawei's beat them all both in quality and performance. So, I decided to give smart-watch a try. I bought a FitBit to my wife and daughter, but decided to go with Huawei myself. Unfortunately, it didn't work out well.
Started failing with BSOD in 12 months
Pros: Good price & fast.
Cons: My laptop started randomly failing with BSOD about a month ago. Since messages are somewhat different run a Memory Diag test - came back with RAM problems.
Overall Review: Disappointing, but stuff happens with electronics. Too many factories in China.
OCZ SSDs seem to be unreliable.
Pros: High speed, good price - 5 eggs for sure.
Cons: Although all the "pros" doesn't measure up with cons, especially when it fails. I was reading the reviews before buying the Vertex LE (first edition of Vertex 2) and thinking: maybe some guys are just unlucky and bought it. I regret it big time now, especially after it fails several days before scheduled backup. My problem is simple: if you claim SSDs are more reliable - QA it good. I had no traditional HDD failing on me in 6 months. I'll be looking at Intel now.