

got an old Dell computer with a 160gb spinner that took forever to boot. Saw the Team Group Vulcan 256 and thought i would try it out. shipping was earlier than expected and did a clone using Acronis and Boom so fast bootup! almost as fast as my i5 system! very impressed with this. Ive used Team Group ssd's before with no issues. May try an M.2 soon on my system.

- "Cheap" - Fast enough - Speeds at or above advertised specs

Fast and inexpensive

Using as a programs and games drive only and have had no issues so far. Reads and writes with no issues.

Easy to install, fast enough for the purpose, reasonable price. One year in and no issues.

- Easy to install - Heatsink works well. - Benchmarked speeds reach close to advertised speeds . - 5 Year Warranty

- Measured benchmark speeds meet advertised speeds - Heatsink is unlikely to interfere with components - 5 year warranty

Have installed many of these drives, mostly 256/512s, and very happy with there performance. They aren't the fastest out there, but they are a good bang for the buck. Haven't to this point had a single failure or DOA. They are a great drive to replace an old spinner drive. I use only the CX2's, not the CX1's, and I'm happy with them.


It works very well as a replacement for the factory SATA drive in my Dell laptop that failed. Great price. Happy to have the improved performance of a SSD. Has been installed for about a month now with no problems.

Easy to order ,shipper and product 1st rate. Samsung perfection.

Easy install, meeting specs so far, inexpensive

- Very fast, getting over 14k read and close to 14k writes on b850 AMD motherboard - Price is amazing compared to the samsung 9100

Fast transfer speeds, fantastic read/write speeds

Arrived On Time, Installed no Problem, and so far has worked as advertised.

It EASILY hits the speeds advertised. doesnt run too hot (with standard thermal pad that comes with X870 Tuf Gaming it was hitting at most 32 Celsius) Cheap

Fast boot with WIN10 Home 64 No issues installing into an AS Rock B450 Fatality MB.

Wow, large file transfers / access are a breeze. Best NVMe ever (as of 6/2025)
