Pros: Quick speed, lower power usage, small size

Cons: Does not last as long as I hoped

Overall Review: After 1 year, this SSD started to have issues because there is over 2GBs of space that is gone, unusable, missing.

Pros: Purchased this drive because it was getting good reviews for reliability, and I haven't been disappointed.

Cons: A little small for a boot drive- even if you disable hibernation and move your page file to another drive.

Overall Review: I had too many programs that needed to be on the boot drive, so I bought another and made it a raid 0 (I still had 7 GB of space, but wanted to be safe). I am happy with my raid 0 as I back everything up, but if I did it over I would go with a 60 GB or larger. If you run Windows 7 with more than 12GB RAM, you will need to remove some RAM , install OS, and disable hibernation before re installing RAM.

Pros: Works great, windows seven installed fast, mounting brackets easy to use, comes with sata cable and mo lex to sata power. Windows seven rates it at 6.6 BUT im waiting on getting a new computer so its running on a older machine with only sata 1 so performance is bound to increase when im running this on a modern mobo

Cons: None really, its performs great. Maybe sata 3 for the future but thats about it.

Overall Review: Its a great addition to an old computer, or even a new one. also Its better off to do a clean install of windows, dont clone your drive with the software that came with it.

Pros: no problems.... great great product ...

Cons: none

Pros: It's still a SSD.

Cons: Well, I just got Windows 7 installed and all the updates applied, software installed, etc and then decided to do the ol' WEI. I have an Intel SSD in my other desktop, which I paid 3 times as much for so maybe I'm spoiled, but this drive was only rated 5.9. That's the same score as my 2 year old WD 250 7200.

Overall Review: For the price, it's not a bad way to go. Just don't forget that you get what you pay for.

Pros: This SSD was bought for installing the core system on my new desktop. It is fast to read (and write, but I do not write much to it now), quiet and will probably last a while. The BIOS screen takes longer to pass than it does to get to the login screen after booting the operating system. Shutdowns are extremely fast too.

Cons: Mounting it was a bit tricky as I was unsure of how the brackets were supposed to be used. Now that I figured it out, it is obvious though, so maybe it was me.

Overall Review: While this drive is small, large sizes are not always useful. At this time, SSDs are much more expensive per GB than hard disks. However, the benefits of an SSD are great for certain uses. Using a small SSD for the operating system and a hard disk for everything else seems to have been a good choice. I am using a Linux distro with kernel 2.6.35-22. I do not remember the lowest, but the newer kernels support TRIM and other SSD features.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: I will start by saying that I thought this drive was going to be just barely big enough for Windows and a couple games I play. Well it would have been but it occurred to me after 4 failed install attempts that Windows creates a pagefile to match the amount of physical RAM you have. I could have worked around this by removing 8GB maybe, installing, then putting the 8GB back, but I did not even want to bother. I was so frustrated when I got to that point I just decided to ship it back and buy a larger SSD. So if you have 12-16GB of RAM, you need to look elsewhere. You cannot change the pagefile until after you load into Windows and unless you remove RAM JUST FOR INSTALLATION you will not be able to use this HDD.

Overall Review: I suppose I should have known better but the days of worrying about disk space seemed to be so far off, this thought had not crossed my mind since the early 90's. I am giving this drive a terrible rating strictly due to my frustrations experinced. It may very well be a great drive, I never got the opportunity to try it due to the headache I received trying to install it. If you want a SSD smaller than a lot of thumbdrives, this is the drive for you. Personally, I think 60GB is the minimum you should use if you have the budget for it. You DO get what you pay for.

Pros: Installed easy and booted right up.

Cons: None with the drive itself, my issue is more with how Windows 7 defaults to this drive (running this and 2 x RAID 0 arrays) for both its install and default storage place for data and programs. 30 GB can fill up very fast unless you tweak Windows 7 by hand.

Overall Review: The included software is pretty useless, but Windows 7 and XP both recognize that its a SSD and do the right thing with hardware settings.