Pros: This is rated at 2200MBps read speed and 620MBps write speed. I just got the drive today and I am getting 2672.117MBps read speed and 617.194MBps write speed with the SiSoftware Sandra 2016 free edition software! This is currently the #59th fastest disk ever recorded with this software! I couldn't be happier! This drive uses very little power, too! We'll see how long it holds up! With a 5 year warranty, I should be fine. I haven't decided what to put on this drive yet (Windows 10 or just some programs and games). I just wanted it for the cool factor! This is totally new and I put it on a new Gigabyte Z170XP-SLI with an i5 6500 and it is super fast! Thanks, OCZ and Newegg!

Cons: I am not sure what the little rubber stamp with tape on one side is for and there was nothing about it on the minimal paperwork included in the box. I assume it would stick either onto the back of the card or onto your motherboard. I will find out!

Pros: - Works great a a boot drive on ASUS C612 Motherboard in both Windows 10 and Ubuntu Xenial - Insanely fast - Great for spinning up openstack mitaka clouds with conjure-up on Ubuntu Xenial

Cons: - Can't make me coffee (yes, its that good that I have to make up cons)

Overall Review: - Definitely worth a look for Openstack dedicated NUCs - Makes DM-CACHE and bcached RAIDs scary fast as the cache device.

Pros: Large capacity, MLC endurance, true NVMe speeds, and Toshiba's advanced warranty program can't be beat

Cons: Pricey compared to the Samsung 960 Evo that has better benchmarks, but at least this one is available. Double sided SSD which may not work well in some laptop applications.

Overall Review: This drive was bought as a replacement for the 128GB PM851 M.2 SSD that came standard in my Asus GL702VM. Installation was a breeze and I had no issues whatsoever doing a fresh install of Windows 10 Pro from a USB. I am using the OCZ drivers as well as the SSD management software and haven't had any problems. I wasn't sure if there would be a noticeable difference going from the SATA SSD to the NVMe but my system is much faster during startup, shutdown, and file transfers. I think a lot of it has to do with the small capacity SSD that was originally installed. If you already have a large capacity SATA SSD it might not be worth the cost but for me it was money well spent. I was initially worried about heat management and thermal throttling in such a small thin laptop but so far the SSD hasn't gone above 60C during any file transfers or gaming I have thrown at it. It was a little more than I initially wanted to pay but with the Nand memory shortage it's not like high end SSD pricing and availability are going to get any better any time soon. Overall I am very happy with this purchase and would highly recommend this product to anyone with a system that can take advantage of the performance this drive can offer.

Pros: Fast ,easy install

Cons: None

Overall Review: Great company to deal with. Had some problems with my RD400. They honor their word ,fast RMA response it is refreshing to deal with a company like this. I recommend their products to all my friends and will continue to use the RD400 for all my builds.

Pros: -Small and easy to install -Fair priced -Worked with the MSI Z170A SLI and Windows10 32/64bit Home install on brand new pc -Crystaldisk read ranges from 1900's to 2400's speeds *I'm no expert but speeds of 2600 are only theoretical -As OS drive, boot speeds range from 15 to 25 seconds!

Cons: -Can heat up to 60's C with idle 50's C -Not much else to not like

Overall Review: -The only reason it idles at 50C is because of the MSI Z170A SLI M.2 location, NH D14 being in the way, and no case side fan.

Pros: This purchase was an upgrade from an older OCZ RevoDrive 3 256 GB. I also purchased a store bought version of Windows 10 Pro. Removed the old RevoDrive 3 and installed the new OCZ RevoDrive 400. Put the Window 10 Pro disk and booted. Smoothest install I ever did. Did NOT need any drivers. Once installed I went to OCZ website and downloaded RevoDrive 400 drivers/utilities and installed under/with Windows 10. Perfect, no problem. I waited for a month before I wrote this review, not a single problem.

Cons: NONE.

Overall Review: I am a gamer. I have been building systems since the mid 1990s. My gaming computer is top of the line. The RevoDrive 400 is the best/fastest SSD I have ever owned. It was the easiest install I ever did. Great for gaming. BTW I installed the RevoDrive400 on an Asus ROG Rampage V motherboard.

Pros: -Blazing Fast. 20 minutes for a fresh install of Windows fast. Anniversary update from start to finish, 10 minutes. -512gb is pretty darn good for a m.2 drive at the moment.

Cons: -It's expensive. But did I mention it's fast?!

Overall Review: This is more of an enthusiast part at the moment due to cost. The speed at which my operating system and games load is more than worth it however. I had to disable some Intel Rapid Storage functions in the BIOS to get my Windows Installer to find the drive. Most newer motherboards have better detection, however. Would I buy another? Hell, yes. In fact I'm saving up for a second one of these monsters since my system can support 2 of them. Probably move my games to it and reserve it for that.

Pros: I made a mistake. On the onset this drive has everything one would want in a SSD. Just one small catch, very few motherboard manufacturers support using it as a system drive as they don't support NVME. Don't be like me, do your research and ensure your mobo will work with this

Cons: N/A