Dogfish M.2 2242 SSD 256GB 3D NAND TLC SATA III 6 Gb/s, Internal Solid State Drive - Compatible with Desktop PC Laptop (M.2 2242 256GB)

Wow, easy to install, perfect for expanding storage on this 10.1" windows tablet. Followed the Fusion5 user manual instructions. Now I can store my own files and use the cloud for backup, not the only source for storage. Lovin' it! Go for it! No comments on longevity for now; just got it today. It is wise to backup regardless how reliable the drive. (I once unintentionally dropped a tablet in a creek; couldn't save anything from it. Thankfully everything important was backed up to a cloud service.)

Came on time and works as expected.

Took me a few minutes. Get the ass installed. Now I am looking for a heat sing for the sad, that would fit a fire at t8 plus

Bought an inexpensive Evolve III laptop. Added this SSD to dual boot into Linux for some tethered photography and ham radio software. This is a perfect addition to any laptop with an M.2 slot such as is found in the Evolve III laptops.

I installed this into my Lenovo Thinkpad workstation class laptop, installed Ubuntu Budgie Linux with encrypted ZFS and started to put data on it. The laptop hung 1-2 times and I rebooted, but hoped that it was not a sign... I should have listened to my gut. 2 days after installation, the laptop hung and I rebooted again. It came up to GRUB and hung, waiting for the drive to appear. It gave a detection error on another boot that I cannot remember (POST message from BIOS). Because I had a virtual machine file on it that was temporarily ONLY on this drive, I tried it in my other M.2 slot and it did the same thing. It detected in the BIOS originally as "Dogfish 2TB" if I recall correctly. Now, it detected as "SM2259AB-10-00811000". I put this same stick into my desktop PC with an mSATA adapter and it detected the same way, but this gave more detail - it was a 1.0 GB disk now! I requested a replacement from Amazon and received one yesterday, installed Linux on to it - or at least TRIED to... at about 95% into the installation, it hung. As I expanded the installation window to see the terminal output, I saw "Error sending ATA command..." on device sda. Thinking that this might be my USB stick (ok, hopeful thinking) I re-created a boot stick with the same ISO on it... I got to the point of starting to partition, and it told me there was not enough space to install Ubuntu! So, I checked... and this drive is now detecting as "SM2259AB-10-00811000" as well!! Another 2TB drive magically converted to a 1GB drive. All of this happened while the laptop was fully assembled with the back cover on and sitting securely on a table for installation. I cannot think of any possible way that I damaged these units. I will not be buying another Dogfish.

Easy to install and get going, adds lots of extra space to our mini laptop

I got this to replace a mechanical HDD in my rejuvenated 1st generation applet tv. Runs smooth and less heat transfer. I put this in an IDE adapter And restored my Apple TV to its original format, then added OSMC to gain Kodi 17 functions, to watch my media on my local network. Old dog still has new tricks.

I got this to install in place of the cell phone sim card adapter installed in the little Evolve III laptop. It works fine, although the computer did not recognize the drive at first. I looked into how to initialize a new unrecognized drive and was able to work with the Windows utilities to get the drive working fine.

As a jewelry, 3D design, wax carving, lost wax casting, sand casting, smelting, forging, laser engraving, and sublimation company, I rely heavily on technology to bring my creative visions to life. Recently, I had the pleasure of working with the SSD SATA M.2 2242 500GB Dogfish Internal Solid State Drive, and I am absolutely blown away by its performance and reliability. First and foremost, let's talk about the impressive speed and efficiency of this SSD. With SATA III 6Gb/s technology, it delivers lightning-fast read and write speeds, allowing me to effortlessly handle large files and complex designs without any lag or delay. Whether I'm working on intricate 3D models, rendering high-resolution graphics, or running multiple applications simultaneously, this SSD ensures smooth and seamless performance every time. In addition to its speed, I am impressed by the durability and reliability of the Dogfish Ngff SSD. Its M.2 2242 form factor makes it compact and lightweight, perfect for both desktop and laptop applications. The solid-state construction means it is resistant to shock, vibration, and temperature fluctuations, providing peace of mind knowing that my data is safe and secure, even in demanding work environments. What sets this SSD apart is its versatility and compatibility. Available in a range of capacities, including 60GB, 120GB, 240GB, 250GB, 480GB, 500GB, and 1TB, it caters to a wide range of storage needs. Whether I'm storing large design files, software applications, or multimedia content, there's a Dogfish Ngff SSD to suit my requirements perfectly. Overall, I am thoroughly impressed with the SSD SATA M.2 2242 500GB Dogfish Ngff Internal Solid State Drive. It has become an essential component in my creative process, providing unmatched speed, reliability, and compatibility. Whether you're a professional designer, a digital artist, or a gaming enthusiast, this SSD is sure to elevate your computing experience to new heights. Highly recommended!

After hours of messing around in CMD and trying countless cords and readers, it went to a tech who also fought and lost complete dud. Beware.

Instalado en una thinkpad T470. No es un NMVe, es un Sata, así que no tendrá super velocidades, pero funciona como se espera y es de la capacidad publicitada. Además, el website de su fabricante está activo. Lo recomiendo y lo compraría de nuevo.

Hay que tener cuidado ya que el espacio de mi Lenovo dónde va justo el SSD es muy justo y no permite por 1 milímetro o mililitro y medio y no lo puedes poner

Funciona increíble y no me costó trabajo formatear el equipo para que el sistema operativo iniciara desde el ssd, bastante bueno y barato!