ORICO 128GB SATA SSD 2.5 Inch Internal Solid State Drive, Read Speed up to 500MB/s, SATA III 6Gbps for Desktop Laptop NAS DIY External Drive - Y20

Very good value drive thats ideal for using as games storage. I am always running out of space as games keep getting larger every year, so it was great to be able to add an extra 1tb of storage to my PC. The speeds are nothing to write home about, but for use as a games drive they are more than sufficient. I have installed Expedition 33 as well as a few multiplayer games and they have all been running flawlessly, with fast load times. The drive itself does feel a little light weight and cheap as its outer case is made from plastic. The screw holes are metal, so the screws won't strip out. The temp is 27c according to HW monitor, so seems to be staying cool despite not having a metal case.

great price with quick delivery, easy to fit and set up. quick boot up and works right out the box just have to initalize first then good to go.

I bought this drive when it was 38 pounds for the 1TB version. Its good value at that price. Its often more like 59 pounds. At this price there are more options, that might have higher performance. Speed wasn't that important in my application. I just wanted something cool, and quiet to run 24x7. I've been using it for a couple weeks, and had no issues with it so far.

Good quality SSD. I bought this as part of my upgrade of my HP 23 all in one from Windows 10 to Linux Mint. It came with fixings and it fitted perfectly in the adapter I bought separately. What a difference to boot speed (10.5 seconds on my PC) and I now have rapid application access times too. Nice drive. Perfect for my upgrade project. It's revitalised my PC.

Excellent SSD. No problems and have already copied a library of films and programs and alls good. Using it with an enclosure as an external HD, working well so far. Tip: Using it for that purpose, you need to initialize the HD in the Windows settings after enclosure installation, I forgot to begin with as it's a number of years since I had done it but once I remembered it then worked plug and play, like a normal of the shelf external HD, between PCs. This review is early in usage but am hoping to get good life from it. Looks and feels good quality SSD.

Supplied with a small screwdriver and four screws. I don't think these drives are particularly fast but they are of course a lot faster than a traditional hard disk and should be impervious to phyical damage and have a more extended life. I bought the 128 GB size which gives space to spare with a 64bit version of Windows 10. The price I paid was about £8.50 which is a very good price for the date March 2025

Easy to install. There's only one way it can possibly be offered up. Came with good quality mounting screws. Fit perfectly. As soon as it was in and formatted that was that. Absolutely no fuss. No compatibility issues. If it's the right format for your device your device will be the problem if it won't go in there. Have had absolutely no problems with it faithfully retaining security camera video recordings.

Unfortunately my SSD would spike to 100% Active Time with zero data transfer after sustained usage, locking up the task and forcing me to physically remove the drive (which was in an external enclosure) to force a removal error and stop the frozen copy/install task. I tried reformatting, swapping cables and enclosures, with no improvement, so it was returned. Otherwise it seemed to be well made, benchmarked well, and the packaging was well presented for a great price.

So far so good. Of course, longevity will be the ultimate judge, and I can't speak to that yet. I replaced an older desktop SATA drive that had died with this SSD. Since it is much smaller than the old style desktop HD it could not be secured in the drive bay without an adapter. I simply used a small piece of industrial strength Velcro to secure it to the bottom of the drive bay. I plugged the cables in and it was good to go. I loaded it with Win 7 Pro. I didn't have to format the drive, although Win 7 may have done that as part of the install. I ran into a glitch during the install, but It wasn't an issue caused by the drive. It appears this issue is not unusual with Win 7 Pro installs, and I was able to find an easy solution on YouTube. Yhe OS install is done, all is working well, and I'm very pleased with the drive. Programs open quickly and the system is stable. The light that used to blink when the old disc drive was reading or writing data no longer is blinking, but that may be because it's an SSD and has no moving parts? Certainly nothing to worry about. And, being an SSD with no moving parts it is absolutely silent. Bottom line? This seems to be a good drive for the price of a similar capacity SD card, and I would not hesitate to buy it again.

gostei, vieram bem embalado, produto de qualidade chinesa!

Magnifique !!!

nice design and perfect fit...plug and play

Bought it for 1700 under a deal killer SSD under budget. Better than crucial bx