Samsung 960 EVO Series - 250GB PCIe NVMe - M.2 Internal SSD (MZ-V6E250BW)

make sure your motherboard support m.2

No one will read this review because there is no need to. This is Super Fast and if you are even looking at it then you already know you are getting it. Enjoy the crazy fast speeds guys.

I bought this hard drive a couple of years ago and it has been working great since then. Samsung is a reliable company.

I Used to love samsung SSDs! But Im having terrible issue with this unit!paid double the price for having a samsung ssd m.2 as it was advertised with over 1.5gbs/s read/write speeds but mine only gets 600mb/s, same speeds as normal ssd samsung evo 850! Really dissapointed that I paid double the price for this unit and I am getting normal performance, never been so bummed, windows still takes 15 seconds to boot, something that should take 3-4secs! tried all different configurations, samsung magician says its all ok, but its not, at least I hope this is not normal, I have been having only good experiences with samsuns SSDs 850 evo and pros, but this one let me dissapointed. I just expect my unit is deffective and this is not normal.

Its a really good HD, but gave me a hard time to install as boot one.

Easy to clone the old M.2 to this one, and its extremely fast

Fastest drive Ive ever worked with, its fantastic. I dont much care for Samsung, but they built one heck of a drive here. Very fast, blows my Toshiba RD400 away.

This thing is an absolute beast, and only the size of a stick of gum. With regard to SSDs, there is simply no better quality, or speed than Samsung. A Samsung NVMe drive will make your head spin, if youve been using an old-style HDD, which most people have. Even moreover, even if youre already using an SSD, the upgrade to an M.2 SSD, is about 5 times faster, give or take. There may be others out there for a few bucks less, but if you pass this over, youre going to be missing out. Simply put, you can NOT buy a better drive.

Oh yeah. New Dell i7 with pokey 5400 RPM hard platters to a M.2 NVMe. Hold onto your hats people, we are making the jump into hyperdrive! Used Macrium Reflect and it cloned perfectly first try. HD Sentinel shows it in perfect health. I remember the old 80kb 8 floppy drives on the Wang word processor and thought they were cool... Isnt technology wonderful?

This drive is so damned fast, my data gets younger every time I boot.