Samsung SSD 860 EVO 1TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E1T0B/AM)

Wow! I got this on a black Friday sale and it is the best purchase Ive made! Installation was simple and the migration software is super intuitive. You will need an HD to USB adapter, though.

I replaced the hard drive for my Macbook Pro Early 2011 with this SSD, along with replacing the memory. The computer runs like its brand new. I cant remember when my computer would run so fast. The install was easy. Highly recommended!

This is my third Samsung SSD. From what Ive read, at least for now, Samsung SSDS have the edge in quality. I am willing to pay a little extra to get that.

Can’t go wrong with a Samsung 860. I bought this so I have all my games on one drive. Couldn’t be happier. It’s the drive on the left in photos, the other is a much older 840 still working great.

I see many people have problem or trick with this card.

Installed 2tb Samsung 860EVO today, using Samsung data migration software. Installation went very well, all data transferred without any problem The drive is working great, plenty of speed, quick start up, Very happy with the product and the software.

I decided it was time to upgrade my, and my partners, Asus Tuff gaming laptops from a HDD to an SSD. After speaking to my partners brother, who is an I.T tech, he recommended the Samsung EVO SSD. After reading up on SSDs, and looking at cheaper options, I decided that it was better to spend a bit more money for a good quality, and highly recommended SSD, the Samsung EVO 860. If you are looking to upgrade, do it, you wont regret buying this SSD, our boot time is extremely fast, applications open in an instant, and gaming is a dream with no long loading times at all.

Installed this in my late 2011 15inch MBP and it really helped spruce up the performance. Easy to install and no issues thus far.

This item arrived dead on arrival. By that I mean BIOS on several computers could not recognize the drive. I also tried several external enclosures and they would not recognize the drive either. Never had this happen with other brands except Seagate. I filed an online ticket with Samsung, and it was relatively painless. Just needed invoice, pictures of the drive, serial number, and personal information like mailing address. They paid for both shipping both directions. In total it took a little over 2 weeks to replace. I am happy there is a warranty, but Im not to keen on reliability after this experience, and it did waste a lot of time.

Does the job, and makes an older laptop feel zippy.