1Tb Ssd Micro Center

[1500 G / 0.5 ms] Good performance and a great value for a 1TB SSD

[0.1 lb] Computer recognized it without any trouble. It is working very well with my new 1TB SSD drive. Computer runs better than new!

[ATX] I installed a 2.5 1TB SSD on this converter and it works as advertised. No issues.

[On Adapter Only] I originally had a 1tb Lexar micro sd card for my SteamDeck. That was a terrible experience it would always overheat and slow down to ridiculous speeds where it was impossible to do anything. This micro sd card on the other hand never throttles as bad as that one. It does get pretty hot and does end up slowing down but it manages to maintain a reasonable performance. You will get a little over 1.4tb of usable storage which amounts up to a lot more than a 1tb micro sd card then it seems. This micro sd card is good for any casual uses such as gaming handhelds, tablets, raspberry pi, etc.

[0.135 lb] I installed this 1TB BX500 SSD into my Lenovo H430 desktop PC that is about 5 years old and cloned the old Seagate 1tb hard drive (hdd) to the Crucial BX500 (ssd). It worked perfectly and now loads windows 10 in about 10 seconds instead of 10 minutes. I left about 15% unallocated space in the primary partition. I used Macrium Reflect free software instead of the Acronis True Image free software that was recommended, it was my choice, not that there is any problem with Acronis True Image

[1 TB] I just finished using the OWC SSD Aura Pro 1TB upgrade as well as using the OWC 64gb RAM, and am looking forward to continuing to monitor the performance compared to the original 12gb RAM and 256GB SSD. Replacing the SSD was surprisingly simple - I used Carbon Copy Cloner - just the free trial - and copied my original SSD over onto the new internal from OWC using the included SSD enclosure (available as a kit from OWC or here on B&H). I bought the trashcan on sale three years ago (from B&H on Black Friday) I think and it was so much cheaper to buy the base configuration and make my own mods rather than paying out the nose for Apple's upgrades. Plus I could spread out the purchases and have the extra, original SSD in the new enclosure. Win win.

[0.08 lb] I plugged this NVMe into the NUC 11 (NUC11ATKPE). I had a well-known 1TB SSD in the NUC before dropping in this one, so I had a benchmark of sorts. With this SSD, I believe the NUC 11 ran a bit faster. It wasn't a dramatic difference, but perceptible. Another plus was the Crucial cost of this 2TB Crucial drive was only about 30% more. Very satisfied.

[ 2.5" SSD ] Used the Glymph as my time machine back-up and files storage for my iMac, as my iMac only has a 1TB SSD storage. Speed I am getting is as advertised, which was what I was looking for in an External storage.

[Plastic] The Lexar 1TB ARMOR 700 USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Portable SSD is an excellent choice for me because of the speed, durability, and security. Its exceptional value compared to others in the market which makes the ARMOR 700 stand out. Also the performance and reliability it offers make it a worthy investment for professionals and tech-savvy users who need a robust and fast portable SSD.  If you require top-tier performance and rugged build quality, the ARMOR 700 should be at the top of your list.

[6.3 x 5 x 0.85"] I've been using the LaCie 1TB Rugged Mini SSD for about a month, and I love it! The tough, light, portable design is perfect for my needs. The speed is fantastic — transferring large files is a breeze with USB 3.2 Gen 2x2. Plus, the durable build gives me peace of mind. Highly recommend!