Is deceptive as the best performance I received is less than

form factor is such that it probably will not fit anywhere else, I reformatted mine with the OSX file system; just in case that improves performance in any way...

Performance improved since the laptop wasn't happy earlier with less than 5% of the SSD remaining

It has ver good performance is comparison to microSD cards.

Good quality and performance

The note in description of "Late 2010, Mid 2011, and Mid 2012 MacBook Air models have reduced performance due to the card reader only supporting up to USB 2.0 transfer speeds

simply good enough, fits well, performance such as speed according to specs.

Well the fine print says that "*Late 2010, Mid 2011, and Mid 2012 MacBook Air models have reduced performance due to the card reader only supporting up to USB 2.0 transfer speeds."That is the largest understatement I've ever seen.

Remember to format on Mac format for best performance

Performance is great

on my JetDrive while keeping only systems file (both Mac and Win7) on SSD.Now, i don't have to worry about space, as well as freeing up SSD has improved MBA performance overall

It still works like it is supposed to as well as it did when I bought it.

Unfortunately it does have limitations as to what can be stored on it

I don't have to worry about connecting to my external drive as I've got this little item ready and waiting, as well as to hold extra media such as music or videos.

Using JetDrive Lite 130 128GB version with MacBook Air 13 (mid 2013).It's as fast as it says.

Work as it describe, plug in and work straight out from the box

While it works as it should ,t eh battery drain is quite pronounced

The JetDrive Lite works exactly as they say it does

It's OK, speed is not so fantastic as for internal SSD but good enough for not so critical

ITS PERFECT FOR MY MACBOOK AIR B/C IT DOESN'T STICK OUT