Works well and as expected but its small and I filled it quickly and also ended up adding an SD card to my laptop

My only complaint is with Amazon itself, they seem to have concern for prompt shipping only to those who are prime members

Great price, fast shipping, and now I have a very powerful, very fast, lightweight device for next to nothing

This is not the company I used to praise for low prices, fast shipping of in stock merchandise.

Writing times is not as fast (around 150 mb/s) , but once you install your apps and OS you will be most of the time reading and not writing onto it.

Nice drive, but had to return because I ordered M.2 instead of M... Poor me, but price and drive are nice.

have purchased several of these for cheap upgrades to some ultra books.they have held up, have not lost a single one.the price is great, compared to more expensive drives.also performance is good.

Great price, fast shipping, and now I have a very powerful, very fast, lightweight device for next to nothing

good price go steal.

Throwing this into a chromebook (i3 acer c720) made it a very competitive price to performance laptop.

Perfect upgrade for my Chromebox to partition for Linux using Crouton.

have purchased several of these for cheap upgrades to some ultra books.they have held up, have not lost a single one.the price is great, compared to more expensive drives.also performance is good.

Highly recommend this drive if you can use a M.2 upgrade, well worth it

I put it in an Asus Chromebox MU-75 as an upgrade to the stock 16GB drive and it works just fine.

Great upgrade for 1st Gen Lenovo X1 Carbon when used in combination with an appropriate 20+6 adapter card.

The Transcend MTS400 256GB is not a blazing fast M.2 SSD, especially with smaller files, nor is it the most durable given it is MLC structure

I am using Linux kernel 3.13.0-37 AMD64 which supports this Transcend SSD immediately

Writing times is not as fast (around 150 mb/s) , but once you install your apps and OS you will be most of the time reading and not writing onto it.

I'm writing this after only a day with the drive installed in my Acer C720 which running Linux, so far it works, at least after disabling ALPM.I actually had the MyDigitalSSD SC2 drive which failed miserably after a little more than a month of use, and cost me in data loss (I just binned it and didn't get an RMA due to reading about other failing MyDigitalSSD drives).So my only wish is that the drive won't fail a few months from now, gonna update this later if the Transcend will continue to work correctly (or if it will fail).Update: Almost two months of daily use and the drive still works great.

This Transcend SSD works right out of the box with GNU/Linux so long as you are using a modern Linux kernel

NGFF 256.00 GB solid state disk as a data drive and it works perfectly

It seems to me that somehow the controller gets it into an inconsistent state during a power shutdown

" 64 bit GNU/Linux on my Crucial M550 SATA-III 6 GB/s 1.0 TB solid state

I modified my PC hardware components by adding a Crucial Ballistix Sport PC3L-12800 1,600 MHz 16.00 GB DDR3 SO-DIMM RAM and a Crucial M550 SATA-III 6 GB/s 1.0 TB solid state disk

G M.2 NGFF M2 SSD Solid State Drive (128GB), which is what I'm going to buy when I return this drive.

The Transcend MTS400 256GB is not a blazing fast M.2 SSD, especially with smaller files, nor is it the most durable given it is MLC structure

Now I use M.2 drive for application and use the laptop-bundled 320 GB hard disc drive for data

The Transcend 128 GB SSD works fantastically on my HP Stream.

Alas, my "hp ChromeBox" came with the Chrome OS not installed, so I initially had to make a 4 GB "recovery USB stick"

This should be the fastest 256 GB M.2 SATA in the market

Writing times is not as fast (around 150 mb/s) , but once you install your apps and OS you will be most of the time reading and not writing onto it.

I lost almost software installed on C drive

To be fair, you'll typically only be hindered when installing software or updates.

Once it's installed, everything looks good, but after couple of days, a BSOD occurs with error code 0x000000F4

I would recommend you perform a clean install rather than try and copy your existing OS installation as that makes for the best performance and stability

Performance's good, but lack of minor customer convinience, eg

Performance is not as good as the one came with my laptop

Good performance, much faster startup than my seagate sshd

In the M.2 slot of the Yoga 12 this drive when it wasn't hanging was getting worse performance than a USB 3.0 thumb drive.

Frequent crashes on t450s. 2102: detection error, or I/O error

The Acer Chromebook 15 is very touchy with its 16GB SSD, and mine crapped out after less than a month of use

This is not the fastest ssd, specially for writing, but very good for its price

Its a little expensive for a 512GB ssd, but it is the only one available in the 42mm form factor

I am using Linux kernel 3.13.0-37 AMD64 which supports this Transcend SSD immediately

However, understanding the error codes meant I knew right away the issue was on my end, not the SSD

Frequent crashes on t450s. 2102: detection error, or I/O error

The master boot record will be intact, with the additional bonus that your new M.2 SSD will also be accessible as a data drive in your old OS

I/O errors in linux and crashes on the chromebook even without any other linux installed.

Works perfectly with fast boot times and transfer speeds

So far so good, very easy to install, just make sure you turn off Secure boot and, when installing Windows to it, remove the other hard drive until after installation

than throw away more money, I replaced the internal hard drive with a 1TB SSD

Highly recommend this drive if you can use a M.2 upgrade, well worth it

A very handy boot drive for my ASRock FX990 Fatality board

I'm hoping that there's a firmware update for the hard drive

Next is longevity, only time will tell how well this drive holds up

Writing times is not as fast (around 150 mb/s) , but once you install your apps and OS you will be most of the time reading and not writing onto it.

Writing times is not as fast (around 150 mb/s) , but once you install your apps and OS you will be most of the time reading and not writing onto it.

It is having no heat issues at all, and is the same temperature as the wireless card in the slot fairly close to it, which is basically not much hotter than ambient temperature

Everything works as it should and I am happy

some over heating issue running on a t440 with OS install on the SSD, would freeze every so often

I/O errors in linux and crashes on the chromebook even without any other linux installed.

Frequent crashes on t450s. 2102: detection error, or I/O error

I/O errors in linux and crashes on the chromebook even without any other linux installed.

I/O errors in linux and crashes on the chromebook even without any other linux installed.

Frequent crashes on t450s. 2102: detection error, or I/O error