If you are building a fresh computer it shouldn't be a problem, but if you are upgrading be sure to know where all the extra screws you got are.

TLDR;-Noticeably slower than higher end (NVME) M.2, but still fast enough for most users unless building a very high end gaming rig.-If you don't have mounting hardware, purchase some as it is not included.-Check your owner's manual of your motherboard or your laptop to make sure your computer is compatible with M.2 if you're unsure

Easy installation, detected and formatted on boot and blazing fast computer now.

Same old computer I put the drive in is now MUCH faster!

This goes without saying, but in order to use the M.2 2280 SSD, your computer needs to support it

Computer is super snappy, almost no load times for programs, and boot is very quick too

You can get one on here or at your local high quality computer store like Fry's electronics

I got this 1TB SSD module to replace the woefully slow performance of the module that Glyph puts in their Atom ( Glyph Atom Grey, 275GB SSD, USB-C (3.1, Gen 2), USB 3.0, Compatible with Thunderbolt 3 ) external SSD

All I had to do afterwards was to format the 1T hard drive which came with the laptop and assign it to store photos, videos, and large files