SP Silicon Power Ace A55 1TB SATA SSD, Up to 560MB/s, 3D NAND with SLC Cache 2.5 Inch SATA III 6Gb/s Internal Solid State Drive for Desktop Laptop PC Computer

The item received in good condition with very quick delivery , well packed , the copy paste speed is very fast, i purchase this SSD to use it in Blueendless Rj45 External Hard Drive Case, amazing working , just format it with NTFS and speed are fast ,,, recommend

Works well in RAID0 environment. Speed is as expected from SSD. Price to quality is great.

Good quality product, High speed data transfer, eazy to install, very good working prize also not high

I got it on time and installed it right a way without issues. Highly recommended.

Good and nice bought it at very nice offer

Worth for the money

Excellent.

I bought it to replace the hdd of my ps4 with this ssd I recommend this type very fast n reasonable price

tres bon disque dur. Aucun bruits aucunes erreurs sur le disque tres bon achat.

Worth it.

This was one of the best values I've found for SSD's in the 1TB range. Most others still run well over $100 for 1TB of storage (at the time of this review in Dec 2019). Silicon Power does provide free software for download to check and monitor the health (and check the SMART stats) of their SSD drives - SP Toolbox. I would recommend downloading the free utility from SP's website for occasionally checking and ensuring your drive is in good health. From a transfer rate perspective, this SSD works as advertised, and performs as well as a Crucial MX SSD 3D NAND that I also have installed in the same desktop system. SSD's are best for general purpose use - primarily as boot drives for OS and apps, especially on laptops. The OS will boot much, much faster from a SSD compared to a mechanical HDD, and the SSD will consume a lot less power than a mechanical HDD. Apps also launch in a fraction of the time on a SSD. The only drawback with a SSD is its overall shelf life - it has a limited number of writes, which not a huge factor if you're only using the drive for booting the OS and running apps. For media storage, backups, databases, and large files, mechanical HDD's are still the way to go, and they're still a lot less expensive than a SSD. Over time, if you write or delete a lot of data from a SSD drive, performance will begin to deteriorate. Most however will not encounter much in the way of performance degradation, even after several years of drive use. Either way, SSD is best for "read" operations, and will vastly outperform a mechanical HDD for reading data, hence the much faster boot and app launch times. They are well worth it for the performance boost...time is money. Silicon Power seems to be making quality drives that work, but time will tell. If it fails or clunks out early, I'll be back here to modify my review. Otherwise, no complaints, 5 stars.

Works well as described

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