Timetec 256GB SSD 3D NAND SATA III 6Gb/s M.2 2280 NGFF 128TBW Read Speed Up to 550MB/s SLC Cache Performance Boost Internal Solid State Drive for PC Computer Laptop and Desktop (256GB)

The Timetec 128GB 3D NAND SSD is a solid storage option that delivers reliable performance and value for money. After using this SSD for a considerable period, I can confidently say that it offers a great balance of speed, capacity, and affordability.First and foremost, the performance of the Timetec 128GB 3D NAND SSD is commendable. Powered by 3D NAND technology, it provides faster read and write speeds compared to traditional hard drives. This translates into snappy boot times, reduced loading times for applications, and smoother overall system performance. Whether you're using it for everyday tasks or demanding applications, this SSD delivers a noticeable improvement in responsiveness.With its 128GB capacity, the Timetec 3D NAND SSD offers ample storage space for most users. It provides enough room for your operating system, essential software, and a substantial number of files. Additionally, the 3D NAND technology enhances data reliability and endurance, ensuring your files are safe and accessible over the long term.In terms of value for money, the Timetec 128GB 3D NAND SSD is hard to beat. It offers an affordable price point without compromising on quality. Compared to other SSD options in its class, it provides a great balance between performance and cost-effectiveness, making it an attractive choice for budget-conscious users.

Fantastic drive to update my 320 GB SSD. Works flawlessly with my Dell G3 laptop. No issues installing windows would not hesitate to buy again. I highly recommend this excellent drive that is very fairly priced.

Timetec will be my first choice for inexpensive storage/RAM from now on.I purchased this SATA SSD because i was looking for something inexpensive/low capacity to run in my RPI for Homeassistant OS. Installed this shortly after purchasing it in September of 2023. It worked without issue until a couple weeks ago when i experienced storage failure. I attempted to re-install the OS, but was unable to. Based on experience it looked to me like the SSD had gone into read only mode, which is common with flash storage failure. I emailed support since it was within the 3 year warranty they offer and they promptly provided me with a shipping label to return the failed SSD. After receipt, they had my replacement shipped out that same day and when it arrived i was up and running again (was able to restore from the most recent backup no issues). Is it ideal that the SSD failed? No. However, my RPI is running 24/7 and has data being pretty much constantly written to it, so i am not all that surprised. Support was fantastic (shout out to Mark) and they replaced my drive no questions asked. I will definitely be purchasing more products from Timetec in the future.

Upgraded memory in old laptop. Easy to install. Great value. The computer is much faster now. Works great. No problem with heat

I have an older HP SFF desktop that I can't seem to part with, kind of like family now :)The existing M.2 SSD was failing, kept getting the blue screen of death and after troubleshooting, found SSD going bad. Bought the Timetec 512GB SSD as replacement based on reviews and price.Used CloneZilla to make copy of old SSD while still alive and cloned my Windows 10 setup to the Timetec 512GB SSD. Write time was pretty good during the cloning process.Doing a benchmark test on the Timetec 512GB SSD, the results were not bad, but my older HP desktop could be issue with speed - hard to say.Botton line, good SSD and would recommend.

Works great.

I always use Timetec when able. They just work and can't be beat for the price.

I bought this cheap ssd for my first PC build ever thinking it would be OK to cheap out on atleast one component as everything else on my pc was expensive but GOD WAS THIS A MISTAKE. (I have used this ssd for approximately one year) First issue I had with this my PC was random heat spikes from the cpu which led me to believe the cpu was just a lemon but I stuck with it anyway cause it wasn’t a big deal. SECOND my sound setting would randomly jump up and down in games and in movies, sometimes even just looking at the actual sound setting you could watch all of them jump from 70-100% sound like a ghost was messing with me. Again I ignored this as I didn’t want to spend another 300$ on another CPU.THIRD issue I had with this PC my ICUE program would not run properly and neither would my LCONNECT software, fan lighting was a horrible experience so I was convinced it was the software.FOURTH ISSUE startup turned into 1-2 minute long start ups and I was also created with a “repairing drive c, press any button to cancel this” I had no clue what that ment, everytime I went to download stuff onto the drive it was working fine so I didn’t think it needed any type of repair.FIFTH AND FINAL PROBLEM: I could no longer install or delete anything onto the drive as once I restarted the pc everything would magically reset to its previous settings (example: I deleted iCUE, then reset my pc and boom it magically reappeared. I installed valorant then reset pc then boom it magically vanished. I was so frustrated as I thought this was some type of critical hardware failure, I couldn’t even play video games as after around an hour the whole pc would just crash.Finally I decided to try to fix the issue by starting with a new much more expensive name brand ssd and a fresh install of windows. My PC is now running faster then ever, sound bugs fixed, ICUE programs and lian li software running like a dream, do random heat spikes on my cpu no random crashes on my PC. This ssd has been a curse on me for over a year and because of it I almost spend another 300-400$ on components that I didnt need. (I know what your thinking, I must have downloaded a bunch of malware or things of that nature on the ssd, WRONG this pc and this ssd were used for Video games ONLY unless steam and riot games gave me a virus which I highly doubt) Do yourself a favor and spend extra cash on a name brand ssd unless you really don’t care about your pc and the information on it. Im finally free from this curse of an ssd. If I could give 0 stars I would.