Western Digital 500GB Blue SA510 SATA Internal SSD
$34.99
$64.99
46% off
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Condition: New
Capacity: 500GB
Top positive review
2 people found this helpful
Works great, speeds up old laptops nicely!
By T_S_H1 on Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024
I've bought and installed several of these over the last few years, and had great results. I use them to replace the old spinning hard-drives in older laptops, and it cuts boot time dramatically, and really breathes new life into old laptops.No cables or screws included, but that's not an issue when I'm cloning and swapping out the old hard-drive.It's not NVME, but it helps get a couple / few more years out of a laptop by making the system much more responsive.I've only had one ever die, and that was because the laptop motherboard fried and took the RAM and SSD with it. So not an issue with the SSD, just an issue with the old HP laptop.Highly recommended. :)
Top critical review
14 people found this helpful
0 stars if I could
By CR49 on Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
I would give this 0 stars if I could. I ordered two drives for my children for Christmas last year. The first drive lasted about 6 months. It bricked while my daughter was working on her summer projects for high school and she lost all of her work. It was awful...but the company sent us a new SSD drive and we moved on.The other drive was installed in my youngest daughter's computer. My youngest is a very gifted animator. This year she is taking two college level art classes and has been working on animations for her final project. We have stressed that she needed to back up in multiple places but as with any teenager she did what she was going to do. Two days ago her WD SA510 SS drive bricked. Her computer on boot could not find an OS. This of course during midterms when she had to upload parts of her animation.We tried multiple methods of installing the SSD drive in other computers, trying to power cycle the SSD with no luck. I overnighted the drive to the best rated company for recovering data from SSD's (shout out to Desert Recovery) but the news was not promising. 25% chance of recovery due to firmware error and a charge of $995 if they could recover. Her art is worth this much to me even with money tight but leaving it up to her to decide if we should try.So tonight I sit her upset and looking up this drive and this drive is KNOWN to fail. It is known to have issues. We have had 2 brand new drives BRICK in less than a year.DO NOT PURCHASE THIS DRIVE!!!
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