I use it on a laptop with hackintosh software. For its price, I believe it is value for money and worth its cost. Before I installed this SSD, I used an HDD and hackintosh took at least 25+ seconds to load, it may have been more but it has been a while and I can't remember the exact time. However, with the SSD, the software opens in at least 5 seconds and I don't have to wait for all the applications to load first, like I did with the HDD. It's worth it.

I bought one WD Green at 240GB and also got a second one at 480GB. Very good and two for their money. Overall, WD is a very good company, all my HDD and SSD are WD.

For the price, it's amazing! I put it in an external case and I have it with me for use via USB3. It reaches the maximum of USB3!

So-so kids. I would suggest giving a little more money for something better. It was purchased to upgrade a laptop, but the difference compared to a 2.5'' SSD is noticeable, maybe even up to 50% lower I would say, but there was no space and it was used in the M2 port. It's better to look for something slightly better.

I have it for about 2 months. It is very good. It was installed on an hp laptop that was slow and revived it. Very fast startup and normal data transfer. I definitely recommend it and it's worth its money.

For the job I need it, the disc is just fine.
The price is good too, at 45 that I bought it 1.5 months ago.

Get a larger capacity to get more value for your money. Samsung is not the best, but it's okay for its price

What better cheap and fast, what else do you want, I have it for 1 year and it remains just as fast, I have done so many formats, kids

Although I haven't had him for long, I am completely satisfied with his performance. I recommend him for anyone who wants something economical. I will add more things over time. For now, buy it without fear!

I put him on a relatively cheap laptop for €300, which I needed something basic and in terms of space and speed because it had a 30GB flash drive. The laptop opens in half the time it used to open and so far everything works well, with very good temperatures and everything running smoothly on the laptop. At the price of €20-€25, I think it's a very fair choice

I put it in a new build with Ryzen 3 1200 and an ASRock B450....for its price, it is excellent.....it's worth it for the 25 euros that I paid for it...

It was simply purchased due to its very low price and was installed in an Asrock motherboard.
It played directly, seamlessly, and overall its performance is great for what it promises.
I didn't notice any delays or freezing during its use, but it's still early days, time will tell.
Due to its small size, it requires caution regarding what will be installed on it and some tweaking of the operating system for user files.
It does not come with any diagnostic software, but considering its selling price, it is reasonable. However, you can download it from the WD website.
It is not a performance beast, but for everyday use in budget systems, it is considered satisfactory.
We will see how it performs.