256GB SSD NVMe PCIe Gen3x4 8Gb/s M.2 2280 3D NAND High Performance SLC Cache Read/Write Speed Up to 2,000/1,600 MB/s Internal Solid State Drive for PC Laptop and Desktop

While the market explodes on SSD prices, timetec is pretty budget and is a great product. Amazing value for what you get. Make sure you do research as to what the best fit and compatibility will be for your pc. Exactly as advertised with no issues. Pretty simple install, it was my first time installing storage and I did it in about 20 minutes. My only complaint is it was advertised as 1TB and I got 880GB but that’s to be expected when you use windows. Overall, amazing for its low price and I would definitely recommend.

Just bought TT 1 TB and installed as the disk drive D, working. work fine in my LG17ZN90 Gram laptop. Net final memory in the computer is 954 GB. Good for budget type SSD. Would recommend it for the American small company product located in San Jose. Do have to go buy the 00 philips head screw driver to take the SSD slot screw off, but it is worthy.

This is my first Timetec device and it has stood the test of time. While other SSD devices made by 3 other name-brand vendors failed within a 3 month period, this TimeTec has been used on a daily basis in a USB 3.2 adapter so I can transport revenue contracts and PDF files from my laptop to office desktop. It has work great for over 2 years now.

I upgraded my Dell Latitude 5490 by replacing its original 256 GB M2 SATA drive with this new one. The result was a substantial increase in storage capacity - I now have four times more space at my disposal Additionally, I noticed a significant performance boost, which is more than threefold the previous speed. I'm extremely pleased with my purchase and recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable upgrade. Update: I purchase two more to be used as portable drives. They are working fine in there NVMe enclosures. Update: I bought the 256 GB size to upgrade an HP Stream Model 14-cb116ds which had only 4 GB of ram, 64 GB of eMMC storage and a Celeron N4020 processor. Everything is working as expected. Update: It has been over a year since I purchased the Timetec 1TB SSD NVMe for my Dell Latitude 5490. It is still working well. The M.2 slot is only PCIe 3 x 2 limits the speed of the drive a PCIe 3 x 4, see the Crystal Disk Info. The speed is still good. It is a little bit different from the first Crystal Disk Mark that was run with the default settings. The new one was run with the NVMe settings. It has listed Read/Write speeds of 2,000/1,600 MB/s. It is great value for the price.

Works like it should. It’s a little bit slower than Samsung speeds but still a massive improvement from a Hard drive easy to install and stays relatively cool under load

First module was faulty and kept disconnecting from the computer. On the plus side return was very quick and easy. Replacement module is working fine, so if it stays that way this is a great price for and SSD and would recommend it.

I'm one to encourage smaller brands by buying from them ahead of the bigger, better known ones. Timetec, being a smaller brand, was no exception. The specs for write-read speed, the 1,800 TBW, the DRAM cache etc were comparable to bigger brands: WD, Samsung SN750, Crucial etc. Now, couple that with all the glowing reviews, and I was willing to give this one a try. My hope was really high on Timetec that I, in fact, bought their 3D NAND SATAIII SSD (1TB) as well. Installed the 2TB stick into my Dell Latitude E7470 with no problems. Installed my Windows 10 and booted up the system. Again, no problems. Then, I installed the CrystalDisk info to check for the SSDs health. And that's when things went south. Now, the health status read 98%. Odd, considering the SSD stick is brand new. So, I ran it again. Same thing. I got in touch with customer service. They replied promptly. Said it was indeed strange. I didn't hold this against them. After all, sometimes one slip through the cracks. So I returned it for a replacement. On receipt, I ran the same health check. Again 98%. I said to myself, maybe it's not a big deal. Let's see if the read-write speed is as blistering as advertised. So, rather than a 3,400/3,000 MB/s value, I got readings that were almost HALF that: 1,735.64/1,634.45 MB/s. Now, keep in mind, I mentioned earlier that I'd also bought the SATAIII SSD. Well, this experience prompted my running a health check on it too. Fortunately, it came back 100% good. I wasn't quite ready to give up on this NVME SSD, so I somehow tried to convince myself that perhaps the fault was with my laptop. So, I switched out the Timetec, for another fairly up-and-coming brand Inland by Micro Center. Specifically, Inland Premium NVME 2TB. Installed it. Ran a check. Health status 100% good. Enough to convince me to return this Timetec for a refund. Mailed customer service to share my experience and advised them to do a better across-the-board quality control check on this product. They replied with a courteous apology for my unpleasant experience. I would've given this a 2 star if not for their prompt CS response. That said, you can take your chances with this 2TB SSD. But off the top of my experience, I'd suggest a pass on this one ... for now. Hope this review was helpful. * **************************************************************************************** * UPDATE (12/16/2022): As you can see, I've upgraded the star rating from 3 stars to 5 stars. And here's why. The previous review (which I'll keep up to give you context) was based on the "old logo" Timetec. This is me, now, after purchasing the "New Logo" Timetec. My initial thoughts were: "It'll take more than just window dressing the SSD stick with a new plastered-on logo" to sway me. What's under the hood of this newer iteration? Well, that's what I was about to find out. My previous qualms were twofold: 1) The health percentage was under 100%. 98% to be exact. 2) Write/Read speeds were less than half of what they advertised. But, since that time, I've taken possession of a Dell Precision 5520, which has two SSD slots: One for SATA III SSD, and the other for M.2 NVME SSD. So, as I browsed through Amazon for a new SSD to slot in, I'd noticed Timetec had updated their logo. And so I said to myself."Hey, why not give it another try?" So glad I did. Trust, I ran a Chrystaldisk info heath check. Came back 100%. Same for the SATAIII SSD. Speed was also close to as advertised. Two thumbs up. Oh, and before I forget, let me add that the average core temp was sub 39 degrees (with a silicone thermal pad). Now I can confidently declare, "go get Timetec." They're an upcoming US based brand with probably one of the best pricing you can find in the market.

Worked like the proverbial charm. Initialized, partitioned, formatted and all is well!

Steady transfer speeds. It's not the fastest but for the money it's great. DRAM cache on an inexpensive NVMe drive is very hard to find.

Ho preso anche una memoria RAM della stessa marca e sono soddisfatto della qualità

Pro: Price & reliability - the sixth Timetec SSD, (NVMe & SATA), SSD I've purchased in the last two years, none of them have failed or not met the stated performance. Con: None Recommend Timetec if you're looking for a fairly priced SSD upgrade.

rien à dire ça fait le travail.

Bene! Tutto ok. Ottima e veloce