Samsung SSD 860 EVO 1TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-76E1T0B/AM)

I put mine in my PS4 pro. Omg I love it!! Load times cut in half AT THE LEAST! Everything is snappier and faster. Installing, opening, closing, and using games applications. I just cant believe I didnt get it before for the cut on load times in game. Highly recommend it. Its an easy installation process too.

My only complaint is the actual drive space is only 937GB NOT a 1000GB or 1TB. That is significantly less than Samsung represents that youre getting. Other than that its all good. If I wouldnt gotten it for half price I would have sent it back.

My computer crashed and I was told I needed a new hard drive. This matched my needs and was a few years newer than the version that had come with the machine. It was a snap (haha the slot snaps in) to install, has worked flawlessly and solved my problems.

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Great hard drive, fast and easy to install..

Easy to setup and the speed is amazing! It takes 5 seconds to boot up whereas before with my previous HD it took a few minutes. My adobe products boot up fast within 30-45 seconds. Before 860 EVO my Photoshop took 3 minutes and was slow, now everything processes super fast! I recommend you get the Apricorn Sata wire 3.0 Notebook drive upgrade kit to copy your files. Made the process of copying my files easy and fast. 500 GB transferred in 30 minutes., then download Samsung Magician to upgrade the firmware

Install in Dell XPS 15 9570. Getting Computer and Windows 10 to recognize new hard drive a little problem there is a install guide on Windows 10 web sight that is hard to find. Once down loaded and printed out took about 10 min. to set up.

I used this on an old Macbook mid-2012, (4GB RAM). The change of SSD has made my laptop feel like brand new. The speed is amazing

If you want a fast and reliable SSD pick this. Im using it as an game drive and it works better than other SSDs.

Let me start off by saying: the physical part of installing this was super easy. It’s basically a perfect swap for the old HDD. I upgraded my mid-2009 Unibody MacBook Pro (250 GB stock). After I installed it, I flipped it to try and turn it on. I was sent to a blinking folder with a ?, which told me that I had no OS and no way to boot. I tried sending it to the Internet OS install (Cmd + R) with no luck. Tried seeing my options by holding Control. No luck. Okay, so that means no OS for sure. So, I tried to go onto my iMac (2016) to download a bootable USB from Apple, which proved impossible. The new app store simply isn’t formatted to show OS options at all, and will not connect to ones you’ve downloaded on other devices.