KingSpec SSD 128GB 2.5" SATA3 Internal Solid State Drive for PC, Laptop, Mac?P3-128?

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Great product! I used this KingSpec 128GB SSD with a USB to SATA III disk drive adapter and it worked great. I was able to run Virtualbox VMs stored on the USB drive instead of using the disk space on my host SSD. Other big name SSDs could not handle the VM disk IO (ie: SanDisk and Kingston). I'm a Linux developer so this setup allow me to archive old projects to the KingSpec SSD, but still run them later with Virtualbox. For reference the host is a i3 NUC workstation running Ubuntu 18.04.

Great little SSD. I have several KingSpec SSD’s running in different computers, and they all have performed extremely well. I would recommend the KingSpec brand as a good SSD for normal day to day use. I’m not a high read/write user nor a gamer so I’m not sure how it would hold up in those conditions.

Was pleased with the drive. Reasonably priced, decent performance. Worked fine for about 9 months. However, have been unsuccessful in obtaining post-sale warranty support from the vendor. Have attempted 4 times in the past month using their support tools/website. Nothing from the company. I would have considered buying a different drive, and spending a few extra dollars. Will do so in the future.

We have had about 5% of these fail within a month. Filled out the return online and have never received a word back or any followup. On the other hand Kingston and Adata have great RMA and replace the drive in the warranty period without a hitch. As a IT professional that purchases only SSDs for my students and staff, I would recommend avoiding this manufacturer if they will not cover items within their own warranty period. May be less expensive (which is why I tried 120 when the SSD prices were crazy) but not worth the risk. At this point our failure rate was 75% when I pulled them all and trashed them.