Fast expensive at the time of purchase but these drives are now 2 years old and still holding up really well.

SSDs are getting pretty cheap these days so it's good for the cost.

The star of this build. This part was chosen since I wanted to deliver the most speed within the budget. Great part. looks good too.

Great secondary SSD. I could still recall the days when a 240GB 840 EVO costed this much back in 2013.

Fast and efficient. 1 TB. Reasonably priced under $200. What's not to like? Go for it.

Got it in, got it installed, and hey, look at that! An SSD that works the first time! cough AData cough

With the dropping price of SSDs, this pickup was a direct upgrade from a previous Samsung 840 120 GB SSD. The additional storage is extremely useful since games are starting to take up a lot of storage space.

The 860 has my premiere files loading fast and editing smoothly. No issues so far with this. It was recognized and formatted right away. I got it for 137 and while I would have liked it to be cheaper. I can't complain about the performance. I mainly got this to load games and premiere edits off of. So far everything runs smooth.

It's an SSD, nothing fancy here. No need for nvme for me, I can handle waiting the extra couple of seconds for a system boot. I opted for the Samsung because it was a great buy on Boxing Day and has an incredible reputation. My old 250GB Samsung SSD has never had an issue so I can't see why not sticking with Samsung here.

Excellent drive for those who need lots of storage, and also enjoy the high speeds of a SATA SSD. Another perk is the 2,400 TBW, which makes it a great choice for long-term usage as well.