Kingston KC600 1TB Solid State Drive, mSATA Internal, (SATA/600)

So far these appear to be excellent SSD's for my new UGreen DXP2800 NAS. Easy to install and get up running. My only complaint is that I would have liked 4TB SSDs but instead of 2TB but they were not offered. I would have had to get a different model which would have cost more than double what I paid for the 2TB units.

My old laptop was incredibly slow, even from startup. This new Kingston KC600 SSD is a breath of fresh life. For my occassional use, the laptop now has renewed value for the price of the SSD. Word of warning for old machines - cloning from old drive to new will result in MBR partition which is compatible with BIOS firmware. BIOS firmware is not to be confused with newer firmware with options for Legacy / UEFI and the associated GPT partitioning. (Kingston may not mis-attribute nor waive my 'moral rights')

SSD was as advertised. Installed without a problem. Loaded windows 11 pro

This was the third SSD migration in 4 weeks. All using the same kit. Two kits were missing the accronis coupon, necessitating a call to support. While support resolved the issue, it was nice to find the required code in the box. This upgrade was as good as could be expected. 5 stars (other. Two would be lower due to the missing code).

KINGSTON CUSTOMER SUPPORT SET MY MIND AT EASE ON ORDERING THE 1TB MSETA MODULE. I WAS CONCERNED THAT I COULDN'T RETURN IT IF IT DIDN'T IN MY DELL PRECISION M4500. THEY SAID NO PROBLEM. I PULLED THE TRIGGER AND ORDERED IT. THE ORDER PROCESSED AND SHIPPED QUICKLY. IT ARRIVED A FEW DAYS LATER. I INSTALLED IT IN LESS THAN 15 MINUTES THEN FORMATTED IT. THAT WAS IT. IT WORKED LIKE A CHARM ON FIRST BOOT-UP. GREAT PRODUCT. GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE. GREAT WARRANTY. THANK YOU KJNGSTON.

Switched out old WD HDD's for new Kingston SSD's. I cannot believe the difference. I had a vision, but this change is the best thing i have ever done for this PC. AMAZING. Anyone who is not doing this is crazy. I stood on the sidelines for too long. Should have done this long ago. Absolutely insane the difference.

The mSATA card came when promised. I used Apricorn EZ-GIG software to clone my existing smaller mSATA and (a bit surprising to me, I must admit) it all worked perfectly the first time. At the same time, I replaced my 500GB SSD with a 2 TB SSD, so now my 8-year-old laptop has double the storage, running much faster.

I am very happy that I bought the KC600 SSD 1024GB2.5&quot from Kingston ! Kingston is a well known brand with a high reputation company that I have trusted for a while. I have done a great amount time, searching internet just by "best SATA SSD", Kingston products shows up almost everywhere. I was looking for a SSD with SATA interface, balanced in its functionality, performance, reliability, and price. The product description of the KC600 says, "... , It comes in both 2.5" and mSATA form factors using SATA Rev 3.0 interface with backwards compatibility. The KC600 utilizes the latest 3D TLC NAND technology while supporting a full-security suite that includes AES 256-bit hardware encryption, TCG Opal, and eDrive. It features read/write speeds up to 550/520MB/s to efficiently store your data up to 2TB ". It also provides " limited 5-year warranty with free technical support ". Many other brands only provides " limited 2-year warranty ". I can see that Kingston has a very high reliability confidence for their products, Besides, many other brands SSD don't come with a hardware encryption available. The installation is very easy. Its performance is excellent. I was so happy with my KC600. You know what, 5 days later, I bought 3 more pieces of KC600 for my other systems.

This is an acceptable SSD. compact and light, and has SATA connection.

I purchased the SSD with upgrade kit. My laptop is Windows 10. Down load AcronisTrueImageOEM_5128.exe No Problem. When attempted to install the software, I immediately get the message "Acronis True Image OEM Installation Failed". A phone call to support revealed this is a well known problem that has been going on for weeks. The immediate fix or work around was an E-mail with a link to Macirum software product that was a trial version that permitted cloning. Their instruction for cloning were not easy to use especially going from a 256GB drive to a 512GB drive. I must have pushed the wrong button because clone failed and I cannot boot the drive or erase the 512GB Kinston disk. It seems I must purchase the full Acronis product to make my new Kingston disk useable