Western Digital 1TB WD Green SN350 NVMe Internal SSD Solid State Drive - Gen3 PCIe, QLC, M.2 2280, Up to 3,200 MB/s - WDS100T3G0C

Ha funcionado correctamente todo este tiempo

Bueno y a un precio muy bueno para lo que es

The WD Green SN350 1TB NVMe SSD is an excellent choice if you're looking for a solid, budget-friendly storage upgrade. With speeds of up to 3,200 MB/s, it significantly boosts system performance compared to a traditional SATA SSD or HDD. Boot times, file transfers, and overall system responsiveness have improved noticeably since I installed it.The Gen3 PCIe compatibility makes it a great fit for most mid-range systems, and the M.2 2280 form factor was easy to install on my motherboard without taking up extra space. Although it's a QLC SSD, the performance has been smooth for regular tasks like gaming, media editing, and day-to-day use, though it may not be the best for extremely heavy write-intensive tasks.For the price, it's hard to beat the value of this drive. It’s perfect for anyone looking to upgrade to NVMe speeds without spending too much. If you're after solid performance for general use and gaming, the WD Green SN350 is a fantastic choice

No issues so far

Performs as needed, so far so good

This is my secondary/game drive, and has been rock solid. No complaints!

ADDENDUM: After writing the review below, I purchased another 1TB M.2 ssd (Crucial) and had the same experience. I bought another enclosure, BOTH drives initialized, formatted, and worked perfectly. I've changed the rating to 5 stars - I cloned my 250GB hard drive to this one, it is in the laptop I'm using to write this. There is minimal circuitry with the ssd enclosure, I should have considered that as a possibility. The fact that it continued to read/write to the old ssd, but not work with either of two new ones is odd - but, obviously, not impossible. Based on the performance (it benchmarks substantially faster than my old drive), I would recommend this.ORIGINAL REVIEW: Purchased this item based on many glowing reviews. However, I experienced a similar DOA experience that a small number of purchasers had. Placed in an M.2 enclosure I've been using with another drive, which had been working fine. Laptop saw the drive, but couldn't do anything with it. Tried to initialize the drive using Windows 10, then EaseUS Partition Master, then AOMEI Partition Assistant. All reported the same hardware error. I removed the WD Green 1TB drive, replaced my old M.2 drive, came right up and worked fine - copied to, and from, without any issues. Not my first rodeo, spent several hours trying different approaches without success. Also, I did notice that once plugged in, the enclosure became quite warm to the touch, which it had not been doing with my old drive. You may have a great experience, but be aware a small number have reported similar issues.

This review is for the 2TB WD SN350. Sometimes Amazon consolidates reviews for different models together and I want to make sure that if you're reading this review, it corresponds to the product that you are considering. I paid $139.99 for it on sale which is a great price for a 2TB M.2 SSD. In addition, for a PCIE Gen3 SSD, it performs near the peak of that gen's capability. I think the fastest possible read speed for gen3 is 3,500mb/s and this drive achieves 3,150mb/s read and 3000mb/s write as shown in the attached pic from my test yesterday. Given its affordable price, this is an excellent result.One thing to keep in mind is that this is a PCIE Gen3 SSD. There are PCIE Gen4 and Gen5 motherboards that can handle faster m.2 drives capable of 5,000, 6,000 and even 7,000 plus megabytes per second read speeds. Since my laptop's motherboard is PCIE Gen3, I can't take advantage of the faster read/writes of Gen4 SSDs. This is about the fastest I can take advantage of until I upgrade my laptop in a few years. That said, I don't plan on upgrading for a few years and therefore I am not concerned about future proofing my SSD with a faster drive. If you plan on upgrading to a PCIE Gen4 or PCIE Gen5 motherboard soon, or if you currently have one, consider a faster drive, but expect to pay considerably more for it. That said, 3,000 plus read/write is plenty fast and at its current sale price, this is still an excellent deal for any motherboard.