DREVO D1 Xtreme PCIe Gen3x4 NVMe SSD 256GB M.2 2280 Internal Solid State Drive 

I fitted this disk to my cheapo Acer E15 start laptop, and what a difference, especially to the start-up time which has changed from really slow to quite quick. It's also a fair bit faster in general use.It was really easy to fit after following guidance from You Tube videos. (Several to choose from.) With older laptops which include a hard disk hatch or access panel it would have been really easy - with my laptop I had to open the case, so not suitable for users who would not be confident to open up their computers.I used free software recommended on the You Tube video without issue, but again not really suitable for users not confident to do this. (It was easy and OK, but not entirely intuitive.)It's also necessary to purchase a USB/sata converter (I found one under £6 from Amazon). It's a fairly quick process with USB 3 but could be much slower on a machine with just USB 2 ports.Only been in use for about a month and so cannot comment on usable life. Recommend keeping old HDD in case of unexpected issues.Good value product which is recommended.

I bought this for a budget mini-itx build, using an Onda b320-ipc motherboard from China and a Ryzen 2200G APU and it's perfect.I cost around £31 at the time (when other 2.5" SATA drives were around £25-26), so there was a little premium on this, but it made the build much neater, saved a £1 on a SATA cable and gives me around 1100-1200MB/s read and 1000MB/s write speed, so I'm really happy with it - and those speeds may, in fact, be limited by the slightly esoteric motherboard that I'm using.There's not much else to say, really. It appears to be reliable so far and I've installed a whole bunch of things on there to around 60% full and it's not really slowing up any - which is a surprise for a budget drive.I'd get more at this price as it makes any build so much nicer when you don't have SATA power and signal cables all over the shop.

Fast memory as described and good price

This worked really well for three years. Then it just died and I could not resurrect it. Make sure you have an up to date backup!

As a subscriber to the adage "You get what you pay for", the Drevo's low price had me slightly concerned about the wisdom of installing one as my Win 10 boot device. I am pleased to say, however, that my fears were unfounded and the card has worked flawlessly for over a month now. I'll be sure to report any longer term reliability problems should they arise but, on the evidence so far, the Drevo is a real bargain. Recommended.

I usually buy SSD by Silicon Power, but this time I thought I'll TRY Drevo. Let down a fair bit. Drive build quality not very good, was a little curved/bent. Performance was poor with lots of lagging. Immediate return for this. Staying clear of it.

This is my 3rd Drevo drive. Unfortunately the 1TB one had to go back due to a fault, but the Drevo team refunded the purchase, so still very happy and would buy more.I also have another 1TB and a 128GB which have worked flawlessly for ages. The performance is exactly as expected with an SSD, and I cant see a difference in normal running between these and the Samsung EVOs I have. No point doing a read write test IMHO, as it's not realistic when it comes to day to day usage.Good purchase, good support!

I bought it for a cheap office PC and I wasn’t expecting to be as fast as my Samsung one because it’s 30% cheaper but it I was surprised! I am getting 535MB/s reads and 465 writes while the OS is running from it. Random IOPS is slower than the Samsung of course but nothing that you will notice in daily use. Another thing that surprised me was the packaging. I usually don’t care about it at all but this one had a very premium feel, better than Samsung and SanDisk at price so much lower. Good job Drevo! Great product. :)