512GB SSD NVMe M.2 Internal Solid State Drive,Up to 3500MB/s, w/V-NAND Technology, Storage and Memory Expansion for Gaming, Max Speed,Black

Tiene una velocidad de lectura y escritura muy buena

Buena calidad y funciona al 100

This was perfect for my needs, and it was at a great price.

The product works great, but when I went to find the provider there were no resources available for troubleshooting or customer service.

The thing worked smoothly, no hassle to install. I was amazed of the thin and light physical construct yet it's efficiency but best of all, the great price. Now I have to wait to see it's shelflife

Works well speeds both read and write are in the 400s

Purchased drive in Mar '24 and drive failed in Aug '24. There is no actual path to get warranty service for anything purchased from JOIOT. Amazon points you to their website which is just a static set of product brochures with no warranty or service info/path. JOIOT's seller page on Amazon says to e-mail them but that gets ignored (waited 20 days for a reply). So, when your drive fails, here's how to address it:1. Go to your Returns & Orders view and locate the entry for when you bought the drive2. Click on View Invoice3. On the line listing the JOIOT item, click on "Seller Profile"4. On the Seller Profile page, click on "Ask a Question" which is to the right of the Seller Profile5. I asked what the RMA process is for a dead SSD.6. They will respond with:Thank you for your support and order.Please select the after-sales service you need to handle in the after-sales window.Best wishesJOIOTHowever, there is no such after-sales window that I can find on Amazon nor on JOIOT's website. So, I tell them the same and they will ask for your address and send you a replacement. The only good news in the process is that the replacement arrived within three days (via Amazon).I can't stress enough this is not how to do business and will avoid JOIOT going forward (and have no plans to rely on the replacement drive).

Liked the price and ease of installing it in an external case. I used it on an M1 Mac Mini and it initialized just fine. When I transferred more than 100 pictures at a time the drive ejected without warning. I rebooted, repeated the same process and it ejected again. I stuck it in a different case and the same thing happened again. So I exchanged cables to make sure that it is not the case and/or cable. Then I thought it might be the speed of the M1. I then used the external drive in an Intel Mac and the drive showed up on the desktop and I transferred 8,687 jpeg pictures in less than 4 minutes. I was pleasantly surprised as to the speed and performance. Then I plugged it back into the M 1 and all the pics were there and it worked perfectly.