Dogfish SSD Msata 64GB Internal Solid State Drive Mini Sata Disk Drive High Performance Hard Drive for Desktop Laptop Notebook(MSATA, 64GB)

EZ to install and use

This is the 4th...? DogFish SSD ive bought and so far they are pretty good for what you pay. I keep leaning back to them for all the work I do for others laptops and my own. This little guy was just what I needed to install WIN10-P on an older laptop that had a 500GB HDD. Now that HDD is just the the "D:" in a DVD/Drive bay enclosure. 25-35Sec boot from reset to splash screen is way better then the 1-1:30 min. While I know that time is relative coming from my oldest PC @ 6min load time, YES I'm that old, my client is happy with their "NEW" 2015 Dell/'DINO' booting and running smoother and snappier. Thanks "DOG"...Fish! No I have NOT been endorsed or payed for this. I just speak my mind on products I like if they are worth it to others. This is one such product. P.S. I use the 128GB in my E6540 as the OS boot 2years now all is good.

I used this Dogfish Msata 64Gb drive in a SFF PC to build a pFsense router. It worked perfectly. I added a 2.25" SATA adapter converting the Msata format. It worked perfectly for this application.

In terms of price per available storage, this was the best pick. There was a noticeable difference in this SSD versus the (aging) OEM component, this observation is only made from experience as I ordered this to test a Dell XPS 12 9Q33 for mobo failure...ultimately it was the original OEM SSD. The only reason I didn't give it 5 all-round is that it seems to install upside down with the memory chips facing the inside of mobo. I haven't researched whether this is due to Dell's design, to be fair...this is a legacy connection that seems uncommon.

This product is amazing. Quiet and fast and ez to install with the adapter.

I honestly only bought this because of its affordable price to use as a boot drive in my Thinkpad x220. I haven't had any problems with it, and the boot time is WAY better than a normal hard drive. Getting an mSATA drive allows you to separate the OS files from your other files that you'd rather keep separately in a regular solid state drive. It's even easy for anyone to just move the OS over from an HDD/SSD to the mSATA drive. My only complaint is that this is too big as a boot drive (16 GB is honestly plenty for one OS, but go with 32 if you want to dual boot Windows/Linux). Overall, definitely worth the investment!

Dogfish means quality