I needed a disk for my laptop to go on a trip the next day, and unfortunately the local store had this thing. I don't trust the brand anyway, but I didn't expect it to be so terrible. Of course, I didn't have an alternative, so I would have bought it anyway.

I won't say much, just USELESS, luckily it broke yesterday and I will replace it with a reputable manufacturer. (because nothing is more permanent than temporary) I don't know if it has a warranty and I don't care.

Shall I say that its speed is lower than a decade-old OCZ? Shall I say that in the year 2020, after less than a year, with 40% writes, its performance dropped by half and became only read? As if we're talking about SSD technology from 2006? (yes, in 2020!!!! bought somewhere in late 2019! these things were happening with MANY WRITES 15 years ago) Shall I say that it came with partitions that needed reformatting to install Windows? (well, this is not tragic but it's another stupid downside... I mean, do they really think we would trust FILES on this thing and they even divided it into partitions? looool) Just a useless product, and even for its supposed cheap price, it's probably overpriced.

In a samsung laptop with AMD E2 and SATA2, I replaced the HDD and the laptop is great! The disk has no problems with AMD, unlike other cheap ones (e.g. burst).
With the installation as it was with Win10, it's very fast considering it's playing on a SATA2 motherboard, about 380Mb/sec or slightly lower in writing. (edit: in a clean installation, it reached 443 in read and write!
It gave me a bit of a hard time maybe because of the old motherboard with the idols, so I ended up doing a clean installation and everything is fine. In my main PC where I tested it (AMD 3870 APU), it was naturally even faster due to SATA3, approaching the speed of the existing Samsung 860 EVO, although still far from it. In terms of feel and speed, it reminded me of the old 830 EVO-64 GB.
Definitely a good purchase for its price, although it lacks cache memory, which is missing if you install an operating system on it. However, in SATA2, this probably doesn't matter as it definitely surpasses the platform in terms of speed.
In short, if you have AMD or SATA2, it won't bother you like other cheap ones, even though it's slightly slower than others in this price category.
Good temperatures, I don't know about durability...