I use it on a Macbook pro M3 pro for time machine and file transfer, and it has been convenient for me. It is small in size and has speeds over 900mb/s verified with Blackmagic. It seems high quality. Time will tell its durability

Copying and transferring speed to the Kingston XS2000 4TB SSD = 28MB. With a brand new Lenovo 3.2 Laptop. Otherwise, the description holds true.

During a period when it needed to be used as a boot drive for multi-boot on a laptop, it proved to be problematic as communication between the laptop and the SSD was lost at random times, resulting in the operating system crashing. The firmware of the SSD had been checked and was up to date. The solution was to purchase the corresponding Samsung SSD, which, as it turned out, did not have such issues. I deduct 2 stars for this reason. If someone needs it simply for static data storage, it does its job and is fast.

I did not give it 5 stars because I had to buy a USB-C female to USB-A male adapter, which is not included in the package, and I am not sure if it can support the cable's speed. Other than that, it is very good.

The disk is truly incredibly fast and half the size of a 2.5-inch SSD. Simply awesome

The speeds it claims, I can't reach them on my computer, but I am also a generation behind (maybe 3.1 or 3). However, when it records or when it loads games that I have installed in it, everything happens quickly and the workload doesn't exceed 30-40%. It's worth its money (I have the 2TB one) and for future use on a newer computer, etc.

I use it for VMs and file transfers and it has been extremely helpful. It is tiny, so it doesn't take up space in my bag. The only thing I regret is not buying the one with 2TB.