Consistent SSD 256GB 2.5 Inch SATA Internal SSD - Read: 550MB/s & Write: 500MB/s - Solid-State Drive 5 Year Warranty (256, GB)

Decent product especially considering it's cheap price of 1400 something. I needed to build a WFH PC for my use and I assembled a 5th gen i5 along with 16 gigs of ram and all I needed was an ssd to make it snappy enough for my work and I was right it did make it pretty fast even though it was a very old setup.

It's a good SSD for an old Sata 2 or 3 HDD laptops or desktops. Getting 400-450 MB read and write speeds on my laptop. Boots my lappy in 10 secs. Good for its price, it's much cheaper locally than Amazon.

Good

Best performance

One of the worst product i have ever seen in my whole e commerce trade,i changed it 4 time in chandigarh l,every time SSD got malfunctioned

This is one of the cheapest drive on 240/256GB category. Best thing, it is 256GB compared to 240GB drives so you end up getting little bit of more space while paying less money. Coming to the product details, Interface -> SATA 6gbps Capacity -> 256GB (Actual usable 238.xx GB on Windows NTFS) Warranty -> 5 Years Origin -> Made in Taiwan Windows is detecting the drive as Consistent 2.5 SSD 256G, so branding is good, doesn't look like cheap import with brands own sticker on them. Nice touch. Real world large (several GBs) file read / write (Copy to & from another M.2 SSD) performance. Please note, there none of the drives are OS / boot drive or have swap in them to check the raw speed. File Copy Read -> Around 450 mbps (bytes) File Copy Write -> Around 450 mbps (bytes) (as reported by Windows Task Manager / File explorer) Main purpose of this drive for me (personally) is to use it with my old Core2Quad Q6600 as it's OS / boot drive to run that old system as Home Server. There, OS boot time, software launch times, and general running performance or VM deployment times are satisfactory & similar to any other costlier SATA interface 2.5inch SSDs. Cons :- First negative is their product information page critical information section. Brand is not mentioning certain critical & very important parameters of the SSD, like TBW / DWPD. Incase you are not aware of this, Google for it. -> However, 5 years warranty should be sufficient for any home users. It is one of the longest warranty offered by any SSD. Second negative is with additional software tools. For ex. larger brands have their own software tool set for monitoring drive health, life span, etc with formatting tools and such. Consistent have nothing. -> But once again, its a minor issue. For actual home or even pro users, these tools aren't necessary. Over all, fantastic value for money product delivering great performance with a very long warranty.

Got the 256 GB SSD for 1200, delivery was fast and the product arrived in proper unharmed state. After 22 days of use on my desktop which I use mainly for video editing Premiere Pro and After Effects, it's been flawless. Tried a few demanding games like Hitman 3 and WW3 and they loaded within 10 seconds on a SATA II cable. Only drawback I found was in build quality, one of the bolts came out while I was screwing it in my cabinet. But that's what you get from the brand and price point. If you don't want to spend abit more for a more premium product this SSD is a good choice. Edit: The SSD died after a year's usage and lost all work related data (I'm sure I didn't go over the write cycle), so if longevity is one of your concerns then don't even think of buying this.

It's working very nice