Western Digital 480GB WD Green Internal SSD Solid State Drive - SATA III 6 Gb/s, 2.5"/7mm, Up to 545 MB/s - WDS480G3G0A

It's an SSD. Works as expected. At 66 years old, its hard for me to tell if it's fast or slow. Seems fast to me!

Good price and quality

I have a HP laptop I purchased from Costco in '22 and it had a HDD and never really worked right. It finally got so slow that I was ready to get another one. But when I looked at the performance the HDD was always right at 100% no matter what so I thought that despite the properites saying it working correctly, maybe it's the hard drive. I pruchased this one and a inexpensive SATA cable and used Acronis to clone the drive which took over two hours. Once that was done I swapped the old internal HD for this one and it fired up on the first boot in seconds. Now it's like a new PC shuts down and loads in seconds rather than minutes. I'm doing any gaming or anything but all I can say is this disk saved me from buying a new PC. Very happy with it and it's performance. It loads programs and apps extremely quickly.

Works as advertised, easy to install.

Only took a few seconds to format and works perfectly.

I used this drive to breathe life into my old laptop. It worked. My computer is now much faster. At first the SSD drive did not show up after connecting, and I had to play with some settings before making it work. Overall good product.

My primary desktop, saddled with a lethargic SATA HDD, seemed to have enrolled in the Slowpoke Marathon, with boot-up times that could rival a snail's cross-country journey. Initially eyeing a brand that could potentially drain my bank account, I stumbled upon the Western Digital (WD) SSD, a hero in shining silicon armor, offering both reliability and a friendlier price tag.With both my trusty steeds, the primary and secondary HP Z620 Workstations, now equipped with the WD SSD, I witnessed a transformation akin to a caffeinated cheetah. Installing Linux POP-OS on my secondary PC turned it into a speedster, thanks to the SSD's magical potion. The boot-up time, once a coffee-break-worthy affair, now resembles the blink-and-you'll-miss-it sprint of an overenthusiastic track star.To ensure my SSD didn't play hide-and-seek inside my PC, I threw in a mounting kit – because nobody likes surprise aerobatics from their storage devices. All in all, the WD SSD has earned its spot as the MVP (Most Valuable Part) in my tech ensemble. Considering the standing ovation it received, I'm already thinking about giving its twin a backstage pass in my next build.

Marca siempre confiable.