Samsung 870 QVO 1 TB SATA 2.5 Inch Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) (MZ-77Q1T0)

I recently upgraded to the Samsung 870 QVO 2 TB SATA 2.5 and it's been a fantastic addition to my computer setup. The drive is lightning-fast and I've noticed a significant improvement in boot times and overall system performance. The 2 TB capacity is more than enough for my needs and allows me to store all of my important files, photos, and videos in one place.Installation was a breeze and the Samsung Magician software made it easy to clone my old drive and transfer all of my files over without any issues. The drive is also very quiet and doesn't generate any noticeable heat, which is a plus.Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend the Samsung 870 QVO 2 TB SATA 2.5 to anyone looking for a high-performance and reliable SSD. The price is a bit higher than some other drives on the market, but in my opinion, the speed and reliability are well worth the investment.

Excellent. Replaced my PC's internal hard disk with this ssd. Fast, quiet and no problems.

Managed to get this for £20 thanks to the sale and a gift card, so I think this really deserves a review.I really haven't stressed it too much in terms of an SSD, but it's been absolutely rock solid and is my speedy games SSD. It uses QLC (quad layer cell) flash memory, so it's going to be slower than something using triple-layer stuff, but this is meant to be a CHEAP model, so i can't exactly blame Samsung for slapping QLC into the 870 QVO. They rate the 1TB model for 360TBW (terabytes written), which is pretty standard fare for a QLC SSD. You'd have to write over its total capacity 360 times to go past that. It's going to last a while.Write speeds will be slow for anything but sequential writes because that's just the nature of it, what with it using QLC alongside random writes and reads being slower on average than sequential.Overall? Yeah, it's really good. Despite Samsung's suspicious business practices it's a good SSD.

After replacing my aged HDD I now have 3 of these solid state drives in my PC. They have made a big difference in loading up times and having the amount of capacity across the 3 means I can hold different files/media on 2 of the drives and use the 3rd drive as a back up for essential files etc.

My laptop (3 years old Pentium 2 core, 4GB RAM, 1 TB HDD Acer aspire es1-571-p1vn) was disappointingly slow from day one. As it got older and more programs and updates installed it got painfully slow.Although I use an android tablet for most things nowadays, I still need a windows platform PC laptop for some things like editing my website.After reading reviews about the difference increasing memory and changing HDD storage to SSD can make i decided to do the same.So glad I did, the difference is like night and day.I first just upgraded the RAM from 4GB to 16GB which although improved the speed and range of usable programs it still had painfully slow start-up times and usability.The RAM installation was a bit of a pain having to strip down the laptop and remove the motherboard to insert the memory boards to the underside.The SSD drive installation however was quite easy.After cloning the HDD drive to the new SSD all that was needed was to remove all the screws on the base of the laptop, lift the keyboard sufficiently and slightly move to the side without needing to remove its cables and wedge up with a none conductive pack. Then just remove the retaining screw on the bracket on the back end of the drive. Slide the drive away from the motherboard to unplug it, easy.Swap the securing bracket from old drive to the new, slide in new drive and screw in the retaining screw to bracket.Clip the keyboard back on, shut laptop and put the screws back in the bass of laptop and your done.When booting you are prompted to select the new drive as boot drive and that's the installation done.The cloning software downloaded free from samsung.com was easy to use and it took a couple of hours to copy 250GB from my old HDD to the new SSD using usb3.Extremely pleased with better than new laptop.Cheap laptop now performs like a high end.Bootup, logged in and start using in about 25 seconds now as apposed to 9 minutes.Much quieter with no HDD as well.I should think battery will last longer too but wrote this review straight away as so impressed with SSD.In fact I think I will be using the laptop more often now as a pleasure to use.Note. If you are also upgrading RAM which is a more time consuming process you may wish to consider if the bios battery will need replacing soon as that also is on the underside of the motherboard.