Kingston SSDNow S100 Series SS100S2

It is an SSD

Failed for good just outside of warranty... started failing by being invisible to the system sometimes after about a year.

It is an SSD

Failed for good just outside of warranty... started failing by being invisible to the system sometimes after about a year

Not sure how I missed reviewing this product, but better late than never. For its time it was a good SSD drive. Albeit perhaps slow on transfer speeds compared to today's drives - it has proved quite reliable over the years and has yet to fail me. I...

Small, but everything when I bought it was. It has yet to fail me - like other modern day SSDs has...

This drive has no pros - I went through two that did not work. *HOWEVER* Kingston did finally come through in the end and gave me a much better replacement drive.

The initial 2 drives of this model did not work.

I'm trying to find one. Initial RMA process was bad, then was good, now it's really really bad...

So, after posting my first review here, I got a quick response from Kingston - I shipped my drive in, and they sent one back next day - awesome! What was really bad is the replacement was bad - like, they didn't even test the replacement they sent me,...

I'm trying to find one. Initial RMA process was bad, then was good, now it's really really bad

So, after posting my first review here, I got a quick response from Kingston - I shipped my drive in, and they sent one back next day - awesome! What was really bad is the replacement was bad - like, they didn't even test the replacement they sent me,...

It's a great drive. Installation was super easy. Works fine.

Too small for most games nowadays. Not suitable for operating system.

none. even the warranty process sucks.

I bought this to boot Ubuntu in a little Atom PC I have. Worked great for about a year, and then one day it just doesn't show up. I hit up Kingston's website today to do the RMA process, and come to find out since this is a Discontinued item they have...

Simple, fast... while it lasted

Dying and nearly dead. Have to replace this drive since it is consistently giving errors in the Linux network gateway machine where I have it installed. I have a 2nd one too that I am worried will fail as well.

It doesn't hurt too badly compared to a 3.5" disk if you drop it on your foot.

Both of these drives have had severe filesystem corruption on them. They came with an older firmware, then had problems. Ran their "fix it" cd to upgrade the drive, and put them back in some low power units I have in the field to provide services;...