TEAMGROUP T-FORCE VULCAN Z 1TB SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal Solid State Drive SSD (R/W Speed up to 550/500 MB/s) T253TZ001T0C101

I installed this in my wife’s PC because her motherboard doesn’t support a second NVMe drive. Installation was straightforward, the drive was immediately recognized, and formatting took only a few minutes. I didn’t buy this expecting a dramatic speed boost, and performance stayed consistent with typical SATA SSD speeds—quiet, cool, and reliable. For systems that need more storage but don’t have NVMe slots available, this is a clean and dependable solution that fits perfectly without fuss.

One of the cheapest 1TB Sata SSD I have found. I honestly purchased this model because money has been a little tight. My PC Only had 500GB of memory and it quickly filled up for games and programs. I bought this to make it so I wouldnt have to constantly remove programs and games just to install another one. Small, light, fits in the standard SSD bracket. NotE: This does NOT come with Sata Power connector nor the Sata Data Cable. Most people should have the Sata Power cable in the box with their PC extras (But always check before assuming). The Sata Data Cable you may need to purchase separately (but very cheap) It was a simple process. Attach to bracket, slide bracket into rack that is in your PC Tower, and plug Power Supply to it, then plug the data cable to it and into the mother board. Done. Very non-invasive install. Was formatted in seconds once the PC was restarted (just using windows). Have had no issues with it, installed larger games at basically the same speed as my NVME SSD (I know its a 'little slower' but to me there was no discernable difference, still 50billion times better than an old school HDD). This does have SATA III compatibility (best data transfer rate in a cabled SSD currently. At this price you really can't beat it. Hopefully it keeps up for over a year or 2 and I'll be happy. Keep In Mind: It is BLANK. If you are replacing the ONLY harddrive you have with this one, you will need to know how to install the OS (probably via a USB boot). In my case, I was simply adding it on top of existing memory storage, so it was super easy. Went from 500GB to 1.5TB in 15 minutes. If you are replacing the only harddrive in your computer, it will take extra steps so your computer will actually have an operating system and work. Be sure to make those preparations. Please, Be sure to look up how to properly install an SSD before attempting. Not because its not easy, but if you have never done it you need to research a little so you do not damage your PC, but promise, its not much at all. Just don't blame the seller if you didn't bother to get the info before the install.

Purchased for a old laptop I had that the hard drive was failing in after so many years (7+ years) used this as a cheap replacement and works well. Faster loading times, has a decent storage capacity for a laptop for mostly watching movies / browsing the internet. Deff worth the purchase.

Enter the TEAMGROUP T-FORCE VULCAN Z 1TB SATA SSD, which sounds less like a storage device and more like a weaponized tech relic you’d smuggle aboard the Millennium Falcon. Is it fast? Yes. Is it flashy? No. Is it trying to hide the fact that it’s the Clark Kent of solid-state drives? Absolutely. For just over $50, you're getting 550MB/s read and 500MB/s write speeds—which isn’t so much “bleeding edge” as it is “respectable commuter in the SSD subway.” It’s got 3D NAND, SLC caching, and a form factor so humble it could pass as an undercover thumb drive in witness protection. Installation? Effortless—unless you count the existential dread that hits when your BIOS refuses to boot because you forgot to update it sometime in the past decade. No mounting screws included, of course, because this drive wants to teach you resilience. As for durability, it’s shock-resistant, vibration-resistant, and has the stamina of a caffeinated camel at 800TBW. In short: your laptop will give out emotionally before this SSD does. But don’t expect glamour. No RGB. No bundled software suite. No artificially intelligent voice whispering your boot time improvements. Just one mission: store your stuff and never complain. Final verdict: Fast, frugal, function-first. If Bruce Banner were a hard drive, this would be him—quiet, efficient, and secretly very, very strong.

Bought this as a replacement for a HDD in a laptop that I was reinstalling a Linux distro. Very fast and made a huge difference in boot time and application launch. A very goof product at a very good price

Oops, I just purchased this, but probably shouldn't have. Every single recent review give it one star, and reports fatal early failure. I just installed Windows 11 on it, and it's actually pretty fast and runs fine so far, but it seems TeamGroup manufactured a bad batch of these and decided it was perfectly okay to sell them anyway. It really does perform very well for the price, but I am thinking of returning it. Bottom line: Read the reviews, especially the recent ones.

Bon produit.

Di buona elettronica! Lo utilizzo come SSD secondaria all'interno del mio notebook! Fino ad ora funziona alla grande! Veloce in scrittura e in lettura come nella descrizione tecnica

Great product does not come with cables please be aware of this

stesse caratteristiche del più costoso e blasonato Samsung, questo marchio taiwanese è da tenere in considerazione!

Je peu pas tester a long terme pour la longévité rapidement donc en principe cela devrait être fiable mais ? J ai installé MX Linux (installation très rapide). Tout ses bien passé. J ai installé un logiciel de test de disque dure. Temps moyen d accès est de 0.06ms (très bon).tôt de transfère environ 270Mo/s sur un vieux PC peu être il paraît ateindre un peu plus sur un autre PC j ai l impression il a du ateindre le maximum que ce PC permet sur SATA. Très satisfait avec mes tests très sommaires et rapide. Va falloir je test a long terme aussi. Pour redonner de la vitesse a un vieux PC c est gagnant! Je conseil aussi MX Linux pour avoir un Linux très performant qui sera plus rapide que des Ubuntu.