- FS810 1TB SSD, 2.5" SSD SATA III 6Gb/s, Solid State Drives, Up to 560MB/s, 3D NAND TLC Flash, Internal SSD for Desktops and Laptops(Black)

I needed to update my hdd to an ssd. I did some research and saw that this brand was a good deal. Bought a separate cable to do the cloning using a free program called diskgenius. It took 1hr to clone and then I opened up the laptop and swapped out the drives. Everything seems to be working great. It was literally taking an entire day for any windows updates to download and install. When I checked for updates after installing new ssd, it took 10mins to download and install 6 updates. I'm so happy I did this. I'm a woman in my 50s and am so proud I saved several hundreds of dollars by taking this on myself. Booting time, opening of files, internet, everything, has been significantly improved. I thought my laptop was outdated but did a google search with type of laptop and what I would basically be using it for and its still a very good laptop so this quick fix was amazing. If anything changes I will update.

I picked up an old iMac G3 Tray Loader for my daughter, who is currently living her best 90s/00s‑tech‑nostalgia life. The original hard drive inside this thing was a whopping 550MB — yes, megabytes — which is basically enough storage for one blurry photo and maybe half a song. So upgrading to an SSD wasn’t just a want, it was a survival requirement. I’ve heard all the horror stories about trying to get modern SSDs working in machines this old. People fight with adapters, formatting issues, boot errors, and then eventually give up and go lie down. So I wasn’t expecting this to be easy. But this SSD? It worked perfectly. Once paired with the right IDE adapter, the iMac recognized it immediately. No drama, no weird clicking noises, no “why is this happening to me” moments. Suddenly this 25‑year‑old bubble‑gum‑colored computer had more storage than it ever dreamed of, and it boots faster than it did in 1999. It’s quiet, fast, and exactly what you need if you’re trying to resurrect vintage Apple hardware without losing your sanity. If you’re upgrading an old G3, this SSD is absolutely the way to go.

Nice drive. Quick. Quiet. Worked well in budget laptops. Purchased two. For two laptops ten years old. Put life back into them. So far very pleased. Easy to work with. Fit and fish was very nice. Packaging was easy to open. Instructions not so easy to read. Luckily common sense takes over , you won't need them. Compatibility, if the sata cable fit and the computer red it your golden. Transfer was really quick. It was a 500 gb. It what I worked with, it came with other sizes in storage capacity. I purchased the 2.5" perfect fit for my laptop. Speed was good onto the solid state drive. Overall I am like the Fikwot drive.

Works well but again not worth the up grade. Runs the same as the cheaper model

Great speed and functions as expected. Installed in a 4 core computer and am very happy with the speed and quality

Great product at a reasonable price.

Item died at 30 days. Website does not load for the manufacturer. NO SUPPORT.

Does what it says on the tin. I think they are conservative with their performance comparisons vs HDD, at least in my case boot time sped up by about 8x, not just the 2 they claim but that may have more to do with how slow my HDD was than how fast this SSD is. Im not worried about actual speed testing, I just wanted to speed up my computer and this did the job handily.

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PCのデータ用SSD-500Gを1,000G（1T）に容量アップしました。 価格の手ごろ感が決め手です。今のところ書き込み速度に差異は感じられません。

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It is very fast and I had this for more than two years with no problem and Data lose.

I wasn’t familiar with the Fikwot brand before purchasing this SSD, but after using the FS810 1TB for a few months, I’m honestly impressed. For the price, this drive delivers excellent performance and reliable speeds that make it a great choice for upgrading older desktops or laptops. Installation was quick and easy—standard 2.5” SATA interface, recognized instantly by Windows, and cloned my old drive without any hiccups. Boot times and app loading speeds saw a noticeable improvement right away. CrystalDiskMark showed read speeds right around the advertised 550–560MB/s, which is fantastic for a SATA III SSD in this price range. It uses 3D NAND TLC, which gives me more confidence in long-term durability compared to QLC drives in the same price bracket. It’s not NVMe fast, of course, but as a reliable SATA upgrade or even for secondary storage, it really shines. I’ve used it for both light gaming and work tasks, and so far it’s been cool, and stable with no slowdowns or errors. If you’re looking for a cost-effective SSD with solid specs and real-world performance, this is an easy recommendation.