Mushkin MKNSSDCR120GB-7 Chronos

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Pretty fast. 12 second boot times.

I owned for about 1 year before it began to freeze, reboot, and log disk errors in event viewer. Then it died completely. I RMA'ed it. I didn't trust the new one so I kept it in its original packaging on the shelf. Almost a year later, I put it in my...

Cheap Good value per GB Easy Setup

Not many features beyond TRIM support Rather slow compared to newer SSDs Died on me while I was involved in a project.

Fast

-died after some light use for 1.5 yr -became gradually slow and unusable -realized other SSD brand actually boots faster after switching out

it works...but for how long?

product was used! it had someone else's C: drive files.

It was very good when it worked. Very quick.

Died before a year with very light use. Computer is off most of the time. I occasionally play games and would mostly stream. It only had the OS loaded on it.

Affordable

Not reliable

Mushkin replaced my first defective unit without hassle. The drive is not the fastest, but it's a good value for the price.

First unit failed after 4 months. The SMART "SSD Life Remaining" value dropped from 100 to 70 in a few months, where my "Deluxe" 240GB Chronos is 17,000 hours old and is still at 98% life. Mushkin's replacement unit is still doing OK, but it is also...

I really liked this SSD hard drive but it didn't last long.

Expected longer life from a hard drive but sometimes they just fail. The one I replaced it with is from ADATA and has a 3 yr warranty with a cheaper price. $44.00.

Was fast, now

Dead after 20 months

Maybe price, but if none of them work for more than a week, that's not much of a pro. Mushkin SSD's make great paperweights.

This was the second MKNSSDCR120GB-7 that succumbed to a very young death. First one died in the first week of use. It's replacement died even younger, after just a few hours of use. 0 for 2. Over the last four years, I have installed dozens of SSD's...