Corsair Reactor Series CSSD-R120GB2-BRKT 2.5" 120GB USB 2.0 & SATAII Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)

50% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

60% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Drive worked great for the 2 weeks it worked. Benchmarks were right around advertised. Win7 and other programs loaded extremely fast

Computer didn't recognize the drive after a restart

SPEED! It's fast, lightweight, and has a small profile. TRIM support, it's been reliable

Bleeding edge always costs more, and the tech advances make it feel archaic within a year

I got theses in a round about way from New Egg through Corsair RMA. I can say Corsair does attempt to correct problems and their customer service is ok but painfully slow. Ok, that's the good

I started with R60 SSD drives (4 of them). Attempted Raid 0 and got nowhere. Constant broken or failed arrays or BSOD. So after working with Corsair service we dediced that 2 R120 drives would be the best bet. Well, that helped a little but I still...

None... guess it could be a paperweight.. too light though

Where does one start, like other users only saw 1/2 the drive.. RMA'd to Corsair.. that took forever.. second one arrived... it seemed dead.. called Corsair for tech support... we managed to see the drive.. then format it. Tried to use Acronis on the...

I have no pros for this drive

Horrible experience. Windows 7 does not reconize... format happens then when you power off.. it never comes back.. I AM BEYOND my 1 month on newegg because Corsair said to ship it to them... I CANNOT use this drive.. I would NOT RECOMMEND this SSD to...

Works stable. Fast for the money

The drive was really flakey to install. Just weird things in the bios had to be adjusted ; Says reads up to 250MB/s but I can't get past 200MB/s. I had to format windows about 5 times before I noticed the problems. Sometimes I get this errror saying...

Fast

Drive acted somewhat flaky right from the start. Installed Win7. System would sometimes not find drive at boot. It always showed up on reboot. Figured it was just an annoyance. After a week or so things started going wrong. At first I blamed it on some...

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Not sure if I did something wrong.. I built a 64 bit Win 7 computer.. had the SSD installed.. Windows saw it.. but when I checked the size of the drive.. it only showed 57 gigs... with 32 gigs all ready used... have an email in to Corsair.. hope its an...

super fast and quiet

One has already died 25 days in. I wish I could blame something else for the issue but it seems to be the drive

It is fast. Makes boot times very nice. I have one in older laptop and one in my desktop

According to corsair's website these drives were released early. Support and firmware upgrades were not available when I tried to install them