SSD 256GB Class 40 M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe 3.0 Gen 3x4 Solid State Drive SNP112P/256G AA615519

If you're wondering how difficult it is to change out your solid state drive, don't. It's a piece of cake. Remove the screws from the bottom of the laptop. Disconnect the battery...the plug to the motherboard. One screw holds the solid state drive card...really, it looks like a small memory card/board. Make sure you discharge any static electricity by touching some bare metal. Then tilt the old board up and pull it out. Push the new one in...much easier than the memory Dimm boards I've installed on my desktop. You really have to lean on those to get them in. This was easy to push in. Note the slot on the end...it only goes in one way. My old solid state card had 2 slots on the end...the new card has only one slot, but it fits and works fine. Replace the screw, plug in the battery, replace the bottom cover and that's it. Piece of cake. Oh, and have a flash drive with Windows 10 ready to install and away you go. Mine booted up and installed Windows without a hitch.

Everything was fine about the transaction except it took forever (8 days) to get it delivered. It's an SSD, not something big or complex.

My computer said I needed a new drive and after I got this. I took it to a guy how was able to fix my computer and now I can play my games again 😊

Product description said NEW, This SSD had another Windows system installed on the SSD It was used!!.

I was a bit worried about this product has when it arrived it was not the same brand as the hard drive I was removing. I installed it in the laptop only to find it it already had windows installed on it which made my job a lot easier so overall very pleased with my purchase

It does what he was described but it didn't come with any screws for the M.2 SSD. And it came with a pre installed Windows OS