HP EX900 Plus 2TB NVMe SSD M.2 Gen3 x4
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About HP EX900 Plus 2TB NVMe SSD M.2 Gen3 x4
Overall Feedback:
92% positive
92% found it compatible with various systems, but 8% encountered compatibility issues
The replacement SSDs were consistent and recognized by my PC.
There is no software included to transfer/clone the old SSD to the new NVME.
I faced issues with the internal solid-state drive as I could not get to the BIOS with it installed. I have ordered an external NVME to USB drive to test it.
I faced an issue where the SSD drives were not recognized by both laptops when I turned them on. I had to restart both laptops for the drives to be recognized.
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I had to restart both laptops as the SSD drives were not recognized when I turned them on.
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96% praised for its lightning-fast read and write speeds, but 4% experienced slower performance
I replaced my SSD and it consistently runs at around 1500mbps, and my PC recognized it.
The tablet boots in about 30 seconds, which is slower than an SSD but better than before.
The laptop boots in about 30 seconds, which is slower than what an SSD should be, but it's an improvement from the previous boot time of 2 minutes or more.
91% liked the generous storage capacity, but 9% found it too small
I debated the 512 GB size of the SSD, but since it's primarily used for the OS, it should be fine.
I purchased a different brand SSD and it worked perfectly.
I faced an issue when I cloned one of my SSDs and my PC failed to recognize it when used to boot up.
94% praised for its rugged durability, while 6% experienced hardware failure
I am concerned about the durability of the SSD as I sell laptops and worry about the buyer's experience.
I compared the product to other hundreds of people who have had bad experiences with it and found it to be of poor quality.
I installed the SSD in April and it stopped working in September, lasting only five months.
