Question 1

Never heard of this brand are their products Reliable? Do they have good customer service and return policies?

Accepted Answer

I know nothing about their customer service. A lot of these answers are favorable, so take what I say with a grain of salt… the SSD I bought was pretty slow. And I was upgrading from a stock whatever-used-to-be-in-Lenovo’s-in-2014. My computer is still in excellent condition; I just needed more storage. The SK Hynix drive was miserably slow (word processing, basic Excel, web); I eventually replaced with a Samsung 870 and it’s back up to speed, incredibly fast. I vote no on this specific product, but the brand is generally reliable.

Question 2

Besides the price point, what is the difference between this and the samsung 1tb?

Accepted Answer

Depends on which Samsung. For the EVO ot has the same warranty duration of 5 years but the EVO has only 600TBW endurance and this has 700TBW. The Samsung QVO has only a 3 year warranty and only 360TBW.
If you're just using for basic home computing this is probably fine. If you're running Virtual Machines or doing *a lot* of video editing, you'll want the Samsung PRO. Even if you *are* doing those heavy operations it would be far more likely than not to last 5 years.  (for 1 TB models of each)

Question 3

Does it comes with cloning the old drive software like samsung evo

Accepted Answer

I installed this drive into my HP 17z without any issues.  The cloning software was easy to download from the mfg website.  The cloning actually took sometime to clone.  Other than that I would recommend this SSD.

Question 4

Is this drive backward compatible with sataii? thanks!

Accepted Answer

Can't say for SATAII, but it was not at all backward compatable with an old HP all-in-one from around 2008.  The BIOS won't allow you to boot from the drive, although it does recognize the drive when it's connected internally via the SATA cables.  The only BIOS update for the computer did not remedy the issue.  Not only will this drive not load up on a PC this old, but the migration software provided by SK Hynix will not recognize the drive through a USB port either, and I used 3 different working cables from 3 different companies to try.

If you can, I would try to get a hold of the manufacturer of your PC or motherboard before buying this or any other SSD device before making the purchase.  I would never have wasted the money on a drive this small for any other purpose than speeding up an old computer, but mine was too old to make the jump.  Now I've got a 40 dollar paperweight sitting here.

Brand	SK Hynix
Manufacturer	SK hynix
Series	SK hynix SuperCore Series - Gold S31
Colour	Gold
Form Factor	2.5-inch
Item Height	7 Millimeters
Item Width	7 Centimeters
Product Dimensions	10 x 6.98 x 0.7 cm; 52.4 g
Item model number	SHGS31-1000GS-2
Hard Drive Size	1 TB
Hard Disk Description	Solid State Drive
Hard Drive Interface	Serial ATA-600
Wattage	2 Watts
Power Source	DC
Hardware Platform	This drive is compatible with desktops and laptops that accept 2.5" 7mm SATA drives
Are Batteries Included	No
Included Components	Solid State Drive, User Guide
Manufacturer	SK hynix
Item Weight	52.4 g

SK hynix Gold S31 1TB 3D NAND 2.5 inch SATA III Internal SSD

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