The fact that PNY's SSD has such a hard time in the test field is not so much because it performs poorly. Rather, it is because the competition is so strong. The transfer rates of the hard drive are certainly not bad, although they are not earth-shattering either. The design is at least pleasing and the four-year warranty is also acceptable.

The power values and the performance in terms of power consumption and heat generation are quite acceptable. However, the price for the SSD is significantly higher than for some competing products, even though the accessories here are also meagre. One also looks in vain for a manual, although the data exchange is very fast.