Crucial 128GB m4 2.5" Solid State Drive SATA 6Gb/s (CT128M4SSD2) $158 or $148 + Free Shipping (expired)

Pretty good without a MIR.

I kind of regret buying one on the 7th when it was 169. Didn't expect the price to drop so quickly, maybe after a month or two. Oh well, at least I know I made a good choice in SSD.

Price match at staples with $30 off $150 coupon????

thanks OP in 4 1.

Great Deal. With the Staples coupon it could very well beat the deal from the 7th. I got a good deal at 150.00 so i aint complaining.... too much.

BTW: Fast shipping from Staples was a nice surprise.

If my dad has an extra 30 off 150 I may jump on this deal through staples price match + and the 30 off 150 coupon.

That would bring this down to 130ish.

While I have nothing against OCZ since their latest firmware is running great on my two desktops, I wouldn't mind getting this for my laptop as I wanted something that has been reviewed as more stable.

Thumbs up for posting, the deal on Amazon is meh...but the deal through staples is amazing

Quote from Slick_kernal : Crucial 128 GB m4 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive $157.95+FS Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/...PDKIKX0DER

Will this thing work in 2010 Macbook Pro with nVidia graphics ?

I got this deal from TD. Great drive. Make sure the firmware is the latest 309 update. You can check in device manager under Hardware ID to see if its 309 or not.

This thing just keeps dropping in price right after I bought it for $170. Great drive.

I bought this for $167 from Ebay - GREAT SSD. Not a single hiccup yet. Only been a couple weeks but I did a lot of research before buying and it seems Crucial is about the only brand out there where you can just walk up and get a good drive.

FP worthy really, since no MIR.

Staples price match is a no go because theirs includes a data transfer cable and Amazon's doesn't. Oviously the data transfer cable isn't worth $60 but makes this not a price match item.

The 256GB drive is also slowly marching down in price on Amazon and is now at about $1.33/GB ($336). 512GB at about same cost/GB ($653), happily much less than the Kingston 512GB I got for work, which I think was $1400 at the time.

Quote from fvpawli : Staples price match is a no go because theirs includes a data transfer cable and Amazon's doesn't. Oviously the data transfer cable isn't worth $60 but makes this not a price match item.

Was the data transfer cable inside the box?

Quote from mjoshi : Will this thing work in 2010 Macbook Pro with nVidia graphics ?

Yes, it is compatible with Apple's macbook pro.