Ars Technica

Reviewer tests $3 SATA SSD, gets exactly what they paid for

As we’ve detailed here at Ars before, there are some sketchy SSDs sold online. They tempt the unsuspecting with supremely low prices, but in the end, all you’re guaranteed is disappointing speeds.
TechSpot

Shady dirt-cheap $3 SATA SSD benchmarks prove its worth exactly $2.99

Caveat emptor: There is a fine line between a deal too good to pass up and one too good to be true. I don't think I need to tell any of our readers that a $3 SSD of practically any size falls into the ...
TechRadar

Real-life test of the world’s cheapest SSD was so bad, a hard drive would probably beat it — which is what the reviewer actually did and broke the poor thing in two

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Ars Technica

Reviewer tests $3 SATA SSD, gets exactly what they paid for

I'll pay 'cheap' (within reason) for stuff like teeshirts or backpacks - where I can feel the materials and see the workmanship. But for electronics, foodstuff, medicines... no, I'll pay appropriate ...