Packaging and the Crucial CT32GBFAB0

The Crucial retail packaging is similar to what I see memory modules sold in. I was a little surprised by this; imagine buying a 300 or 700 Dollar SSD and it arriving in a vacuum package. The good thing is the drive has a very high resistance to shock.

The rear of the package lists several of the drives features in several languages.

The drive itself is void of any pizzazz and looks a little boring from the outside. But as with many computer components, the flash is on the inside.

The underside of the drive shows the model and serial number.

The side of the Crucial CT32GBFAB0 is like many standard 2.5 inch drives and notebook users will be happy to hear that the drive is only 9.5mm tall, so it will fit into any notebook.

Here we see the standard SATA power and data connectors. This will allow the drive to work in your desktop or enterprise storage enclosure.

Another thing that surprised me was the lack of documentation with the CT32GBFAB0. Installing a hard drive is a simple affair, but most companies at least give a warranty card with their product.