Patriot MemoryReviews of patriotmemory.com

SSD P210 died in 6 month. Then I started to google more about it and turns out there are lot of failures with this, so really not recommended to buy!

Honestly, this is probably the worst SSD I've ever used. It failed after only about two months. I wasn't even doing anything heavy with it — mostly coding, AI-related work, and normal everyday use. The total writes were only around 5 TB when it started showing bad sectors. After that I kept getting random errors, crashes, and shutdowns, so I just replaced it straight away. I'm not even going to bother with the warranty. Never heard much about this brand before, and after this experience I definitely wouldn't buy it again.

Update since my review below they have now sent a new neck fan. 12000mAh Bladeless Lazy Neck Fan Portable USB Rechargeable Mini Hanging Cooler left fan is not working soon after purchase. They agreed to send a replacement but it has never been sent waited a month and reminded them. Very poor language on email messages. Will avoid in future. Patriot Memory OnBy.com

My microSD failed after only a few days, and H2testw confirmed it was defective. Even after I provided proof of purchase, photos, and complete test results, Patriot still expected me to pay international return shipping that would cost almost as much as the €25 product itself. Extremely disappointing warranty service.

DDR5 Venom not compatible with Intel 800-series

I bought a Patriot m.2 stick that failed completely within days of use. To RMA it I had to send it to them in the USA at my cost, including having to pre-pay USA duties and taxes on this defective thing even having declared a small value ($5) as advised in their instructions, and there's no assurance having declared that small value that if it is lost I won't just lose everything.

Absolute disaster dealing with Patriot Memory. I bought a small SSD from Patriot’s official Amazon store in 2024 with a 2-year warranty. When the drive died, Amazon told me to contact the manufacturer directly. After a long back-and-forth via email, my RMA was finally approved, but I had to send the drive to the Netherlands, at cost of £8. I followed all their instructions, however the parcel got stuck in customs. I contacted support several times asking them to check what was happening, as I had no way to pay the supposed tax (the declared value was only £10). Each time I received excuses instead of help. Eventually, the parcel was returned to me and Patriot closed my RMA ticket. Worst support experience ever — don’t bother.

Their warranty dictates that you jump through so many hoops to get service that it simply isn't worth the trouble to send modules back. I'm pretty sure that's what they rely on. I had a failed module (only 14months old) which was one of a pair and they wanted me to send the pair back which would have left my PC with no memory at all and when I queried this they stopped replying to me.