Given an Amazon review, indicate whether it is a 'Positive Review' or 'Negative Review'.

Q: Minimal pain for these old crochety hands

A: Positive Review
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Q: I am very pleased with this product. It is very easy for my son to put on himself and enjoy its use without the need of worrying about dropping his iPad and cracking the screen.

A: Positive Review
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Q: Pros : Really fast, small, motherboard attached, and bleeding edge tech. Boots on Asus X99-E WS and runs like a scalded Ape. It took quite a while to sort out but it is worth it.<br />This drive is an OEM laptop drive but can be installed in Desktops with the latest PCIe 3.0 M.2and UEFI support.<br /><br />Cons : Samsung OEM product, not sold as retail so Samsung offers little no support so you have to have pretty advanced skills to get this to run as Windows boot drive. Don't buy this and expect it to be plug and play.<br /><br />Other Thoughts : The SM951 won't show in Asus x99 BIOS as boot drive when first attached. But it will show in BIOS after you have sucessfully installed Windows on it so be patient. You will see it during the windows install when you are prompted to select the drive location for your new Windows install but you might get an error message that Windows can't install on it. I tried many times and failed at this point.<br /><br />The trick for me (not in the guides) was to first attach the SM951 to the MB along with a proven boot drive with Windows 8.1. Then boot the system with the proven Windows 8.1 install. Then use Windows Disk Management to initialize the SM951 as GPT (or convert to GPT if MBR exists). Remember the SM951 and the USB boot drive need to be GPT and UEFI. Now install Windows 8.1 to the SM951 from a bootable USB (GPT + UEFI) Windows 8.1 ISO made by Rufus or Windows Bootable Image Creator (see guides below). In order for Windows to install at this point the SM951 needs to show as unallocated space. If you get an Error trying to select the SM951 as disk just use ADVANCED to delete the volume on the sm951 and it will show as unallocated space.<br /><br />Good guide here for install with Asus X99: (Format in GPT and do everything in UEFI)<br />https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=No-ct8pQcIg<br /><br />Good Guide here to create bootable USB using Windows Bootable Image Creator<br />https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5Jzt1r0Qzw<br /><br />Good guide here for generic Bios and bootable USB Windows Installer using Rufus<br />https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUAw0CZFHcUsing Rufus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUAw0CZFHcU

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Positive Review
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