I would stay away from the SSD’s that seem to pop up here on Woot!.. Many of them are older and/or refurbished, which is a big warning flag when it comes to SSD’s vs HDD’s due to NAND Flash having an inherent limited lifespan.
There is no way to tell how many P/E cycles the drive has been subjected to, so while you could get super lucky and score one with ~95% of its life remaining, you could just as easily end up with ~30-40% life.
If you are really in the market for a Solid State Drive, I HIGHLY recommend watching prices and grabbing a Samsung 830 256GB when it gets down to around ~$150-160 (sale+rebate) as it has around 5 times the past 6 weeks. I have used all different makes, models, sizes, and generations of SSD’s, and the 830 256G is what I have as the OS/Boot drive in my self-built workstation…
Check out the SSD Torture Test if you need convincing