The Kingston UV500 240GB is a decent performing budget solid state drive in the mSATA form factor.

How does one become the most famous dentist in the world? Unless you have been living under a rock in the last little while, you have probably watched Greenville dentist Dr. Rich Constantine do the "In My Feelings" challenge, and at the time of writing this review, his video has garnered 84 million views with nearly 400,000 likes on his Facebook page. I have watched his video at least half a dozen times, and even I must admit he has some smooth moves. In comparison, the dentist I go to does not even have a Facebook page, let alone posting a video of himself dancing to the latest Drake hit. Being an internet sensation is one thing, but after reading some reviews on Google -- the legitimate ones written before he became famous -- I am quite convinced Dr. Rich Constantine's real patients think he is a great dentist, too. In this case, I think the road to becoming the most famous dentist in the world involves two things. One is a bit of luck, but the other is being good at what you are doing -- whether it is dancing or doing actual dental work. It is important to get all your bases covered, even if you do not think it will contribute to your success initially. Recently, we have covered the Kingston UV500 240GB (SATA) and Kingston UV500 240GB (M.2) solid state drives. Today, we will cover the Kingston UV500 240GB (mSATA). Even though we have not covered a motherboard with an mSATA slot since the Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD3H-BK in 2014, Kingston wants to ensure they have all their bases covered. Will this be their key to success? Read on to find out!