That is pretty cool.
Knock on wood, but I've had almost no SSD failures in any of my PCs or customers.
I had an Intel SSD that would freeze for 30 seconds randomly from new, which got returned (2014).
I ran across the firmware bug in the Crucial M4 that caused crashing due to it unable to cope with the stat of being on beyond a certain number of hours, but an update fixed it.
But no data loss yet. And I've used Samsung (evo & pro), Crucial/Micron, Adata, SandDisk, Silicon Power, Mushkin, Kingston, and Intel (once...)
As long as you don't run it near or beyond it's write endurance rating and you don't have a junk power supply blow it up, then you should be fine. Not sure what unlucky souls claim Hard Drives are more reliable these days!
Current Primary PC:
AMD 5800X | MSI X570 Carbon | G.Skill 32GB DDR4-3600 16-19-19-39 | MSI GamerZ RTX 3070 | ADATA 8200 Pro 1TB NVME | Micron 1100 2TB SSD | Crucial MX500 2TB | Seasonic Gold 750 Watt | Fractal Define S Case w/Tempered Glass | Noctua NH-D15 CPU Cooler | Sound Blaster Z | Noctua 4x 140mm, 1x 120mm Chromax | Pixio PX7 & PX275H Monitors