
PCIe 5.0 x4 2280 form factor Speed? Wait, play that again, I missed it. Maybe they exist, but I personally have never seen a storage device read or write with such intensity. And... It's not crazy expensive either.

- Price - Performance - No frills - just works!


I needed a hard drive for my girlfriend's old laptop. This one works just fine. No problems or issues. Easy to install, loaded Linux Mint (Cinnamon) on it and she is happy with it.

Performance and price OK

Worked right out of the box . No problems

Easy install. I have decided Samsung is worth the extra money alone due tot he great software that allows boot drive migration and continual monitoring. And it's way super-fast too! I trust Samsung to my terabytes of data.

This is one of the fastest 4th generation M.2 drives you can buy. Also, 4 TB of hard drive space, so much space, I couldn't fill a 1 TB HD in 10 years in my previous build sourced from Newegg.

- 4 TB NVME PCIE 4 NVme Drive for WAY cheap! - Great performance! - It works entirely as expected!

This drive is inexpensive, fast and relatively big.


Good performance for the price




These NVMe's are outstanding performers at this price point.


Easy to install, although I did have to rig the screwing it in as there wasn't a screw hole in the laptop. Passive heat sink tape stuff was pre-applied

- Faster option is nearly twice the speed of the "fast" option, I recommend spending the few extra dollars for it.

The 2TB Crucial P310 comes with a great quality heatsink and was easy to install in my motherboard's spare PCIe 4.0 x4 M.2 slot. The 5 year warranty should bring peace of mind. Performance when the drive is nearly empty is great. Benchmark results are similar to my 2TB competitor's Pro version (which is half full), and faster in some tests. It's significantly quicker than my 2TB QVO SSD, as expected since that one is a SATA drive.