KingstonNV3 NVMe PCIe 4.0 Internal SSD 1TB M.2 2280-SNV3S/1000G

Easy to install and posted with no issues. I bought an additional heatsink just in case but I don't think it heats up to much anyway. Good quality nvme drive with fast write speeds

I bought this and a Fanxlang M.2 NMVe enclosure to house it in: https://amzn.eu/d/eWTd0bhIt has been really reliable so far for expanding the storage of my Macbook. It does get quite hot when transferring or streaming files to or from the drive, but in a good enclosure, it dissipates it well. Performance has been stable and reliable so far. I haven't measured them, but the transfer speeds have been great too. Silent operation. Connects quickly, and reconnects on sleep/wake. It's a tiny drive. Impressive how much storage we can fit in such a small device these days!

Very high quality and at a good price. The storage capacity was as specified and it's a very fast nvme SSD. The design is good and it has good reviews by reviewers. It doesn't get hot and is easy to install and use.

Real world performance is not the best. Random 4k is making me sad. But still great considering the cheap price.

Great boot speed, fits in any motherboard, is compatible with any chipset that has M.2 PCIe, runs fast, easy to set up, high quality and reliable. What more can i say?

Arrived on time, now installed and working fine. I was upgrading from a 128gb to a 1tb SSD on my HP laptop.I belatedly realised that Kingston makes Acronis cloning software freely available if you have a Kingston product attached and that made the cloning process very simple and surprisingly quick.Just great value and no issues with product quality.

I got this 1tb SSD to replace my old 1TB HDD.It resolved slow launch of applications and tasks made it easier to do things and is more of a reliable storage system. Fits perfectly and well designed. I would highly recommend.

I was running low on disk space on my C: drive and rather than another house keeping exercise of deleting everything possible under the sun, I opted for an easier solution and opted for a storage upgrade, as this 1TB M.2 drive was only £45.08 at time of purchase, and cheaper than unknown storage devices from random brand manufacturers.Migration from old M.2 to this new one took only 12 minutes, cloning the drive with Rescuezilla (Clonezilla GUI), the real free cloning solution without caveats... always works, no sign-ups or limited timed feature sets involved.Running the drive on my PCIE 3.0 x4 M.2 slot yielded expected performance, maxing out the interface limitations rather than the true potential of the drive. Early days but the drive is behaving admirably, and if all is well in a few months, I'll be back for a higher capacity version if prices remain competitive.So in conclusion, grab yourself a bargain while stocks last!