M.2 Heatsink Cooler 2280 SSD Double-Sided Heat Sink with Thermal Silicone pad for PS5/PC PCIE NVME M2 SSD(Black）)

It was easy to install on my SSD card as I thought I had bought the right SSD and apparently didn't this option saved me a lot of money as it looked great upon completion of installation and my overheating issue that I had on my SSD had completely stopped so it is very durable. It was easy to install all the screws fit perfectly and it is thick enough to cool my SSD card. I have had these for over a year at this point and have no complaints

Works as expected. On my samsung 980 pro, the temperature is 35 C on NAND and 42 C on ASIC controller. The cooler included one extra screw which really helped since my mobo (Gigabyte X870 Eagle) doesn't have a mounting screw on M2B and M2C slots.

This is great used it for my Legion Go S however if your planning to use this for yours as well you will have to trim off the frame above the SSD (now sure why Lenovo has them there) and you you will need to remove the thick thermal pad as it's not needed but do not throw it away put it away someplace it will not dry out.

Easy to install, everything looked pretty universal. Price wasn't bad at all. I'm not sure on how they perform yet so that's the reason for 4 stars.

I purchased this for a Crucial 4 TB PCI-e Gen 4 SSD. I monitored the temperature while transferring files to the drive, continuously, for one hour. Files were transferred in groups ranging from 105 GB to 135 GB at a time and the temperature never exceeded 39 C…AND the port the drive is in is directly below the graphics card. Obviously the graphics card wasn’t under load at this time but the physical proximity of the card limits air flow and drive still never exceeded 39 C.By comparison, the system SSD (a 1 TB Samsung Gen 5) which utilizes the heatsink that came with the motherboard maintained a temperature of 43 C….so Gen 5 definitely runs hotter (as expected) even while idle.Based on what I’ve read, 50 C is an acceptable temperature for an SSD when it’s idle, so I’m amazed that the drive never exceeded 39 C when it was under load for an hour.

Not the greatest thermal transfer material, but you don't have to mess with paste. No issues though. Did exactly what it is supposed to do.

Impossibly tight fit on a Gigabyte B850 Wifi6 board. I have a 5070 Ti on top of it and it barely is able to fit in that direction too. Im very surprised it worked. Gen 5 SSD (Crucial P510) dropped approx 20 degrees C.

It works. Was kinda difficult following the instructions as a dyslexic. Everything fits perfectly, it’s looks fine and it’s good quality.