Kingston NV3 NVMe PCIe 4.0 Internal SSD 1TB M.2 2280-SNV3S/1000G

I bought this and a Fanxlang M.2 NMVe enclosure to house it in: https://amzn.eu/d/eWTd0bh It 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!

Perfect for what we needed. No issues . All adds to making the home built PC quite quick

Amazing value. Used to upgrade a steam deck so that I could dual boot and have more larger games Installed. Works great and exceeds the specs of the original SSD, so is a great choice for an upgrade.

Purchased to upgrade a laptop. Good product, easy to install after cloning the original drive. Excellent value for money

Very fast 500gb drive and made a fantastic difference to the start up time of an older Windows box. Allowed me to upgrade to Windows 11 with zero concerns. Was so happy with this for a friend that I replaced one of my old SSD drives with a 1TB version. Installation was very easy. No discernible heat problems.

Great drive, it’s just so fast. It used to take about 3 hours to back my primary drive up on SATA disks. This does the job in 12 minutes. Highly recommended. It was a bit tricky having to remove the GPU to fit it, but that was more about my MoBo and setup than the drive.

Have found Kingston equipment always good quality. No problems. Not had any of there equipment go dead so don't know about customer support

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!