SAMSUNG 970 EVO Plus SSD 1TB NVMe M.2 Internal Solid State Hard Drive, V-NAND Technology, Storage and Memory Expansion for Gaming, Graphics w/ Heat Control, Max Speed, MZ-V7S1T0B/AM

The box it came in was bruised but the internal case protected it from damage.

Arrived promptly considering it came from USA. Installed and works well.

I bought one of these NVME drives and it worked great it worked and ran so well I bought another one. Great product I would buy another one if I had another spot for one

I ordered it as a new product and it came sealed in a Samsung package. The problem is I has someone else’s personal data and outlook emails on it. 20 gb to be exact. I found out through Norton 360 when it said it had a virus on it in some files on the brand new drive! I can’t explain how disappointed I was to get a used drive that had a history of 269 gb written to it! Buyer be ware!

Excelente producto, no fue sino instalar el Windows para ver la potencia y rendimiento que tiene este SSD M2 nvme, efectivamente va a los 3500mb/s en velocidad de lectura y escritura, y hasta el momento tanto en juegos como warzone, cold war y fortnite va excelente, muy recomendado!

Great ssd, expansion. For my laptop.

Amazing storage and impressive speeds! I love it

Not much to say about the drive itself as it is a well-known performer. What I really came here to review was the Samsung Data Migration utility. I plugged this new drive into a M.2 external (UGreen) enclosure and ran the Samsung DM utility on my machine. It (image) transferred everything as advertised, once done I swapped the drive with the one inside my laptop and it booted right up. Be sure to read and follow the utilitys instructions. It is notable that this drive uses a generic Windows driver under Windows 11 but does not impact performance one bit (pun intended).

Awesome fast Drives, Still fairly new so cant give any details on durability, but they are very fast, even compared to my samsung 960 evo 3.5 ssd

Recently purchased the Samsung EVO 970 Plus M.2 Nvme 2TB drive, installed it in a Lenovo T490, and discovered the SSD drive runs hot. Samsung Magician reported 51-53C idle temperature, toggling between High and Too High status as temperatures rose during increased SSD operations, usually hitting a max of 61-63. These temperatures may be normal or acceptable for the NVME technology, as internet search seems to suggest, however the high/too high status reported through Samsungs own Magician application was concerning enough for me to either consider returning the drive or finding a heatsink solution (I decided on the latter). I ended up purchasing generic heatsink product which includes a thermal pad and copper heatsink plate and gave it a shot. With the heatsink my SSD temperature is at least 10C lower when idling. Now no longer worried about temperature. Back in business with a fast SSD drive with larger storage capacity!