SAMSUNG 980 PRO SSD 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4 Gaming M.2 Internal Solid State Drive Memory Card + 2mo Adobe CC Photography, Maximum Speed, Thermal Control (MZ-V8P2T0B)

This was easy to install, easy to setup and transfer speeds are higher than factory drive.

It works perfectly and I would bypass the 1 TB and buy the 2 TB I know cause a little bit more but it’s worth every penny you don’t even have to worry about having extra space.

Honestly, not a single complaint. Definitely worth every penny. Quick, easy to manage, and very reliable.

For anyone on the fence about this drive. Dont be. Its extremely fast in the areas that count. It has very high IOPS and incredibly low latency which overall gives a very responsive OS feel.

Great drive, I recorded 2244 MB/s read and 2180 MB/s write speed in external ACASIS 40Gbps NVMe Enclosure.

For DL data sets. MSI Z690-P board came with standoffs and screws for M.2 sockets, the 980 had none, just the SSD with heatsink. I plugged it in, secured it with the screw, booted the system (Win 11), initialized the SSD, added a volume, and was done. Winsat showed 3716 MB/s random read, 7143 MB/s sequential read, 2306 MB/s sequential write, about 10 times faster than my older Crucial SATA SSD. Im very satisfied. Heatsink made sense, based on previous experience with a Mac SSD; there are inexpensive 3rd party heat sinks, but I opted for the Samsung built-in one.

Bought it for my boyfriend , good space

Exactly what you need for expanding your PS5 storage!

Very happy. Great ssd

My wife and I have been using two units of Samsung Galaxy Book Flex since 2020. Initially, they came with Intel SSD 660p, possibly due to cost-down measure. The problem, however, was that the SSDs became slower than the moment we purchased. Especially my wifes Galaxy was problemetic; it took 45 minutes to scan her SSD (approx. 32 GBs loaded in a 512-GB SSD) with her antivirus app this year, which was almost twice as long as the case last year. Thus, I decided to replace Intel SSD with Samsung SSD 980 Pro.