I have been wanting to upgrade to an nvme for some time now but the prices have finally gone down to where I want them. I saw a deal on the silicon power a60 posted on the pc builder youtube channel and while that drive was cheaper by a few dollars, in going thru the reviews, this one seemed to have fewer issues regarding hardware swaps. Its there mind you and it seems to be the case with most manufacturers at this price point however, it looked to me liked the lottery with team group will have you ending up with slightly less quality drives to the review units sent to tech reviewers at worst. Sometimes, some people ended up with better ones. I hope the drive lasts me just as long as my old APACER sata ssd did and that this one I got has the advertised DRAM cache.

Might just be my particular laptop a Dell G15 5525, but every once in a while, when i rebooted my laptop or just started it up cold, the drive would not be detected by the bios. It didnt happen every time, just enough to be annoying, usually rebooting again the drive would show up, but didnt want to deal with the issue potentially getting worse so sent back for refund. When it did show up, there were no issues, and it seems fast for the price. My SKHynix drive that came with the laptop has no issues whatsoever. Was just trying to expand the storage since these laptops only have a single drive bay. Will wait for a better name brand.

I purchased the 4TB product, TeamGroup TM8FP4004T (TM8FP4004T0C101). Team, like ADATA and XPG, have become notorious for changing out controllers and NAND modules. First off, the good news. It *IS* confirmed to be Hynix 128-layer, 3-bit TLC, not 4-bit QLC. (32) Hynix 3dv6-128L TLC 16k 1024Gb/CE 1024Gb/die Bad news? Its the hard to find info about RealTek RL6447 PCIe 3.0 x4 controller. It does *NOT* seem to have embedded DRAM on-die, unlike other controllers. E.g.,here is what rtl_nvme_flash_id gave me ... v0.15a OS: 10.0 build 19045 Drive : 0(NVME) Scsi : 0 Driver : W10 Model : TEAM TM8FP4004T Fw : VB421D65 HMB : 65536 - 65536 KB (Enabled, 64 M) Size : 3907018 MB [4096.8 GB] LBA Size: 512 Fw Str : [REALTEK_RL6447 _p_tH3V6V] [] Yes, this is Host Memory Buffer (HMB) ... DRAM-*less*. The Amazon listing explicitly stated: TEAMGROUP MP34 4TB with DRAM SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC NVMe 1.3 PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Note the DRAM SLC 3D NAND which pretty much FALSELY ADVERTISES DRAM.

Works well with my macbook pro 2015 & was simple to setup.

I like the fact that it has a 5 year warranty on the part.

Great product. Easy install. Speeds are much faster than stock m.2 ssd. Will be buying another to replace boot drive.

arrived very quickly and was very easy to install.

Excellent product for the price.

The PCIE3X4 in the description is a little misleading. The PS5 is telling me it needs a gen4 and it will not work. It looks like a quality little unit it just wont work for PS5. Just a heads up before you order it for your PS5!!!

I am using this drive with a Sabrent 10Gbps enclosure as a super flash drive. This drive is so slow, I rarely can saturate the 10Gbps interface. It is fine for the application but I wouldnt use it as a boot drive in a PC. Night and day better than any flash drive but it would be a seriously gnarly downgrade as a C drive. Well see how it holds up. This review could get worse. I dont see it getting better.