WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 5,150 MB/s - WDS100T3X0E
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bill campbell
> 3 dayDrive installed easily. System detected it properly. Installed clean OS to it with no issues.
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Ferdinand P. Sanchez III
> 3 dayIt runs cool in my build, access is fast, in short: as advertised. The price was outstanding.
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Brian C Toner
> 3 dayIm sure the product would have been great had I been sent a new one. However, I was sent a clearly opened and used product. Who knows what someone could have installed on this drive in the time that they used it. Im certainly not taking my chances and finding out.
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C.O.
> 3 dayBough this 1TB NVMe drive for a 2015 MacBook Pro 13 as the old 128GB drive was so full it would no longer do updates. I also had to get GODSHARK M.2 NVME SSD Convert Adapter and the JEYI M.2 USB 3.2 Gen 2 10Gbps M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure. Make sure to format the new drive same as the old one. Mine was APFS. I cloned the new drive in the external enclosure then installed it in the MacBook. Lastly I had TRIM enabled with an outside program called Sensei. Nice to see 1TB on the MacBook and a fun project. As a bonus I applied new thermal paste on the CPU. Great project.
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Robert fuller
> 3 dayGood speed
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Mr. Hollis Kuhn
> 3 dayIts a good product and the second cheapest Gen 4 SSD I could find for the money. Its not as fast as Gen 4 SSDs from Samsung or Sabrent but I still like it.
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Tom
> 3 dayExtremely easy to install, only one screw required. Works great and no signs of over heating
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Vincent D. Auber
Greater than one weekSon want to expand his RAM. Found out this wouldnt work with his older RAM, but still doubled his existing RAM and sped things up considerably.
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NirHemo
Greater than one weekthis is perfect product !
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Maias Music
> 3 dayAs always, best in class for the price. This was an add to my 1TB stock Samsung M.2 in my 2021 Razer 15 Advanced laptop and works great. But I couldnt help but notice that the lower end Samsung stock drive reads faster even when the WD drive was new and empty. Hmmm... I guess that says something about Samsungs NVME chips. Still very satisfied.
