Silicon Power 1TB - NVMe M.2 PCIe Gen3x4 2280 SSD (SP001TBP34A60M28)

I wasnt expecting much for the price but it blew me away. I was getting about 1400 megabytes per second. I thought for this price it would be like 500 or something. how can your complain with 47 dollars for a 1TB SSD. thats insane.

As many have commented, its a great value for the cost. Note that it does NOT come with a screw or a heatsink. I think at least shipping with a screw would be nice. I would recommend getting a heatsink. It will cost you about $10 but it will be worth it as the NVMe does run a bit hot (mine run about 40 - 50 C). It is not as fast as say a Samsung, but it gets the job done for most cases. I have not had any issues getting advertised speeds (I bought 2 of them). If you are looking for a mid-range upgrade for your HDD and your MOBO supports NVMe, this is, in my opinion, a great value.

Took a little longer than expected to arrive. Was purchased for an upgrade. Already installed and working brilliantly. I hate the fact that I cant see the beautiful design once installed inside my notebook. Loving the software that comes with it for diagnosis. Will recommend to friends.

Great SSD for the price working as it should

This drive is fast and works sufficiently in terms of speed. The only con I have experienced that it idles at 64°C without a heatsink. The max temp I have seen on a small load was 70°C on a mid level load. I will update Temps after the install of a heatsink. 70°C is the max temp an SSD should run at during a max load.

I started getting these drives because they are cheaper than the name brands while still delivering the same quality.

Muy bonito y todo, pero no trajo tornillo... me toco rebuscar en otro lado jajaja

A friend of mine, which that title is up for debate currently, ordered a 16 TB SSD for the same price as this drives original MSRP. To his horror I popped it open and showed him the 16 GB MicroSD card inside. I ordered him one of these and a Sabrent m.2 enclosure. Gave it to him last night and hes already happy with it. Easy to use, setup. Not the top tier but for moving a few big files between things without going through the cloud, its makes for a great SSD/jump drive.

For reference, drive D: is the Silicon power, and drive C: is the original Lenovo ssd, with it’s specs to the right. I upgraded the storage on my 1yr old Lenovo Legion 5 Gaming laptop with this affordable drive, and was BLOWN AWAY by the speeds. The OEM drive has a 512mb DRAM cache and is rated for 3500 write/ 2800 read. (Comparable to a 970evo) The SP, despite not having a DRAM cache and being rated at less than 70% of the other drives speed, held right up to it in identical random read/write Benchmark tests and even surpassed it in a single queue read! When transferring files, the SP response time is a bit slower at around 20ms compared to <1ms, but for playing games and running CAD it is unnoticeable. I measured my Forza horizon 4 load times to be about half a second slower, but that was more likely human error than an actual difference. I am more than pleased by the performance of this drive, it’s definitely a slept on choice. If you want large capacity speed for cheap don’t waste money on a Samsung, try this first! Note: it does NOT come with a screw so make sure you have one.

One of the slower SSDs but just fine for adding to a portable case or using as a storage drive. Works great so far and the price was right (under $80 at the time I bought it).