WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 5,150 MB/s - WDS100T3X0E

I have an Acer laptop that only had 256 gb of storage and this was super easy to install (but that is laptop/desktop dependent) and this SSD added 1 TB of storage that is super quick to access/transfer files. I am very happy with my purchase

For the record, the ssd was bent and box was damaged. The ssd works great, and have no issues so far. I just wanted to put that out, If something fails in the future.

A literal rocket of an SSD for basically the same price as its slower competition. Just shows you how overpriced Samsung SSDs are. Dont get me wrong, Samsung SSDs are fantastic but the Samsung premium was tolerable when they were the only game in town. With cards like the WD black SN770, Samsung either needs to up its game or bring its prices back down to Earth so its competitive again. This SSD is great and I cant recommend it enough.

HD is pretty good from this company. Many other there but this seemed like a good deal. A little disappointed in both WD and my PC. I’m not a professional pc builder. But I can’t install this now until a get a screw.

It was a very easy and quick install! RECOMMENDED GETTING IT AS A STORAGE FOR GAMES IF YOU PLAY BIG TRIPLE As games or you have multiple games. :D

Its 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.

Es PCI 4.0 para aprovechar la máxima velocidad debes tener componentes combatibles para aprovecharlo completo. Es genial

Added this to my laptop and its been amazing. Faster than the stock ssd that came with the laptop.

According to my PS5 the read speed on this drive is 4,750mb/s. Which is slower than advertised, and slower than the recommended speed for the PS5. It wasnt to bad to install. I only have like 8 games and it is already over half full.

This drive was a bit of a nightmare to get working in my new hp laptop. I installed it, the bios could see it, but windows installer could not. Ended up having to hunt down Intel rst vdm drivers to finally get it to work. So keep that in mind when you get to the windows install part.