Western Digital 1TB WD Blue SN550 NVMe Internal SSD - Gen3 x4 PCIe 8Gb/s, M.2 2280, 3D NAND, Up to 2,400 MB/s - WDS100T2B0C

Fairly easy to install, im enjoying its performance, its fast, reliable and massive

It made my laptop boot in just 7 second.

Great speed for a great price

Had my doubts, but I love it.

Playing the game will freeze, and there is no problem switching back to hdd

Read speeds are fine as per Crystal Diskmark and as advertised for an NVMe SSD. Write speeds worse than a WD SN530.

Burned my laptop M.2 SSD port on booting up my laptop, even after installing it properly. A reputed brand drive failing like this is pretty alarming. Waiting for refund now.

you can install by pushing M.2 screw thru paper to hold it in position, as it is very small.

Easy install, great for storing the essentials and getting a lightning fast boot. Not a ton of space, but enough for my purposes

They all lack screws, I know I know. So rather than picking at people complaining about it, complain with them and maybe the grinches might give us a lousy screw for their product to be used quicker and easier... Not my beef though, I found a screw that fitted (2 hours later). The read speeds in Linux Mint 20 and Debian 10.9 are a bit erratic. Ive seen it hit fairly close to the specs which I know are lower than others in the PCIe 3 department but it rarely holds them, its done a few runs barely breaking 1000MB/s which I expect on small files but I got this moving a 12GB movie file. Im going to move it to the 2nd M.2 slot at some point and replace with with a different brand, since its running about as well as the 2nd slot will run once the 1st ones occupied. A bit disappointed but its working ok for now. Oh, it wouldnt boot but reading other reviews that doesnt bother me too much. My SSD has the bootloader on it anyway.