SABRENT M.2 NVMe SSD 2TB Gen 4, Internal Solid State 4800 MB/s Read, PCIe 4.0 2280, M2 Hard Drive High Performance Compatible with PCs, NUCs Laptops, and Desktops (SB-RKTQ4-2TB)

Bought this from Amazon Warehouse, works a treat with the Acasis thunderbolt enclosure. This is used for media storage for my MacBook Pro. While the write speed is impressive, it’s the read spread that at least as far as my application goes makes a big difference to my work flow.

The unit (2TB version) arrived earlier than advised, no issues installing it using a PCI card in an HP dual Zeon workstation on a CPU-1 slot. We've not done any formal speed tests with the disk but can report reduced run times on large models that use the disk a lot - so it is quite a bit faster than the Sandisk Extreme II SSD that it replaced. We're happy and the price is competitive; Good value.

It's very, very fast! Easy to install and I've not had any overheating problems despite not installing a heat sink. I created 2 partitions on this drive, the 2nd one for system backup and 180GB system backup takes less than 10 minutes

VERY fast in new Z590 motherboard with PCIe 4 and Intel 11th Gen CPU. Recommended.

I use it with time machine to back up my Macbook Air M1. Works well still after nearly 2 years. Does get a trifle warm at time.

Got the Sabrent Q4 Rocket 2TB drive. Overall in terms of performance I'm very happy with it. The actual product itself is very good, and for that it deserves 5 stars in that merit. It was good value too, having got it for £240, especially considering its recent release. However, the arrival of the item was delayed by 3 days, and information over warranty was somewhat scarce. I knew from the product description it had a 5 year warranty, but I was unsure on how to claim it. Upon receipt of the item, there are no instructions(I could find) in the manual or packaging that told me how to claim it. It was only until I searched online that I found you needed to take the serial number of the SSD to register it. This is fine, but I had to remove the SSD to get the code. Even if there was some information on how to active the warranty, it wasn't clearly or conveniently explained/displayed, which feels partially disingenuous or slightly misleading. It would be great in future products if they attached a piece of documentation specifically telling you how to activate warranty. Because of this, I say 4 stars, but it would be a 5 if warranty activation was more clear. Cheers!

Arrived promptly but it was never recognised by BIOS. Returned the item and waiting 5 working days already for then to acknowledge they've received it.... Not impressed...