Fikwot M.2 SSD 512GB NVMe SSD M2 2280 PCIe Gen4 x4, Up to 4800MB/s Internal Solid State Drive with Heatsink for PS5 Desktops Laptops, Dynamic SLC Cache(FN960)

I'm not a huge Ps5 user but I have a few games I play & I have a PlayStation plus account so I'm finding that space is an issue the longer I have my Ps5. With my Ps4 I can just use an external HD as extra storage & not worry, no such quick fix here. Sure an external HD works but you can play games direct from it, you have to move things around so that whatever game your playing is stored on your Ps5.This fixes that. Just fit it as per the instructions or watch an online video on the topic, put the cover on, Power up & the Ps5 does the rest. Simple to do - no real technical knowledge needed - just a screwdriver for tools & away you go.Not had any reliability issues, the heat sink keeps everything cool & as a bonus its one-off the best value for money versions you can get. 1tb is all most casual gamers will need, if you play more then 2tb but I doubt you need any more than that.You make sure you if the included heat sink & thermal strips.

Currently running it in my PC as I am writing this review. The SSD is stable and running great, it is fast as advertised and isn't posing any issues, installation was simple and packaging was great. I was impressed they offer a warranty as well, which is great when your buy tech with a less known name! I would definitely recommend for someone looking to build a pc or upgrade storage on a budget!

I've been using the drive around 6 months now and wanted to do some testing before reviewing as far to often drives fail earlier then expected well this drive has gone beyond all my expectations. To start performance is great around 3500mbps read and 2200mbps write which is more then adequate, installing is as easy as any other m.2 1 screw and your good to go, the drive feels the same weight and quality as my 970pro the actual usable storage capacity in my case was 484gb which is acceptable for a 512gb drive actually 3gb more then my 970pro overall very happy and am going to order a 2tb version to put my games on

Does exactly as advertised. Simple to install with no experience and amazing for extra storage (bought for ps5)

Great price & storage for a PS5, complete with everything you need EXCEPT instructions. I dont expect this matters in a PC or laptop.So for the PS5 I used a thick piece of the pad on the base, then the SSD, then a thin piece between the SSD & the top cover. If you line it all up at the securing screw end JUST leaving enough room for the spacer the connection end will be ok. The top cover then snaps in (don`t slide it as it will pick up on the silicon pad) but do not be too close to the connection end as you can`t get the angle to insert the assembled SSD. I did find I could slide the top cover back slightly to allow install as I was initially too close.Read speed test was just under 5K but PS5 is quite happy.

Bought this to replace my failing main HDD drive. It was easy and actually pretty fun to install, functions instantly and can immediately see the difference in my PC's speed.Important however. If you are looking to install this as your primary system driver (wanting your computer to run on it with it's OS and such), but don't know how to, I recommend PCGamesN's video (YouTube) on installing an OS to the drive. You'll need a flash drive with at least 8gb of available space.I cannot comment on the longevity yet, but it seems like it'll be running my pc and providing a nice bit of storage for a while to come. Nice bit of tech, I greatly recommend for the price.(Always remember to backup your important files to another drive just in case the worst happens!)

It's a good price and works good for the ps5 for extended storage but the speed it states on the ps5 is a lot lower than the read speed it states on amazon. I'm not sure of the affect this may have while gaming (I hope none). I'm not sure if it's some technical differences leading to the value but it doesn't seem right.

Works amazing on a ps5 . Instructions are not very good but YouTube will explain it easy .