INLAND 2TB Performance Plus NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive Optimized for PS5 - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, DRAM Cache, TLC 3D NAND Flash, Up to 7100MB/s

Easy to install, it needs a heatsink which you have to purchase separately. They’re cheap though, I got another brand heatsink for my PS5 for like $10. Runs great for a PlayStation, copies data fast and haven’t had any issues with storage or games crashing since installed.

I recently purchased the Inland 2TB Performance Plus M.2 SSD, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. This is my second Inland drive, and I must say they offer some of the best performance on the market while being very reliable and affordable. The 2TB capacity is perfect for my needs, allowing me to store a vast amount of data without worrying about running out of space. The functionality is impressive; I noticed a significant boost in load times for my applications and games compared to my previous SSD. The read speeds are particularly noteworthy, making file transfers and system boot-ups incredibly fast. In terms of quality, Inland has always delivered, and this SSD is no exception. It feels robust and well-made. Compatibility was a breeze as well; it seamlessly integrated with my motherboard without any issues. Overall, I highly recommend the Inland 2TB Performance Plus M.2 SSD to anyone looking for a high-performance, reliable storage solution that won’t break the bank. With a 5-star rating, it truly deserves it!

Got this for our PS5 and it works great! Great performance and even faster than I thought it would be!

My laptop is not gen 4. In fact, it is gen 3 by 2 lanes, so I top out at around 1700MB/s sequential anyway. And q1t1 (which gives you "snappiness") is fine, around 65 like most mid range drives. But at the time of my purchase (about $440) this was the least expensive 4tb drive, period. The gen 3 version was a few dollars more and did not stand out in any regard. No brainier! The ratings are good, no widespread failure options in the news, and if I upgrade to a notebook with pcie 4 in a few years, will I care about any modest performance gains a second or third generation of pcie 4.0 controllers will deliver? Probably not a lot. Maybe in two years I will want an 8tb, maybe. Of course, there is workload to consider. I do some dev work that benefits from ultra low latency; that is not this drive. But for upgrading notebooks that currently live in 2022? It's fine performance, and currently among the best prices, some days the best price, and the high parallelism from so many nand chips puts it pretty close to the sequential max for pcie 4.0. That is a lot of future proofing. Why wouldn't you if you need 4tb? Well, there is a low end 4tb sata out there (if you can use sata) for substantially less, but most of the 4tb sata drives I would trust are in the same price range as this. So don't do sata unless you absolutely have to. Will nand prices fall further? In the next few months (3rd and 4th quarter of 2022)? There is your only reason. Some analysts expect prices to fall further. It is a gamble, but if you need an nvme drive today to extend an older laptop that is full? All go. Update: a few weeks after purchase, I see there is a Teamgroup pcie 3.0 4tb out there for about 90 or 100 dollars less, for 4tb. If you are pretty sure that will do you for a few years it may be a meaningfully better price for effectively the same performance assuming you will be on pcie 3.0 for the long haul. But if you plan to upgrade to a 4.0 PC in the coming year, this may be better. Your call.

Bought this to upgrade my son's PC. Appears to be well-made and durable. Excellent quality. Easy to install. Computer is noticeably faster. Also looks good through the glass case of the computer.

It's been reliable and fast under heavy usage for over a year now. I realize that's no super long for a drive but at the point I would definitely purchase again. Sure a Samsung or some of the other drives might be a bit faster but at the price this was a great buy.

Too slow.. but works well! But get a new in another website! But had good reviews, 4500 speed tested!

This is a perfectly adequate SSD. For gaming, it's probably overkill actually. My read and write speeds are faster than I would ever need. Temps are good, too with no concerns. I can easily recommend this drive.