Crucial P2 1TB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD Up to 2400 MB/s - CT1000P2SSD8

Pros: This is the cheapest 500B M.2 SSD I could get, and even though some reviews say it's slow for in comparison with other SSD drives, if come from a regular HDD it's like going from riding a horse to riding a 1000cc Suzuki.

Overall Review: This is definitely a must for any computer, specially for a main drive.

Pros: - Fast read speeds - Fast write speeds for files not excessively large

Cons: - DRAM cache-less, uses system ram as a cache - Write speed drops part way through when transferring very large files

Overall Review: Bought as a scratch drive for video editing. Putting raw recordings on this makes seeking/scrubbing way more responsive than a cheap SATA SSD (with SLC cache)

Pros: It works - Replaced an M.2 SATA in a laptop & "seems" faster to respond.

Cons: None - just the normal replacement process

Overall Review: Might not be as fast as the higher $ items for gaming, but works just fine for this laptop.

Pros: Easy Installation and Setup Very Fast NVME

Cons: No Problems

Overall Review: Runs perfectly on my Gigabyte X570 Aorus Pro WiFi

Pros: Effortless install and cloning with Acronis downloaded software. Took a few minutes to install and a few minutes to clone. After cloning completed, restarted and entered BIOS. Reset Boot to new NVME, saved and exited. Don't think it could have been any easier. If the prices go down will do it again with a larger NVME.

Cons: No problems encountered. Easy install with Gigabyte motherboard. Really sweet that the motherboard has the heatsinks already on it.

Overall Review: Highly recommend!

Pros: -super fast for the price -includes a link to a video guide for installation.

Cons: -Not as fast as Samsung Pro or other high-end drives -the Crucial cloning software wasn't very useful in my opinion

Overall Review: If you want a cheap upgrade to boot windows faster, this is crazy fast compared to booting from an sshd or hdd. I'll probably be upgrading to a faster m.2 when I've got more money though. I also don't recommend using the cloning software that Crucial provides. It didn't fully work for me, and ended up using Minitool for the process.

Pros: Installed easily Rock-solid reliability Easily cloned to run as the boot drive Includes free Acronis and utility software

Cons: None

Overall Review: You cannot go wrong with this m.2 SSD. Good price, reliable. Works perfectly in my AsRock Gaming 4 x570 motherboard. Highly recommended.

Pros: Used it to add memory to a Raspberry Pi, with an add on board. Worked great.

Overall Review: Recommend for others, maybe with more memory.