
This is my first m2 so I have nothing to compare it to but I'm using it as my boot drive and my system is blazingly fast.


Fast Delivery, Fast Drive

Fast as advertised.

Shortened my boot time about 5 seconds. Rendered a 2.7gig video to 1.8gigs in 2 minutes, with an Intel I5-12600kf. This is about a minute and a half faster then with my gen 4 ssd.


Out of the box speeds are 14000 and over, using the magician software turn on boost its ever better. For the price and 5.0 you can't go wrong

Lot of memory (2TB) Fit my computers SSD slots easily

Recognized immediately during Windows installation (my first NVMe drive in a new build). Very fast, seems to run cool. Well priced for performance.

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Arrived ahead of schedule, well packaged; installation in a newish Lenovo basic laptop was almost as simple as plugging the 8gb memory stick I had installed previously. The laptop came with 4gb of ram, and a 128 card soldered in. Sucked, especially witn Win 11. Now, it screams right along, doing everything I ask for. I'm using TG SSD's in most of my equipment, which is mostly other peoples' castoffs, and haven't had a failure yet.

Samsung 4TB SSD works great no problem to install and has allowed me to load Windows 11.

Fast and spacious. Extremely easy to install, just plug and play.


- speed - reliability - ease of setup - doesn't require Samsung Magician to run. The software does have great features though

Was part of a bundle deal cant complain works good

Amazing the amount of color schemes and more options for manipulating them then I'll ever use

Got 14k reads like it was promised in a bench test

It's fast 6800 MB/s R/W to 7000 MB/s in my benchmarks on it Pretty affordable for a 4TB M.2 NVME SSD (if prices haven't gone up since I bought mine) Not much else to say here it's a good SSD, it's storage, doesn't really have anymore features that really matter apart from good benchmarks and high capacity what else could you want?

Really easy to clone old disk to new. Just have to connect SSD to a SATA port (I used the DVD one), then run the Samsung software, then switch the SSD to the old hard drive's SATA port. Very light, even with the SSD attached to an adapter for the hard drive slot - so it can just sit in a hard drive bay. Computer now runs very cool (checked with Speccy) - fans never come on any more, so very quiet.

newegg sent the wrong item, but was quickly corrected. Correct item was shipped even before they recieved the returned item. Using the drive in a usb enclosure for system backup. Works fast