Fantom Drives VENOM8 2TB SSD NVMe Gen 4 M.2 2280 for PS5 Storage Expansion, Gaming PC & Laptops - Up to 7400MB/s - 3D NAND TLC 2TB M.2 (VM8X20)

Very easy to setup

I installed the 2tb drive and used the Sabrent heat sink for the ps5 console and it went in easily and quickly, very happy with it!

Easy Install and setup. Will buy again.

So far enjoying the SSD. It was packaged well, easy to install, and recognized immediately in bios. I havent run any benchmarks on it yet, but it is blazing fast. On par or better than WD SN850 I replaced it with. I havent bought from Fantom Drives before, but the build quality makes me feel confident that the product will last.

I was looking for extra storage for my PS5 but I didn’t want to break my bank.Upon installing the drive and powering on my PS5 I found that everything worked flawlessly and the data transfer speeds were fast. I brought a separate heatsink, which it was cheaper for me, but still an easy install.

Today I have installed the ssd but I did one thing as a trial I have added bother the housings the red then over it the blue and will see what will happen The ssd read is fast well am not teck person will judge on through the coming days and will update if any has occurred specially adding 2 sinks

2TB, works awesome!

Heatsink fit perfectly, transfer speed listed a little over 6k, but the ps5 transfered all about 600gb worth of games in around 8 minutes, so Im happy with it so far.

Works great and easy to install.

works mint once installed. super easy to remove the drive and install the new one, the trick is the software update part. On the web page that the included pamphlet sends you to, there is a download option right at the top of the page for the current update. This is not the file. This file is about 300,000 kb, the file you want for the install is further down the page, nearly the bottom. The file size for this is about 800,000 kb. You also have to create a couple of folders and move the file to the folders in the included memory stick, using your own personal computer. You need to do this first before you try updating the files from the memory stick into the newly installed drive. The details of this are all included in the pamphlet and easy to follow. Once the format is righted on the stick, exactly as stated in the instructions, install is a breeze. The other pain is having to reinstall all of your game data disc by disc or from the download store as a digital file before you can install all of your saved game data from a memory stick or the cloud. Playstation really dropped the ball with the default memory of just 500 gb, especially with all these new games coming out and the gigantic worlds. Having installed this first before I ever bought or downloaded any games at all would have been the move.