SABRENT 2TB Rocket Q4 NVMe PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 Internal SSD Maximum Performance Solid State Drive R/W 4800/3600 MB/s (SB-RKTQ4-2TB)

Used to replace old SSD easy to install. Good size. Works great so far. One week old

Seems to work great in my custom build computer, fast drive and smooth.

I picked this up for my new 5950x build, plugged it in. Using as boot drive. I have had no issues with this yet. 5/5 Would buy again.

Great and fast. Best for long term storage. Lots of people have an aversion to qlc, but as a storage drive of photos that I occasionally edit, its fantastic. Realistically I checked my plan ssd, that Ive had for two years now and Im barely at a quarter of the equivalent life that a qlc drive is rated for. If youre doing heavy constant rendering, this isnt for you, everyday use with large files: pretty great and fast.

You cant beat this with 4TB of QLC PCIe Gen 4.0x4 NVMe. I use this M.2 form factor for super fast Filecoin sealing and I couldnt wait for the new 4TB capacity disks to come out. I bought a new motherboard that holds up to five M.2 disks with Gen 4 PCIe interface. I have continued to use Sabrent as they grew from 500GB to 1TB and 2TB, each one is still running great and Sabrent offers an incredible 5 year warranty on their products. Compare these to Enterprise SSDs which cost far more and dont have nearly the performance. Store4Memory was great to deal with, they ship really fast and offer the best prices. I am a very satisfied customer.

This drive is super fast, easy to install, and offers huge capacity. I used the free Acronis disk cloning software to move my Windows installation to the new drive, and it was so easy. Highly recommended.

WORKS WITH PS5!!!!! Had it in there for about 3-4 months now

I purchased this product to supplement disk space as my needs exceeded what I had projected. It was easy to install, and populated into my system without issue. I was slightly disappointed that it was marketed as 4TB capacity, when it is closer to 3.5 TB. At the current cost of $690, it makes better sense to purchase multiple smaller capacity ones (2x2TB < $600) for the same data density. (I purchased this with a PCIe 4.0 to M.2 expansion card that comes with 4 slots). Looks like this is owed to sloppy division of base 10 (1000) instead of base 8 (1024) on the number of bytes (4000772521984). Griping aside, Im looking forward to using the new space.

I have had another Sabrent Rocket SSD that after one year was at 55% health. I was afraid of losing data, so I bought this state of the art one. Oh, my surprise! After one month installed and less than that using it is already going down. I thought that being an American company producing in China would have some better quality than a simply Chinese company: illusion! My Samsung EVO has more than one year and a half of full working and its health is still 100%.

If you want faster than fast, youve come to the right place! Ive stopped counting boot times because, without a stop watch, they are indistinguishable. They are that fast. If you have to get there in a hurry, there isnt any other viable option. This is as fast as it gets. For now...