TEAMGROUP MP33 PRO 1TB SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC NVMe 1.3 PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Internal Solid State Drive SSD (Read Speed up to 2100MB/s) TBW>600TB Compatible with Laptop & PC Desktop TM8FPD001T0C101

It works And thats all that counts to me.

This a great value and good performing storage. I used this in a fanless computer. It performs plenty quick but yet is a very inexpensive storage option. It does not operate too hot. So far so good after two months of use. No errors, no failures.

It lasted for a year before breaking. Ive been playing my games normally on my HDD, but every time I play games on the SSD NVME drive, my games begin to start crashing and shutting down my screen giving the BSOD. Not worth it. Avoid it and buy the 100 bucks from another company to save some time.

Good price with reasonable performance

Good work fine

It arrived safely packed. It took months before I got around to installing it. It works perfectly. Considering the prices at the time I bought this, it was very good value for the money. I need to stress that I am not considering performance because I didnt bother benchmarking it. I am not a gamer, and for what its worth, it seems speedy enough for my use cases.

I feel like I found the deal of the century with this. Youre getting a lot of bang for your buck. I gotta admit I was very nervous at first because we all know the saying too good to be true, but so far so good!

Went in a SFF 3050 Radeon gaming build I threw together for someone ... it works great for it. It doesnt like smoke with speed but for something like this, you dont really need to. It just works.

This is a great deal for a really good brand! I use all Teamgroup RAM in multiple CPUs and their 512gb SSD is super fast for the price. I have windows on these on my main built PC and laptop. I am 100% satisfied with everything Teamgroup and this is no exception. Highly recommended!

I bought the 2 tb mp34 - that’s the gen 3 drive *with* DRAM - for mass storage because my original 512 gig drive was filling up and due to the high rated endurance. at 60 dollars per terabyte on sale, this drive performs similarly to my much more expensive OEM xpg sx8200 pro boot drive (although it’s nearly full so performance may be affected). that’s a lot of both performance and capacity for a budget, although it may be worth looking around (e.g. pcpartpicker) for a promotional price. i can’t speak to the endurance or warranty because i’ve only used it for a week, but those claims are nice.