WD_BLACK 1TB SN850 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive with Heatsink - Works with Playstation 5, Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 7,000 MB/s - WDS100T1XHE

This is the best SSD drive Ive ever had. Its plenty big at 2GB, it is INSANELY fast. U used UserBenchmark to measure my rig after adding the new drive and loading Windows 11; Heres the result:

Was easy to install and worked like a charm. My only gripe was that it was too expensive especially for the one that came with a heat sink. That was a ridiculous $400 mark up that I resolved using a $15 heat sink that worked just as well. Otherwise, I think it was a good investment. Need a 4 tb option with the same quality as this one and not so prohibitively expensive that it would break the bank...lol

Bought this 2TB version at $160 for my PS5. Also bought this $10 heatsink to go with it which works perfectly: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KDDKDNN

2tb with heatsink. Shipping on time. Installed on my ps5, formatted it and its ready to use. After formatting ps5 runs a speed reading test giving 6.548 MB/s

It works great that’s what meters

With the size of video games these days, I had to upgrade the amount of storage capability in my laptop. This was a great price, for a whole lot of storage, and I almost wish I had another slot in my laptop because Id buy another one.

Llego ante de la fecha prevista sin ningún problema. Es necesario ver alguno de los tutoriales en youtube que incluso Sony tiene, siendo bien fácil su instalación. Muy recomendado porque permite ampliar bastante la capacidad de la PS5.

This might as well be the one essential PS5 memory expansion. Legitimately the best purchase of 2022. I caught the 2TB on a sale and I couldn’t have gone without it. I have more than enough room for everything I play and it’s FAST! I get slightly faster load times for pretty much every game, especially RDR2.

Western Digital Dashboard does not support MacOS!!!

The package I received came damaged. It appears to not have caused any damage to the stick itself, but nobody wants to spend $150+ dollars to receive a fragile package such as a M.2 NVme SSD in this kind of condition.