Customer Ratings & Reviews

Wow am I impressed, this thing with a fresh install of win 10 boots to login screen in under 15 seconds! It’s so nice and makes any windows task a breeze. It’s read and write speeds are INSANE. I wish I would’ve gotten a TB!

Best recommendation I ever got from Geek Squad. The gentleman that suggested the PCI Express SSD knew what I needed by just asking a few questions that I answered. Price was worth it without trying to oversell. My PC runs faster & smoother than ever.

Copying large files/virtual machine disk files takes only SECONDS. If your motherboard has M.2 drive support, then this really is the way to go. (make sure it's the right key, there are multiple types of M.2 specifications, look at your motherboard documentation)

Great NVMe for replacing an existing one in your laptop. All you have to do is clone your current one with this one and you'll notice a big speed bump. I was getting speeds of 3,500 MBp's

With write and read speeds ranging between 3000-3500mbps there's no wonder why this card is at the top of it's class especially with it's vland technology to help reduce temperatures. I purchased this m.2 drive originally for my boot system but then converted it to use for the upcoming game titles being released. The max temperature this card has recorded in my rig is 122 degrees. Overall I'm satisfied with this card. Don't have any real complaints about the card minus pricing, but you get what you pay for.

Bought this to replace a sata based pcie drive. The difference was night and day. The old drive (stock dell Sk Hynix) could barely hit 300 read speed. The new Samsung topped 1800. (Motherboard limited to pcie 3*2) amazing performance increase across the board.

Samsung 970 Evo Plus has always been my go to for m.2, PCIe gen 3 drives. This one is no exception. Performs very well at a glance. Have not ran any read/write tests yet but should be on par.

As expected from Samsung, great and reliable SSD for the price. Easy to install, was able to open up my laptop at pop it in and just one screw was needed to keep it in place. Really fast storage, hasn't had any issues for me at all.

Exactly what my PC needed. Quick load times and saves. Looking to purchase a second one soon.

NVME SSD’s are a reasonable upgrade to your standard sata SSD’s. Boot time and file transfers are amazing. It won’t be as a night and day difference as switching from a regular HDD to a sata SSD for daily tasks, but it’s nice to have.

Easy to install, plenty of space for my needs, fastest ssd I’ve ever owned and installing games is so fast I can’t believe it

This is a good ssd for this price. I used it for my firewall so far working fine.

Currently working on a new PC build, haven't installed it yet. However, past experience with the same brand in an SSD has been fantastic. Choose either the regular SSD or M.2 SSD you can't go wrong.

This was bought to replace a failed OEM drive in a laptop. Once the back was off the install was simple on our laptop and the additional 250 gig of space is nice. Install of new Windows 10 did not work per instructions. Geek Squad did software install.

better performance, and efficiency, Samsung’s 970 EVO Plus is a big "plus" in almost every way over its predecessor. You can never go wrong with Samsung.

Easy to install and instantly recognized by Windows 10 during installation. I'm using it in a HTPC, which is probably overkill, but we no longer have to wait for the PC to boot up or open a program.

Excellent choice for any computer enthusiast. You can see the difference after installing the boot system files into the NVME card. Considering getting one for all PCs and getting an external kit for storage.

Upgraded from a 128GB SSD that came with the laptop as soon as I received the laptop. This Samsung 970 EVO Plus 500 GB PCI Express 3.0 x4 SSD with NAND technology is faster than the previous one. No issues in the first month of use.

Samsung SSDs are simply the best on the market. Yes, 500GB is more than 90-95% of computer users need, but the higher capacity (above 250GB) doesn't cost much more, and in theory, due to load leveling, it doubles the amount of data that can be written to the device before it wears out. The other reason for buying a large storage capacity is that Samsung devices will probably last longer than your computer, so you can use this device on your next computer or refurb a friend's computer with it.

Just built a new rig,and M.B. had 570 chipset with 1 slot for pcie4,and 1 for pcie3,so I figured I would get one since old rig was HDD,wow what a difference all around from a-z,but when I tried it in the pcie3 slot then also tried newer SATA drive I could not really tell any noticeable difference in anything I tried, they were all fast and I think even if there were 3 machines set to each of the three configurations I tried,I personally wouldn't be able to tell which one was which, honestly if you are on a tight budget and building a new rig the money would probably be better spent on an upgraded CPU,GPU,or even a PSU,or RAM,they are nice and convenient,small and wireless,but honestly as far as performance/speed goes I really don't think an average user will be able to tell any difference.