Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve been looking for a Gen 4 Drive for a little while and wanted to go to 1Tb and this came up on Best Buy. I was going to buy the game so it worked out perfectly. Speeds are plenty fast and game code worked after I put it in all caps in the website. No problems as of yet.

Decent price for a decent drive. Too bad the included game is terrible.

Great performance and super fast speeds from it. and it looks good too

This NVMe comes in a way of a combo, can stand up with the 850 speeds? Short answer no, still is avobe the average and it is in fact a 4 gen PCI SSD with no doubt about it, but for the price you also receive the incoming Battlefield, it's a good deal people a no brainer!!

Just buy the non-Battlefield version of this drive. Battlefield 2042 is one of the worst games I have played in years, so save yourself the upcharge for a 1" X 1" sticker on the side of the drive

This bundle prices was very good. It’s speed is less than most Gen4 SSD but that’s to be expected for this price. Highly recommend if you are on a budget.

I put this in my Rog Zephyrus G15 and it runs great! Pretty fast for a budget gen 4 ssd

I am not going to keep the code and return the drive.. also I didnt mean to buy another one hahahaha

Great SSD and a great value with the free game. Very fast even without DRAM.

The ssd came fast and and in good order. The ssd also works well in my laptop is also fast.

This is a gen 4 m.2 and itll work on newer motherboards that have gen 4 slots.

Amazing Value for this ssd/battlefield package. Would recommend to anyone.

Great hard drive and game combo, great speed and a great value!

Working as expected. Plus, a game for less than full price..

No frills M.2 Great speed Added a heatsink Can't complain

Great drive and super fast for the money!! Worth it!

the only bonus, it came with 2042, crashes on my pc all the time, no boot device detected. POOR Customer service

Not as fast as other gen 4 drives but still a good deal... battlefield being bundled was cool until it finally dropped and ended up sucking.

Western Digital has long used the ‘Black’ moniker to denote high performance, high focused products. The original Black drives harken back to the 10k RPM HDD days and have represented the more no-compromises parts from Western Digital. With the SN750 SE series, we have a WD Black product that is prices competitively, but is definitely more of a budget part. That said, for its intended audience and purpose, is it a good value? First of all, the packaging of the WD SN750 SE is pretty standard. Inside you’ll find the drive in a plastic holder, and the promotional Battlefield 2042 game code. The drive itself commemorates this year’s Battlefield du jour with a sticker to remind you Battlefield came with this SSD. The drive is a black PCB to match its namesake. It’s obvious after a quick look that this drive is a budget setup. There is a single NAND flash chip that holds the 1TB capacity. Also on display is the Phison PS5019-E19 controller. This controller is the Phison budget PCIe Gen 4 controller. There are no DRAM chips, so this is a DRAMless SSD, but there appears to be some decent SLC cache given read and write sustained speeds. Installation is simple as with any NVMe drive. I slotted it into my Asus Zepherus M16 laptop’s spare slot, and fired it up. Empty the drive lived up to performance goals, hitting 3.5GB/s read and around 2.8GB/s write sequential. Random speeds were ok for a single drive, but failed to excel past previous generations' higher end drives. I’m not sure what advantages a PCIe Gen 4 link speed get you if your drive is limited to speeds capable of being obtained by a Gen 3 4x link. Of course including Battlefield 2042 helps increase the value proposition of the drive. Speeds of the drive stayed pretty high despite large amounts of writes. WD has been able to configure some very usable drives with limited hardware, and the SN750 SE is no slouch. Write speeds dropped to about 1GB/s after around 130GB of writes, revealing a SLC cache size in the 10-15% of capacity. The SLC cache recovered within a minute or two, so most use cases will see pretty high speeds for sequential read/writes if you keep it under 100GB/sec. Gaming on the drive was consistent, without any major hiccups. Loading times are limited by other things than pure bandwidth, and this drive keeps things rolling. I used this drive as a dedicated game drive, so there was less contention for reads/writes with the operating system. Overall, the SN750 SE is a budget Black drive. Some might question if it wouldn’t be better served by the Blue moniker, but honestly the performance of this drive is quite good, and with a generous SLC cache, the drive appears to keep things in the high performance category more than a WD Blue. Regardless, the PCIe Gen 4 support coupled with the Battlefield game code mean that this drive has a decent value proposition. I saw some people were able to get this installed in a PS5, so it’s a great budget option, even if it doesn’t live up to the ‘minimum spec performance’ sony would have you install. Overall, it’s a good budget drive.

Bought this ssd because I needed an nvme drive . Battlefield code worked first time .