WD Blue SN5000 2TB SSD, M.2 2280 NVMe SSD, Read speeds up to 5150 MB/s, PCIe Gen4, nCache Technology, Free Acronis True Image data migration software, Internal solid state drive.

This SSD works great and delivers exactly what I was hoping for. Performance is fast, the specs are solid, and everything runs smoothly after installing it. For a 2TB NVMe drive, it’s also great value for money compared to many other options on the market. Easy upgrade and a noticeable improvement in speed. Very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it.

Exactly what I needed in my external enclosure for my M4 Mac Mini. It's fast enough, stable, reliable and big enough for what I need.

Easy to fit, fast and reliable. Have changed all my drives from SSD Plus to WD Blue and can only wish I had done it years ago. The difference is amazing.

This is a great drive from a reliable provider. At the bottom of their range regarding performance it provides a basic, reasonably well performing solid state drive for a good price. The speed is on the slow side for an NVMe but that is to be expected for the price, which is the lowest I could find (at the time of purchase) for a popular branded 4TB capacity drive. If I ever needed another, I would buy one. Fully compatible with my Apple Computer, easy to install, good packaging… no complaints… a great product.

Got it for a good price when on offer. Decent speed and storage size. Will see how long it last but two months in and still running fine.

It works, it's fast & it holds data. Hopefully it'll last a very long time. It has breathed some new life into an old(ish) laptop. What more can I say?

Perfect fit and good quality. This is installed in my UGREEN NAS as the storage platform for my many Docker containers including a Home Assistant install. It's been instrumental to my plans for a smarter storage solution and the price was great too.

I purchased this to upgrade my Dell XPS SSD boot partition from 250GB to 1TB - my OS partition was out of space. The included Acronis True Image software is a blessing that you do not have to purchase cloning software separately and gives you confidence that you have safe software, coming recommended by WD. I was able to clone the old SSD with only minor difficulties. This is why I stick with WD - their products work and are reliable. Maybe not a surprise that the old memory was from WD, factory-installed by Dell. Notes (things I learned) - I am not a computer geek: 1) Make sure you have the right size upgrade. This memory is 2280 (22mm wide x 80 mm long). You can find the size on the old memory or maybe in your PC user's manual (mine never told me the size, only that it was PCIe 4x). 2) Acronis strongly recommended placing the new memory in the PC and putting the old memory in an external SSD drive enclosure (make sure it says M.2). I could not get my BIOS (boot while pressing F12 on Dell) to recognise the external drive enclosure with old memory in it. I had it plugged into my USB-C (fastest) connection. In Acronis' perfect world you have 2 internal PCIe 4x slots - I do not. In the end, I left the old memory in the machine and cloned to the new SSD in the external enclosure. All I can say is that it worked for me... eventually (see next point). 3) My first clone attempt did not work. So, I first formatted the new SSD a storage device with 1 big partition with Acronis. I then re-ran the clone process and it worked perfectly. The fact that I am typing this on my PC gives testimony to that. It may sound a bit fiddly, but overall it was a good experience and the PC is humming happily.