Micron2TB 2400 M.2 2230 NVMe PCIe 4.0x4 SSD MTFDKBK2T0QFM-1BD1AABYYR

Works great in 2024 GPD Win Mini. Speeds around 4000MB read and 3000 write. Not the fastest but speed=heat and I knew the speeds up front. Micron makes a lot of the memory chips for other companies so I went with the source. Would buy again.

This is SLC Not TLCThis is why it is cheap :)I needed a cheap drive to fit into a Dell 7720's WWAN Slot it works good for data storage, It's fast as expected & works well for what it is & only time will tell the rest.It seems after searching for many SSD's if its SLC they wont mention anything about it, But are happy to state the type if it was TLC.

So far running pretty reliable, no BSOD. Honestly I don’t care about the speed but here is how fast it gets. And I also don’t really need 2T for my laptop, but hey, for $150 to upgrade from 256gb to 2T, it just puts a smile on my face

If you’re looking to expand the SSD of your Surface Pro 11, you have probably seen a lot of conflicting information online about which SSD will work for your device. In my experience, after using this SSD in my Surface Pro 11 for just over a month, this SSD works very well. I have not experienced any blue screens or resets and its read/write speeds are very impressive. Easy to install. 10/10 recommend, although it is a little pricey.

Been about a month or so. I cloned my ROG Ally partitions to the new drive using GParted which is a weird way to go. Accidently used diskpart to clean the disk and had to use TestDisk later on to restore my partitions which actually helped to fix my ESP partition which for a few weeks was not actually recognized by Windows correctly causing me Windows update issues. Nothing to do with the drive quality itself. But the restore operation worked out just fine and it's going strong. No complaints! Good quality product

Works for a Steam Deck (OLED)

I have a 2022 Asus ROG X13 Flow that I have been using since black friday 2022. It came with a 1TB hard drive and has been doing great until I started expanding my games experience. As you know games take a ton of space and really eats into xFinity's data cab.I got this after seeing another flow user review that it worked in theirs. I had to get a sabrent nvme enclosure since there really isn't multiple drive support internally.used acronis to migrate and that took a few hours but after replacing the drive it took like peanuts to butter. After confirming the startup I reseated the drive for good measure (just my experience) and closed everything up after final start test.Everything went smooth on the replacement with the exception of the thermal pads. Wasn't expecting that on the drive since youtube failed to mention that part, but using the prying tool to gently peel it off and transfer it to the new drive and went smooth. It was on top and bottom so that was a little scary when the drive didn't pop up after removing the screw.Will probably run it f the migrate for a while then do a fresh install of windows 11 to see how that goes. Big shout out to developers for allowing file transfer for huge games instead of having to redownload things. I love that.I have done several HHD to SSD migrations and the weird thing is this SSD to SSD migration only cut the time by like 20 minutes. So that must be a software limitation since it was free with sabrent devices or the partition logic is just that slow. But it worked good and look forward to expanding even more gaming experience.For asus rog x13 flow users this is a great expansion. Can't wait for the 4tb to come along though it might take a while to save up for that and the price to be right.

The SSD that comes out of your Steam Deck or ROG Ally is very likely the same Micron drive but a 512GB variant (both of mine were, anyway).This was significantly less - like $70 less - for a 2TB model than the WD or Corsair counterparts. I've had this installed for over a month with hundreds of hours gaming and could not be happier! If you're on the fence, I absolutely recommend this SSD. Having the ability to install your games and then actually play them when you have time vs managing delete/reinstalls just to have space for games on a handheld you want to pick up and play with convenience is a game changer.