Not NVME but fast enough for the average gamer. Another black Friday purchase, great deal for 1 TB SSD.

Cheap awesome fast! How much more do you want. Idk how hot ssds are supposed to run but this thing runs from 30C to 70C but when I touch it inside the case it never feels that hot....

Great little guy. It's amazing how small these things are. It booted up just fine and is running great. A nice upgrade and helps keep the build nice and neat without the need for extra cables.

Brought this over from my old build. It's an SSD, it's big and it's hassle free, no cables. It's not the fastest SSD out there and I've had some hit or miss performance especially as the drive filled up. It's probably not something that a casual user would notice but I did notice it sometimes hangs during file transfers in a way my other drives don't. The software that comes with it however is very disappointing. It's slow and unresponsive and that shouldn't be the case when you're talking about one of the more popular SSD lines out there.

Honestly, for an extra $10 I would go with the Western Digital version of this SSD (I have a 9 year old HDD from Western Digital that's still kicking) but its by no means bad.

One note: my computer recognized this drive but trying to format it would fail every time. I had to go to Crucial's website, go to the correct page for this drive, and download their firmware. After that the formatting went through with no issues.

Very fast on startup of windows and games. Tons of space and really cheap. Make sure you put it into the top m.2 slot on your motherboard I didn't see it at first and was confused why it wasn't showing up when installing windows.

Using as secondary drive, does the job.

An M.2 SSD, works like it should be, nothing special but nothing to complain to.

Good SSD. No complaints.