Corsair MP600 Micro 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe x4 Gen4 2 SSD – M.2 2242 – Up to 5,100MB/sec Sequential Read – High-Density 3D TLC NAND – Compatible with Lenovo Legion Go and Thin PCIe 4.0 Laptops – Black

Upgraded my Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 15IHU6 system SSD with it. No problems so far. I mostly use my laptop for software development and SSD's temperature is around 107 F (42 C) during work hours.

Works well. Used to upgrade storage in my sons Steam Deck.

Works well. I haven't measured the speed. I used it to upgrade my Lenovo Yoga 7i from the 256GB that came with it to this 1TB SSD. I'm writing this review on the upgraded laptop. The performance seems good. Recommended.

I have been using it for a week, so far so good. Well done. Fast, easy to clone, no data loss, and not to relatively hot. I would say it is worth the price, just around $100. 1TB of storage is good amount, and as long as it is stable, I am very happy.

Relatively easily to install, worked perfectly. I got it specifically for playing games and the speed increase was phenomenal. Well worth the cost.

installed in minutes on my asus nuc. Great little onboard expansion!

Installed in in my 16 GB Raspberry Pi 5 using the Raspberry Pi branded m.2 hat and it works like a champ. Imaged it on Windows using a nvme SSD USB enclosure then dropped into the hat and everything worked fine. Works even better when you remember to turn on the Pi's Gen3 SSD support 😀Highly recommended for this application. Perfectly Pi5 compatible, and very snappy. Love having a terabyte - keep my music library on there with lots of room left over for python coding.

I got a new Lenovo IdeaPad 5 16" 2-1 laptop just a month or two ago. I was aghast to wake up recently and turn it on to a "choose a boot device" popup, meaning the SSD drive it came with had died after a very short life. I searched around and found that apparently a bunch of people were having the same issue and Lenovo either chose a poor SSD manufacturer or got a bad batch of SSDs.I managed to open the laptop case and find the faulty SSD. It is an unusual size, and there didn't seem to be many in that size here on Amazon. Fortunately, this Corsair drive appeared to be the same size and specs, so I took a slight risk and ordered it.I couldn't be more pleased -- this drive was super easy to plug in and the laptop recognized it right away. I created a bootable USB thumb drive and turned the laptop into a Linux Mint machine. Linux Mint detected the new drive without issue and installed.I would highly recommend this drive to anyone who needs an SSD in this particular form factor.