The box is simple, yet very effective, as it shows us a picture with the M.2 drive, the heatsink hovering above it (it doesn’t really hover, it’s just to show you both components), we can see the capacity, speed, and the key features all clearly listed up on the front, which is perfect.
Around the back, all of the key features, such as the interface, SLC, SRAM error handling, data protection and more are all clearly listed, and we can see the difference in read and write speeds for the 500GB, 1TB and 2TB variants too.
The drive and heatsink come separated, so if you’re using a PlayStation 5 or the heatsink on your motherboard, you can just drop it in. If you need the heatsink, it’s easy enough to mount, just add it to the top of the drive before you screw it down.
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