💾 Samsung PM981 256GB M.2 PCIe NVME Solid State Drive SSD OEM: High-Performance Data Storage Solution (2280) MZVLB256HBHQ Review

Searched YouTube for installation videos for my exact Dell laptop - installation was so easy. I really needed more storage space. I haven't run any tests, but the speed seems very fast.

Works great so far. Very easy to install and use. Not having to run cables through my case for my drive really made my build that much easier.

I've been burned by some NVMe SSDs in the past where they were designed with a high speed cache chip in front and then a bunch of slow chips behind. They appear fast at first, but then drop from >400 MB/s to below 80 MB/s under continuous load. It's not one of those SSDs. The ones I bought support sequential write speeds in excess of 400MB/s.

Fits well. The kit did not include an M2 x 3mm screw for mounting. No installation instructions (physical installation is easy, but instructions on formatting and cloning would be helpful). Using Samsung Data Migration software didn't help (lots of disclaimers and conditions the software didn't work under). Otherwise, it makes a well-made and easy-to-install impression.

I searched YouTube for an installation video specifically for my Dell laptop - the installation was very easy. I really needed more storage space. I haven't run any tests, but the speed seems very fast.

Works great so far. Very easy to install and use. Not having to run cables through my case for my drive really made my build that much easier.

I've been burned by some NVMe SSDs in the past where they were designed with a high speed cache chip in front and then a bunch of slower chips behind. They appear fast at first, but then drop from >400 MB/s to below 80 MB/s under continuous load. It's not one of those SSDs. The ones I bought support sequential write speeds in excess of 400MB/s.