CL1 Internal SSD, 128GB PCIe Gen3 x 4 NVMe Solid State Drive, M.2 2230 M Key, Model CL1-3D128-Q11, OEM Package

Just super easy and everything went great. I usually have to find a computer that a NVMe will work in and switching computers and NVMe(s) to make work. One should not have to do such, but I upgrade older computers and add PCIe cards to some to upgrade with a M.2 NVMe(s) so issues can be expected. But I was so impressed with this working on all computers I tested older and new, that I bought more. Super price for the quality.

Caught this on sale for $15. Threw it in an NVME external enclosure to use with my PS5 for transferring media since NVME SSD's are way faster than traditional USB flash drives. No issues and very good transfer speeds as expected from an NVME SSD (connected via USB-C 10gbps). I'm still on the look out for a 2230 sized NVME enclosure, but seems 2242 is the smallest enclosure size available for now. Hopefully someone makes one as these things are way faster than traditional USB flash drives and it would be great to be able to carry it around in your pocket or keychain.

I need a 2230 M.2 PCIe SSD card for the Orange Pi 5 SBC that I am ordering. I found this card at good price. After received it I tested its performance. As can be seen in the attached, it is only have the SATA SSD performance. It is far from the PCIe SSD's. As it should meet for my application, I will tested it to see what is its real performance.

Ordered the SSSTC 128GB NVMe M.2, very tiny drive (think "postage stamp") may require unique mounting to fasten down in some systems. Once installed system recognized it as NVMe and noted it has a LiteOn element to the firmware name. Benchmark tests show satisfactory performance with peak sequential read score of 1441MB/s and 865MB/s write. Packaging could be improved, it arrived in a sealed anti-static bag (bare board), no physical box, inside the Amazon bubble wrap envelope.

Works as expected and it is inexpensive. I'm using it for home automation without a large number of writes.

Dead on arrival. Tried in multiple devices and external SATA/NVMe enclosures and nothing. Not showing up in BIOS or Linux/Windows. Drive just gets EXTREMELY hot.

What can you expect when buying this cheap SSD, even having one working out of three you are like winning a jackpot, the working one are using normally, I put it in a NVME SSD enclosure to carry it with me around. Since the size is only 128GB, gaming is not enough obviously. Using as a portable drive is most suitable for the size of 2230 form factor

I was updating all the office computers to Win11 and decided to install SSDs at the same time. Win11 installed flawlessly on these hard drives and a few have been working for a couple of weeks without problem. Now they are very low level users and don't store anything locally on this hard drive. Only the OS. Strong recommend for me.