S880 NVMe SSD 2TB, PCIe 4.0 M.2 2280 Gaming SSD, Seq. Read Speeds UP to 7300MB/s, Internal Solid State Drive for PS5 Enthusiasts, High End Computing, Gaming

I have had this for almost a month now no issues works great and the best part I did not have to put a heatsink on it. I have a lot more storage on my PS5 know for more games. Oh and it’s fast on my load times too. The price is way better than the other brands too.

I like that it was easy to install and had the screw included and is very fast with a decent amount of storage for the price I paid. It also doubled my console storage allowing me to have more games downloaded to my console so I don't have to delete stuff off and then re download a game. and I've noticed an increase in loading speeds which is awesome. It's pretty durable as I've had it for a couple of months now with 0 issues. Altogether I highly recommend this this product to anyone thinking of purchasing an internal m2 ssd for any of their devices that can use it, I personally am using it with my playstation 5 and have been thrilled with the performance. I even tell my coworkers about it when they complain about not having enough storage on their playstation 5's. Temperature stays at a decent level haven't had any over heating issues with it either. I'd like to give a shout out for fanxiang for having a top of the line product for a great price point

It’s been about a month now since I bought this 2tb M.2 SSD to install and increase internal storage on PS5, I so regret not doing this earlier. The install was easy although I suggest watching a few videos on YouTube for assistance, the SSD is lightning fast, comes with full 2TB and I’ve been super happy. I also didn’t install any extra heating as it comes ready to go and again, a month in with no issues as for heat or noise or anything else.

So like many of you, I was seeking a solution to the abyssmal amount of storage that initially came with the PS5. I was a little iffy on installing an NVMe but a recent influx of games I wanted to play made it necessary as there would just be no way my console would be able to hold everything I wanted. That said, I finally bit the bullet and gave it a shot. I picked this due to sheer cost. I'm about 2 months in with the 2TB version of the SSD haven't experienced any issues.

I got this because I wanted to try out the NVMe PCIe Gen4 slot on my new motherboard. I use my rig for gaming and software development so having faster storage is crucial. Honestly the biggest improvement I’ve seen so far is in boot time for both the system and some games. GTA V story mode loads faster but online is still slow. I tried a couple DirectStorage games which loaded as fast if not faster they do on Xbox. For VSCode I notice a significant improvement with large file sizes. When I benchmarked the SSD I got frequencies equivalent to and better than advertised, which was NOT Expected! I have only had it for a month so I can’t attest to its longevity but so far it’s unbeatable for the price!

I had some trepidation buying an SSD from a company (Fanxiang) I've never heard of but I have heard of very good things about the 3D NAND chips from Yangtze Memory Technologies Corp (YMTC) which is supposedly used in the SSD so I was very interested in trying it out.Wow! I am super impressed! The SSD itself looks just as well made as other better known brands and I appreciated that it came with a tiny screw and screw driver in the kit.I migrated my Dell XPS desktop from a smaller SK Hynix PC801 NVMe 512GB SSD to the larger 2TB Fanxiang S880 SSD. While they both have approximately the same rated speed, my computer actually feels faster with the new Fanxiang.CrystalDiskMark gives the following results:[Read]SEQ 1MiB (Q= 8, T= 1): 7047.477 MB/s [ 6721.0 IOPS] < 1189.05 us>SEQ 1MiB (Q= 1, T= 1): 5063.660 MB/s [ 4829.1 IOPS] < 206.96 us>RND 4KiB (Q= 32, T= 1): 512.761 MB/s [ 125185.8 IOPS] < 247.49 us>RND 4KiB (Q= 1, T= 1): 67.996 MB/s [ 16600.6 IOPS] < 60.12 us>[Write]SEQ 1MiB (Q= 8, T= 1): 6597.671 MB/s [ 6292.0 IOPS] < 1266.55 us>SEQ 1MiB (Q= 1, T= 1): 5464.139 MB/s [ 5211.0 IOPS] < 191.74 us>RND 4KiB (Q= 32, T= 1): 471.844 MB/s [ 115196.3 IOPS] < 277.60 us>RND 4KiB (Q= 1, T= 1): 265.445 MB/s [ 64805.9 IOPS] < 15.35 us>These are very good results for a Gen 4 NVMe SSD. The SSD runs very cool (43 C) and so far, I'm extremely happy with my purchase. It has been running flawlessly in my computer and I hope that it will remain reliable in the long term.I am now a big fan of Fanxiang and will be using their products when I upgrade my other computers. It's always exciting when I discover a new brand that I like.

I am always upgrading my system and am very picky about the parts I use. They have to perform well and be at a decent price for the performance. This drive was already on my short list and it was on sale during the latest prime days so I picked it up. My system is setup where I have the fastest drive for my OS, then I have a fast drive for my working files and then I have a larger area for larger file/archiving. For reference, The 7119 bench above is actually my c drive and the nvme three is way faster than my mobo can handle, so that bench shows the fastest my computer can go for accessing an pcie4 m2 nvme slot. The other 3 benchmarks are where this item clocked in at. Very awesome speeds! I wanted to consolidate my 1 tb and 2tb nvme drives that I already had into this 4tb drive to minimize parts and give an upgrade in performance across the board which I was able to accomplish. When I did partition this into 2 drives, there was a small performance hit on the write speeds for the smaller 1.5TB partition whereas the larger partition maintained the bench above. The write speed went down to 6100 on the smaller partition. The overall actual size of this drive is 3.76 TB. I am very happy with the performance of this drive even though I have never heard of or used this brand before. I will be getting another one of these in the upcoming months. Performance and price are fantastic for this.