CrucialP5 Plus 2TB M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD - Up to 6600MB/s - CT2000P5PSSD8

Incredible drive and very very fast. Easy to install in the PS5 copying games across to the drive is lightning fast even for larger titles of 150gb ++. Very impressed especially at its Black Friday price.

This Gen4 M.2 has significantly improved my PS5's performance. The speed is impressive, with games loading noticeably faster than before. I found the installation process to be straightforward, and the included heatsink was a thoughtful addition (especially at this price point). It took me around 5 minutes to set up.I opted for the 2TB version at £95, and it's proven to be a worthwhile investment. The increased storage capacity allows me to store more games without compromising on speed by using a normal SATA SSD restricted to USB 3.0 speeds.In terms of performance, this SSD feels just as fast, if not faster than the original PS5 SSD. There is no noticable difference in both game load times and overall system responsiveness.Overall, the Crucial P5 Plus is a fantastic upgrade for any PS5 owner looking to enhance their gaming experience. The combination of speed, easy installation, and value for money makes it a solid choice.

I have been using the Crucial P5 Plus 500GB M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD for a few months now and I have been very impressed with it. I am a gamer and I also use my computer for video editing and other demanding tasks. The P5 Plus has been able to handle everything I throw at it with ease.I have noticed a significant improvement in loading times for games and other applications. I am also able to transfer large files much faster than before. Overall, the P5 Plus has made my computer feel much faster and more responsive.I have not had any problems with the P5 Plus so far. It has been running cool and reliably. I am also happy with the fact that it is a relatively affordable SSD.Overall, I would highly recommend the Crucial P5 Plus 500GB M.2 PCIe Gen4 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD to anyone who is looking for a fast and reliable storage solution. It is a great choice for gamers, creative professionals, and other users who need a high-performance SSD.

I got this on sale and the P5 works just as expected. It was simple to install (took about 3 minutes). Worked first time and I use it for OS and steam games. Very quick boot up times and handles all the games we are using on steam. I got the version with the heatsink just for peace of mind. No complaints so far.

It's Crucial so it's a quality manufacture, and installed into my PC, it's delivering the good day in and day out. Fast, dependable, and even fully loaded at the moment with 1.5tb of games, it's very, very quick. I've had it a few months now, and proved to be a good decision. I have a Sabrent Rocket too which is a little quicker, but that cost 50% more - at this price, the performance of the Crucial is excellent value. Recommended.

Well, if your looking for a fast SSD, this is your option. This thing will blitz loading times and boot times & read + write times.If your an editor, gamer or anything of the sort that needs reliable fast storage.... This is for you!It appears just like any normal SSD, maintaing excellent streamline quality of building that you would expect from Crucial and fits straight into an M.2 NVME PCIE port.I've had no heating issues as of yet, and doubt I ever will. I don't need a heatsink on top of it for gaming. Think that's a bit excessive... Plus my fans cool it down just fine too.If your in the market & especially if there is a black Friday/ any other sale on for this, I couldn't reccomened enough buying it. You'll love it and it'll love you.

My Honor Magicbook x16 was in need of more storage, and the Black Friday price on this 2TB P5 Plus Gen4 was too good to resist. The Magicbook doesn't have a reputation for being blisteringly fast so I got this mainly for the 2TB capacity upgrade, the original nvme had sequential read/write of about 3300/2500.Very easy job to clone the original drive (I used Clonezilla as I dual boot Windows with Linux and have ext4 partitions), and then swap over. I had one of those thermal pads to use, (not sure if a heatsink would fit in my laptop), the thermal pad is flexible and squashes between the nvme and the case to conduct the heat away. It then booted back up and ready to go.Really surprised and pleased to see this is now bench marked at Crucial's advertised speed, highly recommended.

Had no issues - arrived on time and was packed safely enough. Only suggestion would be: it's difficult to tell what the 'heatsink' part actually is/looks like for those who aren't knowledgeable - would be nice if the packaging/paperwork in the box highlighted this, or at least in the company's (Crucial) video, as I watched their installation on YouTube showing a thermal pad being affixed, which this was missing. I just assumed it was pre-fixed in the 'With heatsink' version I purchased and went on my merry way!It worked without any issues though and swapping data/games over from console storage to the new m.2 (I crossed over a total of 250-odd gigabytes) was done in a couple of minutes. This was recommended to me by a friend and the reviews I read here were very reassuring. Happy to add to that, fingers crossed. I haven't played any games off this m.2 yet to truly say how it performs but I expect (and hope) no issues in the future.A black sheep of a purchase, great stuff.