SSDs Reviews

The HP FX700 takes a winning formula and drops in new QLC NAND, creating an efficient and cool-running SSD that lacks high performance but makes for a good secondary drive.

The Adata Legend 970 takes no risks, but it’s still one of the fastest drives out there. It’s a bit of a niche product with ample competition, but Adata fielded a competitive SSD.

The Silicon Power UD90 2230 performs efficiently and as expected without any standout blemishes.

The Silicon Power US75 is a mid-grade Gen 4 NVMe SSD without a heatsink or any major frills. It’s efficient and performs well, launching as another inexpensive but competent alternative.

Finally, A Retail 2TB M.2 2230 TLC SSD Solution

The QLC Sibling to the Inland TN446

Gigabyte’s Faster Aorus Gen5 10000 Sibling.

The NN5Pro is the second Gen 5 SSD from Nextorage, raising performance even higher while including an option for a massive cooling solution. Its performance is high, but availability is still low.

Roomier and faster than a portable HDD, but the street price needs to be much lower than MSRP.

The Corsair MP700 is one of the first PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs available on the market. Performance is good and there are no real drawbacks, but it is an early adopter product.