[4 TB] My son and i bought this product for his Playstation 5. Install was easy and transferring files were performed with ease. He immediately saw processing speed increase for file transfer and updates. Extremely happy with the product and 4TB storage space to accomodate more games...

[0.105 lb] I called ahead and the store had it ready for pick-up within 30 minutes. Customer service was very helpful on the phone and in-store. It was very easy to install and my PS5 recognized and formatted it right away. Great purchase!

[3000 TB] I bought this Lexar NM800 Pro 2TB SSD to install in my laptop. It is quite fast, especially at this price point for 2TB of storage. No complaints so far.

[4 TB] Easy, instant upgrade for the QNAP TS-264. I noticed an immediate improvement in access times and in sync time for the Qsync app.

[4 TB] Granted, I tested the Lexar with a synthetic benchmark with no data on the drive, but this drive is no slouch. In fact, I'd give them 6 Stars if I could. Here's why:

1) They give you the M.2 mounting screw. THANK YOU!!!

2) It's well crafted and it appears that the heatsink could be removed. There are tiny mounting screws on the side. The heatsink, for it's small size, also appears to be effective at dissipating heat. When I ran it with some big file copies, it was about as hot as the motherboard's much larger nearly 4 inch long NVME heatsink (My X570 board only supplies a heatsink spreader for one of the two NVME slots)

3) In terms of real world performance, I am getting a top write speed of 2 GB/s. I just copied 103gb of large files in less than 60 seconds.


4) The specifications don't do the drive justice on B&H. On Lexar's product page their DWPD (drive writes per day) is an impressive 0.535. That's higher than a Samsung 970 EVO Plus (0.3 DWPD) but lower than a Western Digital Red SN700 (1 DWPD). You could use this drive as a NAS drive cache though, is what I'm saying.


I am very happy with this drive. Thanks, B&H, for stocking it.

[4 TB] It's a good little SSD, just an extra terabyte of storage for gaming on my laptop.
Good speed, and I don't really have to worry about the thermal-issues that can arise from putting a 4.0/5.0 NVME in an enclosed laptop chassis.
(The differences between 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0 SSDs are negligible when it comes to everything besides transfer of large files)

[3000 TB] Fast, easy installation, excellent performance and value. Replaced the hard drive in my laptop and it was a great performance boost.

[1500 G / 0.5 ms] I am using it on a pc as a main unit and it is fast response for photo editing.

[0.105 lb] Fast and reliable, though I had to remove the outer heatsink casing to properly fit the SSD on my MSI board. I also added a small rubber band to secure the upper heatsink.

[0.105 lb] I've an older MSI i7 8-core PC with 64 GB of RAM that came installed with a Samsung 512 GB NVME on a PCIe Gen 3 motherboard. Long story short: Cloned the PC C: Drive SSD to the Lexar Professional 512 GB NM800 PRO PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe M.2, then swapped the drives. Took two reboots for Windows to accommodate the Lexar to the system. After a good boot-up, I ran the DiskMark64 and was amazed to see a new increase of read/write of 1200 MBS, to 3400 MBS, from 2300 MBS. Note that speeds will be affected by RAM transfer speeds. Apps load in faster now. Also installed the same Lexar model, but a1 TB, on a PCIe 4x Gen 3 card which is used as a Drive D for photo batch processing and holding cache folders so as not to fill the C Drive, which I strictly use for the OS, some docs, and Apps. I use other standard disk drives for storage and archives. Will soon be getting an updated MSI i9 PC with Gen 4 motherboard with the faster DDR5 RAM. These Lexar drives should haul data in and out even faster.