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Capacity: 1 TB.
Form Factor: M.2 2280 (single-sided).
Interface: PCIe 4.0 ×4, NVMe. Back-compatible with PCIe 3.0/2.0.
Sequential Read Speed (max): up to ≈ 7,250 MB/s.
Sequential Write Speed (max): up to ≈ 6,900 MB/s.
Random IOPS (1TB model): ~1,000K reads / ~1,400K writes (based on some review data) for the 1TB and 2TB variants.
NAND Type: TLC 3D NAND (Western Digital’s next-gen).
DRAM: It is a DRAM-less design employing HMB (Host Memory Buffer) instead of on-board DRAM.
Endurance (TBW): For the 1TB model, rated around ~600 TBW (terabytes written) in some listings.
Warranty: 5-year limited warranty.
Key Features:
Capacity: 240GB
Interface: SATA III 6Gb/s
Sequential Read/Write: Up to 550/500 MB/s
Faster boot-up and application load times
Energy-efficient and reliable WD quality
It’s an internal solid-state drive (SSD) with a 1 TB capacity, using the SATA III interface (6 Gb/s) in a 2.5″ / 7 mm form factor.
It uses no moving parts (typical of SSDs), which offers better shock-resistance and quieter operation compared to mechanical hard drives.
It supports SLC (single-level cell) caching (in the underlying controller/firmware) to help boost write performance for everyday tasks.
It is marketed for everyday computing: desktops, laptops, general use rather than heavy enterprise workloads.
Low power consumption: suitable for laptops where battery life matters.
Comes with a 3-year limited warranty (for many regions) from the manufacturer.
Form factor: M.2 2280 (80 mm length) — fits most modern laptops/desktops with an NVMe slot.
Interface: PCIe 3.0 ×4, NVMe version (v1.3) compatible.
Sequential read speed: Up to ~3,200 MB/s for the 1TB model.
Sequential write speed: Up to ~2,500 MB/s for the 1TB model.
Random performance: Up to ~300,000 IOPS (4 KB reads) and ~400,000 IOPS (4 KB writes) according to one spec sheet.
Endurance: For the 1TB version, rated at 100 TBW (terabytes written) which is quite low compared to many other 1TB SSDs.
Warranty: 3-year limited warranty.
Other: Single-sided design (makes it a good fit in compact laptops where clearance under the board may matter) and uses QLC NAND (for the 1TB/2TB models) and is DRAM-less (for cost savings) according to reviews.