M.2 Heatsink Cooler 2280 SSD Double-Sided Heat Sink with Thermal Silicone pad for PS5/PC PCIE NVME M2 SSD(Black）)

It was easy to install on my SSD card as I thought I had bought the right SSD and apparently didn't this option saved me a lot of money as it looked great upon completion of installation and my overheating issue that I had on my SSD had completely stopped so it is very durable. It was easy to install all the screws fit perfectly and it is thick enough to cool my SSD card. I have had these for over a year at this point and have no complaints

I have HP Mini 800 G5. The SSD drive Crucial P310 was getting up to 73C under load I decided to get that heatsink. I was able to fit it with the heatsink even with the tiny space in the mini PC. The temperature under load now is about 55C. It was very easy to install. Just pay attention that one of the pads is thicker and goes on top of the ssd. Thanks!

Was easy to install, came with instructions. Great design because the fit is adjustable depending on the thickness of the ssd. In my scenario I have a big 5080 graphics card covering the ssd, so it gets practically no airflow. So before installing the heatsink the ssd would idle at 70 degrees Celsius, which is way too hot to idle at. Now it stay at like 42 Celsius. Crazy 28 degree drop but that’s probably only because in my case, it was already at 70 and gets zero airflow.

I had an a motherboard that included it's own m.2 cooler on it. So I removed the heat sink that originally came on it. Later when I went to move to the ssd to another system I needed a heatsink cooler. This one has done its job well. It has a top piece and bottom piece. I was worried the bottom piece would be too think for my motherboard, but it is pretty thin. This allows me to use this ssd without it over heating and disabling the ssd. It looks like it will work on most standard sized m.2. The downer is that putting it on your ssd is a bit awkward. One has to attach adhesive thermal pads to both sides and seat that correctly in the housing. They make it easy to line up, but its still a little akward. It has served well so far dissipating the heat.

The colored instructions were perfect. I loved the magnetic screwdriver and the five screws and alcohol and drying wipes that came along with it. Make sure to visually inspect between the two heat pads as they both are different thickness.The thinner one goes on the bottom of m.2 and the thicker is on top.I was using a team group mp44 gen 3 m.2. But, this will work on most nvme including gen 4 and maybe even gen 5.I did take off the m.2 sticker and stuck the sticker inside my pc case for reference. I cleaned the residue, etc with the wipes. I also cleaned the mating surfaces of the aluminum heatsink before applying the pads.Installation with the screws and Magnetic screwdriver supplied was a breeze using a criss cross method.Based in the pictures that I posted I feel that it looks great. The heatsink should help maintain its speed parameters and as a heatsink built in I say fantastic functionality.I won't hesitate to buy again and I would use this in the future if the m.2 nvme is exposed and no built in heatsink.It posts! So, this on my m.2 works. Yes, it did work fine without it but, I want this heatsink on it for aesthetics and peace of mind.

I bought this M.2 2280 SSD heatsink after my PS5’s 2TB NVMe SSD kept crashing. Turns out, it was overheating without a heatsink. This cooler fixed the issue completely! Installation was a breeze—took me about 5 minutes and the heatsink fits perfectly in the ps5 space

Easy install fits perfectly. Good quality. Great price

I purchased this for a Crucial 4 TB PCI-e Gen 4 SSD. I monitored the temperature while transferring files to the drive, continuously, for one hour. Files were transferred in groups ranging from 105 GB to 135 GB at a time and the temperature never exceeded 39 C…AND the port the drive is in is directly below the graphics card. Obviously the graphics card wasn’t under load at this time but the physical proximity of the card limits air flow and drive still never exceeded 39 C.By comparison, the system SSD (a 1 TB Samsung Gen 5) which utilizes the heatsink that came with the motherboard maintained a temperature of 43 C….so Gen 5 definitely runs hotter (as expected) even while idle.Based on what I’ve read, 50 C is an acceptable temperature for an SSD when it’s idle, so I’m amazed that the drive never exceeded 39 C when it was under load for an hour.