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

great accessory for keeping SSDs cool, especially in demanding environments like the PlayStation 5 or high-performance PCs. Its dual-sided design ensures that both surfaces of the SSD are covered, improving heat dissipation and maintaining stable performance during long gaming or work sessions. The included thermal silicone pads fit snugly, providing efficient contact between the SSD and the heatsink. Installation is straightforward, and the compact size makes it compatible with PS5’s expansion slot without issues. In use, the heatsink helps reduce thermal throttling, ensuring faster and more consistent read/write speeds. The build quality feels solid, and it adds peace of mind for anyone upgrading their storage with high-speed NVMe drives

Fits perfectly on my Asus motherboard. Dropped my average temp on one SSD sensor by 10°C and 15°C on the other SSD sensor. Great price, great fit, easy install, does it's job.

Works great, easy to install, dont be arrogant, read the instructions lol my sticks didn't necessarily need heatsinks but they make them look really good.

The product came with a screw driver and was very easy to install. Paired it with a 990 evo and it works great.

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

It's amazing how even passive cooling is so effective in heat dissipation. I have a 2TB Samsung 990 Evo Plus that really loves to cook itself. Even at idling it was between 70-80°C, going as hot as 90°C when dowloading and updating games. After the heatsink installation it now idles around 60°C and maxes at around 72°C when in heavy use. If your mobo doesn't come with a heatsink, this is an amazing cheap solution to cool your SSD, making it much more durable on the long term, even if the quality of the heatsink isn't incredible, it fulfills its purpose beautifully.

Reduced peak temps for WD Blue SN550 1 TB drive from 71C to 48C running CrystalDiskMark and during a large file copy. Very easy to put together, and the pads are just sticky enough to facilitate installation; they'll peel right off when the time comes. Doesn't interfere with Asus Q-Latch system and fits under PCIe cards with room to spare. Perfect!

A bit of a pain to put together, as all PC parts are, but totally worth it.

Great affordable nvme cooler. Fits perfect and keeps temps down! Recommended.

Works way better than expected! I'm using it for a WD SN770 NVME. My temps went from 80c-85c while gaming using the stock heatsink on my MSI b-660m-a motherboard to around 60-67c highest I've seen was while gaming. So a 15-20c drop in temperature. Easy to install Looks great And best of all it's cheap

The heat sink keeps the NVME SSD cool. Without it the NVME would go up to 45°C+ but with it, it hasn't gone above 36C. In the included piture the temperatures are Current (33°C)/Minimum(29°C)/Maximum(36°C).

I had a spare 1Tb drive from my PC lying about but didn't want to put it in my sister's PS5 without protection. The housing is really inexpensive and seems to be as effective as the manufacturer's cheat casing on my Corsair 2Tb drive. Seemed to keep it quite cool after an hour of use too, so for the price, it works as needed and why bother with something pricier when this does the trick?

My temperatures went from a toasty 74c on the NAND and 85c on the controller to a cool 58c and 66c. Would highly recommend