LEVEN JPS800 2TB PCIe Gen4 Speed up to 5,000MB/s
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About LEVEN JPS800 2TB PCIe Gen4 Speed up to 5,000MB/s
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
71% praised for its lightning-fast read and write speeds
The installation process was easy and the read/write speeds are excellent.
The internal solid-state drive works great with good read/write speeds.
I transferred a 45GB PS5 game in under 20 seconds.
The internal solid-state drive works great and has been tested with good read and write speeds.
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68% liked the generous storage capacity
I bought one solid state drive for my C: drive and another for storage.
70% found it compatible with various systems, but 30% encountered compatibility issues
I ordered the gen4 JPS800 SSD for my PS5, but it turned out to be incompatible because it was not the required gen4 version. The actual SSD I received was JPS600.
68% praised for its rugged durability, while 32% experienced hardware failure
It took me 30-40 minutes to remove the heatsink from two drives.
I am frustrated that M2s still do not come with the necessary screw for installation, even in 2023.
My SSD completely died and the hundred of Gigabytes I stored on it was not recoverable.
66% appreciated its low power consumption, though 34% noticed higher energy usage
I checked the tablet for heat dissipation after running the game for 30 minutes and did not feel any warmth on the heatsink.
After hours of troubleshooting, I lost 100% of the data on the drive due to the high power consumption of the internal solid-state drive, which caused the drive to fail.
65% appreciated the silent operation, though 35% noticed some noise
I have spent over 20 days communicating with the support team, going back and forth with increasing demands. I even spent an hour swapping nvme with a working one while recording a video. The support team has been silent for days and justified their delay by saying that even Apple needs to verify before replacement.
