2 Pack NVMe Heatsink for M.2 2280 SSD

If you're building PCs with used parts, these are a neccessity. They look good, fit well and are built well and don't strip as long as your not tightening them like a gorilla. Works with Machinist, MSI, Gigabyte and Asus boards. Keeps temperatures down. I didn't use the included rubber bands because they are going to rot and break so I dug into my O-ring kit and used O-rings which will take longer to break down. Nice low profile so if your SSD is under your GPU it will still fit behind it and not hit the GPU.

Has a low-profile heatsink of aluminum, sized for a 2280 M.2 SSD. Plenty of spacers and screws and a great little phillips screwdriver (magnetized) to install those little SSD screws. Has silicone thermal pads to conduct heat to the heatsink. Even has little rubber bands to hold the heatsink to the SSD (even though they all broke when trying to wrap around the assembly). Everything was x2, so I have spares for future SSD's. Good Value for the $

Works as intended, I do wish the rubber bands are black to match the heatsink.

I have a fairly high-end system. Right above my blistering hot RTX3090 is an equally hot Samsung 970 EVO. If you know anything about the 970 series of drive you know they already get a little toasty. When transferring large files it will hit 75-80c. While technically that is within spec the drive will throttle down heavily. Some users don't understand that with NVME drives there is such a thing as too cold. The storage chips will work better with a little heat in them. One of these cheap little coolers is perfect for the 970 evo dropping it's new top temps to 50-55c. Perfect! Quick and dirty conclusion: Don't waste your money with huge heat blocks, get this.

Perfect for laptops!

I was short on screws for mounting an M.2 SSD, and ended up with this kit instead of just screws - because a little extra heat sink on recent large SDDs is never a bad idea. The blue heat transfer sticky pad is not that sticky, but it does not need to be due to the bands; and might save you if you apply it wrong. It's not a disaster to take it off and reapply. This kit does not dissipate heat from the back side of the SSD, but that is likely not needed in many cases unless you have an unusual build or possibly a hot console. I used both sets, would order this again.

such a good bargain. two sets of heat sinks for $7....can't beat that. I wasn't sure if it would be any good but I figured what the heck and give it a try. I put it on my m.2 gen4 samsung and ran some tests. running some speed tests of 5 iterations of 32GB read/write I was getting 69 degrees stock and with the heat sink I got 63 degree so I dropped temps by 6 degrees under heavy use. Very easy to install and the, don't know how long the rubber band will last but so far so good. Its nice that it came with screws also cause I really needed them.

Easy installation and gets the job done quick.

Buenísimo, justo lo que buscaba, trae 4 Stands up, 2 largos y dos chicos, 4 tornillos, thermal pad y el radisson se nota de muy buena calidad, muy bien empacados, entrega rápida. 100% recomendado, sin duda lo volveré a comprar cuando lo requiera.

Fait un très bon travail, et dissipe très bien la chaleur.

Producto que cumple y no da para más

Bought two pieces for Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1TB and P1 1TB. It is very easy to install, and it comes with small screw ( this screws are rare to find!). The maximum temperature for 970 Evo is dropped from 80'C to 62'C in my test before and after with heat sink. for P1, it is dropped from 65'c to 50'c. Very impressive.

I ordered these SSD heatsinks because they were cost-effective and low-profile. Admittedly, these weren't my first choice, but I figured they would be fine for mid-range SSDs and potentially fit in my laptops. I am glad I got them because they worked far better than I had hoped. Their cooling was more than adequate inside a mini-PC and desktop. An easy 10C to 20C drop in maximum tempurature. Sadly, they were too tall for the laptops I had. These will work with dual-sided 4TB and 8TB SSDs. The only downside is that both thermal pads are the same thickness. Some of my SSDs had uneven chip heights and required more than one thickness for proper contact.