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SSD form factors

SSD sizes and connection types, the usual fit for each device type, and current prices in Australia.

All SSD prices

Prices are for in-stock 1TB to 4TB drives. Updated

SSD sizes

M.2 drives are 22 mm wide, and the size code gives the width and length in millimetres: 2280 is 22 × 80 mm. Drives are drawn to the same scale.

Lexar Play 2230
M.2 2230 22 × 30 mm 10 in stock · from $245
Corsair MP600 Micro
M.2 2242 22 × 42 mm 1 in stock · $397.71
Biwin NV3500
M.2 2280 22 × 80 mm 228 in stock · from $159
M.2 22110 22 × 110 mm None in stock

Screw positions in mm from the slot. A slot takes the lengths it has a screw mount for.

2.5-inch 100 × 70 mm 71 in stock · from $165
TEAMGROUP CX2

Connection types

M.2 SATA drives fit many M.2 slots that only support NVMe, but they do not work in them. NVMe drives have one notch in the connector and M.2 SATA drives have two.

M.2 NVMe

Biwin NV3500
M keyOne notch

Needs an M.2 slot that supports PCIe/NVMe.

235 in stock · from $159

M.2 SATA

Silicon Power Ace A55
B+M keyTwo notches

Needs an M.2 slot that supports SATA.

4 in stock · from $194

2.5-inch SATA

TEAMGROUP CX2
SATA data and powerTwo connectors

Needs a 2.5-inch bay and SATA data and power cables.

71 in stock · from $165

Heatsinks

Heatsink versions are taller than bare drives. Most laptops only have room for a bare drive, and motherboards with their own M.2 heatsink do not need one on the drive.

Some listings cover both versions of a model. Check the listing photo.

Bare
With heatsink

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