Patriot's Ignite M2 SATA III SSD is available in two capacities: 240GB, and 480GB. Sequential read performance for the Ignite M2 SSD is listed at up to 560MB/s.

Kingston announced a new M.2 2280 SATA SSD. Shipping next week, the new 22 mm x 80 mm dimension provides a thin, caseless and compact form factor ideal for new notebook platforms such as ...

Plextor was first to market with their new next generation SATA 6G SSD (the Crucial C300 was a previous generation), but they are the last to get a product in our hands.

The SATA m.2 drives are just SATA like the 2.5 inch SATA drives, same interface and protocol and speed. Any decent quality SATA SSD will be much, much faster than a spinning drive.

Kingston has a long line of storage options for about every usage you could have. Today I’m taking a look at the SSDnow M.2 SATA Solid State Drive with a capacity of 120GB. The M.2… ...

Patriot launches the Ignite M2 Next-Generation-Form-Factor (NGFF) SSD. It is 80mm long (form factor 2280) and can handle sequential read and write speeds of up to 560/320MB/s and 4KB random read ...

Icy Dock has introduced a new addition to their range of M.2 Sata racks in the form of the Icy Dock ToughArmor MB872MP-B Full-Metal 12-bay M.2 SATA rack, ...

Inside that, I have a 2TB M.2 SATA SSD—my setup started with the non-NVMe Satechi hub but I’ll upgrade to the NVMe version. And sitting on top is my M2 Pro (12‑core CPU & 19-core GPU) with ...

If it doesn't support those then you can use an m2 drive in either an m2 slot or and adapter in a PCIe slot with an AHCI/SATA drive. Those will just be the same as a 2.5 inch SSD on SATA port.

A huge 16TB SSD has overcome manufacturing issues and is now due for a launch in the coming months, but there's a catch.