Introduction Toshiba OCZ RC100 M.2 2242 NVMe SSD NVMe SSDs are no longer reserved for the high-end market as they once were. We've seen more entries i ...

Today’s storage review is of a classic, yet a little bit different drive. I’m taking a closer look at the 2TB Rocket Nano NVMe (SB-1342-2TB) from Sabrent. It is a 2242 form factor which is ...

Sabrent recently launched the Rocket Nano 2242 Gen 4 NVMe SSD, featuring an M. 2 2242 form factor designed for compact devices such as the Lenovo Legion Go and various NUCs.

The form factor is that compact M.2 2242, which is ideal for small embedded devices such as IoT and edge computers.

Valve designer Lawrence Yang has some advice for Steam Deck owners wanting to swap in 2242 M.2 drives: "Please don't do this." Valve's Steam Deck is technically a PC, and can be taken apart and modded ...

Read our review of the Toshiba RC100, a tiny M.2 2242 PCIe NVMe drive that's unique in the crowded SSD market ...

The Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15 comes standard with an M.2 2242 (half-size) PCIe NVMe SSD. It's quite fast, with 2,331MB/s read and 1,592MB/s write speeds as tested, and most people will find that it's ...

It’s also really easy to upgrade or replace the SSD. All you need to do is remove a single screw, lift the SSD cover and slide out the M.2 2242 disk and replace it.

M.2 SSD (originally known as NGFF) evolved from the Mini PCI-E (PCI Express mini Card) specifications, and supports PCI-E and SATA interfaces simultaneously. This device covers a wide variety of ...