GLOTRENDS M.2 SSD Heatsink for 2280 NVMe/SATA SSD, Low-Profile

Low profile and keeps temps under control ✔️ Fits under GPUs with no clearance issues ✔️ Easy install (thermal pad + heatsink + clip) ✔️ Works with standard NVMe drives ✔️ Lowers temps noticeably ✔️ Secure fit with included clips I installed this on a Lexar NVMe drive in my second SSD slot, which sits directly under a large RTX 5080, so clearance was the main concern. This heatsink fit without any issues. Installation is simple: apply the thermal pad, place the heatsink, and secure it with the included rubber bands and metal clip. It works with any standard NVMe drive and stays firmly in place once applied. After installing it, the drive sits around 34°C during normal use, which is excellent for a drive positioned under a GPU. No throttling or heat problems so far. The low‑profile design is exactly what you need for tight builds or cramped second NVMe slots. I added a picture of the thickness so you can see how compact it is. If you’re dealing with limited space under a GPU, this is a solid choice.

Fits well and is compatible with most m.2 SSDs. It’s durable and was easy to install. The heatsink has a black appearance and comes with mounting hardware. It was fairly cheap. I was able to get lower temperatures

I ordered this for my WD Black NMVE drive that was idling at 58c and would exceed 70c under sustained loads and start to throttle. Installation was easy but make sure you dont place the thermal pad/heatsync too far back or you won't be able to screw the drive to the motherboard. After install, I immediately noticed an improvement in temps. The drive now idles at around 47c and only reached 53c under load with Crystaldisk benchmark. Pros: Cheap, Easy to install, nice black finish. reduced temps by 10+ degrees at idle and 15+ degrees under load. Cons: the instructions are lacking. I wasn't quite sure what to do with the metal brackets as there is no instructions for them and they didn't seem to fit on my drive. I just used the rubber bands. overall this product works as intended and for just $5, it's a no brainer. Buy it.

I had an NVMe that I recently replaced under warranty, and I wonder if the reason the first one failed was due to high heat? It's a Silicon Power 512GB and they might just run super hot. The attached photo shows that before, it was at 58 C which is pretty toasty. After mounting this (I removed the factory sticker on the drive for better contact) I was very happy to see it land at 49 C after reaching normal operating temps inside. Since this was a 2-pack, I used the other one in another computer I have that didn't have a heat-sink on the M.2 drive. That one was only 46 C before and dropped to 44 C afterwards. Not as dramatic but it was running pretty cool (relatively speaking) anyway. Overall I'm pleased with these. One the one that runs cooler anyway (a Samsung 970 EVO) I didn't use the rubber bands, just the metal clips. On the hot Silicon Power one, the backside of the drive, I was worried it would have some exposed contacts on the circuit board and I didn't want the metal clips shorting anything. So for those I used the rubber bands and then the metal clips over that. It's a snug fit but it worked that way and I didn't have to worry about shorts.

Anyone who PC games knows heat is everything when playing. I had never considered, however, adding a heat sink to my m2 drives. When I purchased my newest computer (which has 4090 rtx) I figured if I could shave a few degrees off, that would be great. Overall I've noticed a drop in temp of between 5 to 6 degrees C, which may not sound like much but when the first several hours of my gameplay stays in the 40 to 50 C degree range it makes for a better experience, and since I now have only the one kidney after buying this monstrosity I want it to last. The set comes with actual brackets or you can use the silicone bands that come with it to attach to the top of the M2 drives. Thermal pads were easy enough to fit even with my fat fumble fingers. I highlly recommend. Happy gaming.

Excelente producto, había comprado otro más grande y se calentaba , me salía letrero de sobré calentamiento y con este se solucionó el problema, recomendado para ps5 slim

Installed but didn't reduce temps. I keep a real time chart on my screen and no change

Works as expected. Had a problems

Buen producto, muy fácil de instalar, anclaje perfecto al SSD, precio muy ajustado, disipador de aluminio con una tira de pasta termica, muy fácil de poner,para el precio que tiene, a mí me parece buena calidad, ya veremos qué tal disipa...

pod obciążeniem spadek 6-8 stopni w idle nie ma zmian. Px700 pod obciążeniem przed 60 teraz około 52.

c'est super ma play se chauffe plus

The problem with all solid-state systems now is the heat generated. The lifespan of these devices is determined by the quality of the build and the heat dissipation. There's not much you can do about the former if you opt for cheap M.2 SSDs, but these are an absolute must for heat reduction. With the proper airflow, these reduce the heat of the M.2 devices by a minimum of 10 degrees Celsius. That could be the difference between 5 and 8 yeas of life in the SSD. Well-worth the money.

I have a samsung 970 Evo 500GB NVME M.2 SSD and it had temperatures of around 70 degrees during idle loads. I was afraid I would fry my SSD after the warranty period ended leaving me stranded without a boot drive. So I decided to get this heat spreader. It might seem expensive (which it is indeed) but considering the peace of mind that it provides Performance: Merely putting this on the SSD has reduced max temps to 50 degrees. That is a HUGE temp drop. I didn't expect that. Allowing air over it with fans reduces the temps even further to around 40-45 degrees. Now I have peace of mind. Considering Indian weather, I don't trust our electronics to last very long at sustained 70Degree temperatures.