JEYI M.2 HeatSink for PS5 / mATX/MiniATX, Mech-Inspired Ultra Slim 6mm Height Low Profile Aluminum Convective NVMe Heatsink, DazzCold-006

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I feel like the temperature for my SSD in my PlayStation five is better with this on it. I highly recommend it. It does exactly what it says. It should do and I recommended it to one of my buddies.

Great metal heat dissipation cover design. Even comes with a mesh screen to help it breathe and keep dust out. Included everything needed to install, even screws for ease of installation. Should definitely help out with the PS5 performance.

I didn’t read the description well and got this for my PC, it would not fit and I was disappointed because it would have been perfect for my build. I do have a gaming console I can use this on I just haven’t installed it yet. I really like the quality look and fell of this heat sink and would recommend

Recently got a 1TB Gen4 NVME. My motherboard actually has two spots for these type of solid state drives. One of my drives came from the manufacturer with a heatsink, but this recent drive did not. I know that these devices can get quite hot, but never realized it until I accidentally touched my 2nd drive and slightly burned my finger tip.Anyway, I got this heatsink to solve that problem. I did notice that my first NVME drive with the heatsink never got that hot, so I knew this device would work. I was more concerned with how hard it would be to install since I've never added a heatsink to a drive before.Anyway, this did arrive well packaged but with no instructions. It came with two heat pads and hardware. The installation itself is fairly easy, but I would caution you to be sure you align the heatsink to allow for you to still be able to screw the drive into the motherboard. The first time I setup my heatsink to my NVME, the tiny screw used to attach the drive to the motherboard wouldn't sit right because the heatsink got in the way. You'll only have about a 1mm plus or minus to play with to get this right.As a result of the installation, the NVME SSD has been warm to the touch and never hot. I really like the design too as it adds some pop to my desktop (as pictured).

I am very impressed with the build quality of this heatsink. The install was super quick and easy. It keeps my NVME ice cold. I'd highly recommend this if you're experiencing any throttling on your drives.

This arrives in a very small and simple box. It includes the heat sink itself, thermal pads, tiny screws and a small screwdriver, which was nice of them to include.This M.2 heat sink feels very well built. It looks fantastic! I love the design and colors, and the fact that it is low profile. As far as I could tell it does not come with instructions. However, it is simple to use and install and you can use the Amazon product page as a reference, and there are many video's on YouTube which show how to install M.2 heat sinks.I like these as most of the motherboards I have or buy, have two M.2 slots, but only the top one usually has a heat sink for the M.2 drive. I need heat sinks for the lower one, and they need to be low profile so as not to interfere with the video card or sound card clearance (So they are mounted correctly). This M.2 heat sink checks all the boxes, and really looks nice.I have no cons. This is going in my next build. It will help cool my second M.2 drive (when I get one) and look good while doing it!

With highlights painted on opposing cut metal plates, it stands out against a dark motherboard. It has a wraparound mount that clamps with screws, so the underside of the M.2 module also gets a little of the heatspreader effect even on single-sided drives. That does mean that the sides of the clamp and the screw heads will add a little witch to the drive, so boards that pair two sockets side-by-side might not have the clearance. Same goes for the adapter cards that hold four drives in a row, might be a touch too close. The extra width ends up being about the same as the plastic M.2 socket though so it looks like it will work for most setups. I don't have a super fast new PCIe5.0 drive to really give it a stress test, but for those ones you might want a bigger fin stack to begin with. It came with pre-cut thermal pads which is a nice time-saver.