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Amazon is offering the Kingston 250GB A2000 M.2 2280 NVMe Internal Solid-State Drive for $34.99 shipped. That’s $10 off the typical rate there and is a match for the lowest price we have tracked. This NVMe solid-state drive boasts up to 2,200MB/s performance thanks to its PCIe connection. Since there are no moving parts, it a forward-thinking solution that’s much less likely to fail when going head-to-head with traditional drives. It’s a solid choice for anyone looking to offload an operating system and some of their most-used applications. Rated 4.8/5 stars.

If your primary concern is offloading your operating system, consider Kingston’s A400 120GB NVMe Solid-State Drive. It’ll shave another $15 off today’s spending, thanks to its small $20 price tag. As with the drive above, buyers will benefit from fast boot times and improved reliability when compared with standard hard-disk drives.

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Kingston 250GB NVMe SSD features:

  • NVMe PCIe performance at a fraction of the cost
  • Supports a full-security Suite (TCG Opal, xts-aes 256-bit, edrive)
  • Ideal for Ultrabook’s and small form Factor PC (SFF PC) systems

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