Ladies and gentlemen, we have a contender gunning for a position amongst the ranks of top tier NVMe drives. The challenger? Kingston Technology's KC2500. Let's see how mean it's right hook is.

Kingston's high-performance consumer NVMe SSD delivers the third-best loading times we've seen from a 1TB flash-based SSD. If you are looking for a gaming SSD, you can't do much better than ...

Kingston KC2500 1TB reviewThe KC2500 1TB isn't Kingston's first foray into NVMe SSD territory, but it's fair to say from the outset that it's probably its best so far. On paper there doesn't seem ...

It's easy to pick up an M.2 NVMe PCIe SSD based on price alone. Spending £100 or so heralds a 1TB model outfitted with the latest NAND capable of hitting peak sequential speeds in excess of 2 ...

That's where the Kingston KC2000 comes in. Delivered in an M.2 form factor, said drive promises "superior NVMe speeds" and "outstanding endurance" for desktop, workstation and high-performance PCs.

Although it’s not one of our favorite SSDs, Amazon is selling the speedy 1TB Kingston A2000 for $80, which is an all-time low. When we reviewed the A2000 SSD, we gave it a four out of five stars.

The A2000 is a 2280 (22 mm wide, 80 mm long) M.2, PCIe 3.0 x4, NVMe SSD, that’s available in 250GB (currently , 500GB (currently $60 on Amazon Remove non-product link) and 1TB (currently $100 on ...

It's pretty cool that we can now get a terabyte of storage on a very small piece of tech, and that we also don't have to break the bank to do so. The Kingston NV2 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD fits that ...

Greetings everyone. This is a review video of me. In this review, I will be comparing my brand new Kingston NV2 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD to my current (old now) SanDisk Ultra M.2 1TB NVMe 3D SSD drive ...

The Kingston DataTraveler Max 1TB USB flash drive has it all (or almost). It is blazingly fast, small and it doesn’t carry such a big premium compared to a traditional portable SSD.

Kingston rates sequential performance for the 1TB A2000 at up to 2,200 MB/s read and 2,000 MB/s write. We had no problem meeting and exceeding factory specs on our AMD Zen 2 platform, even with ...

Final Thoughts The KC2000 from Kingston is one heck of an NVMe drive. Even though I’ve never really considered having encrypted drives before I can’t help but feel better now that I have one.