I'd recommend this one by Corsair

It's faster and more power efficient than the stock one, name brand, cheaper than most, and I haven't heard any failure reports about it.

The Sabrent Rocket one you linked I have seen a lot of reports of it dying and complaints that Sabrent didn't honor the warranty, but it's hard to know how widespread issues like that actually are. The corsair one hasn't been out as long, so it's possible there's just been less time for negative reports to show up.

ROG Ally owner here - I come in peace. I know many ROG Ally users in r/rogally were reporting they purchased a Sabrent SSD to throw in their Allies (is that the plural?) and I hadn't seen any reports of issues there, for what it's worth.

I have the Kioxia BG5 and it works great. Any 2230 NVMe without packages on the back should be work fine.

I went for the Corsair MP600 Mini, but I can't give you any feedback about it yet, cause I'm still waiting for some tools to arrive before I can install it.

Sabrent is a well known company and, while I personally don't have experience with their stuff, LTT often uses their ssd for builds.

Right now I'm on one of those dodgy 256gb Kingdata... under the sticker it was all Micron number parts so at least the one I got is fine. But I'm looking forward prime day to see if I can get a tb of something more reputable XD

Non ci sono molti 2230 su Amazon.it, vero?

Corsair is a reliable brand

https://www.amazon.it/Corsair-MP600-MINI-NVMe-PCIe/dp/B0C28HLKNB/

I purchased one made by Micron from Newegg. About $96 or something like that. It's been great. Micron is the parent company of Crucial FWIW.

When they're in stock the best place is Framework: https://frame.work/gb/en/products/western-digital-sn740-nvme-m-2-2230?v=franrtwd0b

I have this exact same Sabrent Rocket. Happy with it.

At one point I will upgrade to 2TB, I have the 512GB and it's good for now.

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mK8yzag

I just ordered this one off AliExpress for my deck. 2TB for $135 USD (might not be exact had to convert currency from my own). Free shipping too.

Friend of mine ordered one for his deck a few weeks back and confirms it works well.

Solidigm (ex-Intel) apparently has a P41 Plus 2230 1TB model that's decent (p/n: SSDPFPNU010TZ01).

Just put one in my Deck. Works great, and actually seems faster than the stock SSD, though I haven't benchmarked either.

Only issue I had was that my USB to NVMe M.2 enclosure couldn't read it for some reason. Had to swap it into my Deck, put the Deck's SSD in the enclosure, and then boot a Linux USB to DD clone to the new SSD.

No idea why my enclosure had issues, as it's definitely not an M.2 SATA enclosure or something. I have a different enclosure for SATA drives.

For anyone looking for 1TB - 2TB drives I'd recommend the Micron 2400 2TB SSD: https://www.newegg.com/micron-2tb-2400-series/p/0D9-0022-000N1?Item=0D9-0022-000N1

It also has low power like the corsair and it is at a cheap price at $162.

I've had great experiences with it so far. Runs great.

been running Sabrent 1TB for ~5 months. its working well so far.

If you can get a Solidgim 1TB (formerly Intel) for $60, dang that is a steal. https://www.newegg.com/solidigm-1tb-p41-plus/p/N82E16820318018

(I got a Corsair. It's okay, their best feature is that you can buy it direct. The worst feature is that if there's a firmware update, it's strictly through Windows. And most links to the Corsair Flash Tool go to a 404. Super. Competent.)

I’ve had the Sabrent Rocket in mine for a few months now. I’m pretty happy with it.