Testseek.co.uk have collected 96 expert reviews of the Kingston M.2 2280 KC2500 Series NVMe PCIe and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Kingston M.2 2280 KC2500 Series NVMe PCIe.
June 2020
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The editors liked
Very solid performance
Full security suite
Five-year warranty
Excellent overall performance
Clean styling
Reasonably priced
5 Years Warranty
Strong security features
Fast random read/write
Brand new controller
Solid performance
Software package support
XTS-AES 256-bit hardware encryption
Black PCB
Rapid read and write speeds
Plenty of capacity options
Easy to install
Stylish black PCB
Overall performance
Endurance
Encryption support
The editors didn't like
Pricing like PCIe 4.0 drives
None apparent
Expensive
Low-rated endurance
Not as efficient at copying as competing solutions
Published: 2020-10-26, Author: Robert , review by: T3.com
Rapid read and write speeds,Plenty of capacity options,Easy to install,Stylish black PCB,
More expensive than other brands,
With incendiary read and write speeds the KC2500 is the ideal partner for high performance gaming PCs and workstations.Reasons to buy+Rapid read and write speeds+Plenty of capacity options+Easy to install+Stylish black PCBReasons to avoid-More expensive t...
Excellent overall performance, Clean styling, Reasonably priced, 5 Years Warranty
None apparent
If you've just come from the preceding pages you'll be left in no doubt of the KC2500's capabilities. This SSD takes performance into the upper echelons of the interface and in most of our tests came out as the victor.In some of the read/write benchmarks...
Expensive, Not as efficient at copying as competing solutions, Sticker detracts from aesthetics
With secure XTS-AES 256-bit SED capability and one of the most responsive SSD hardware combos on the market, Kingston's KC2500 is a fantastic SSD for prosumer use. It's just a bit too costly when similar drives are selling for much less...
Very solid performance, Full security suite, Five-year warranty
Pricing like PCIe 4.0 drives
Kingston has forged a strong relationship with controller manufacturer SMI and has used it to create a range of solid NVMe drives that offer well-rounded performance from a well-respected manufacturer.The KC2500 builds on the KC2000 by upping the spee...
Published: 2020-07-14, Author: Simon , review by: kitguru.net
Overall performance, Endurance, Encryption support
4K performance at deeper queue depths
Kingston's KC2000 was the first readily available drive we saw that used 96-layer 3D TLC NAND, using it in combination with a Silicon Motion SM2262EN 8-channel controller. For the company's latest drive, the KC2500, Kingston has stuck with the same contro...
It's fascinating to us that with a drive that on paper looks almost identical to its predecessor, Kingston has managed to squeeze quantifiable performance gains out of the same NAND and controller purely by tweaking their hardware and software engineering...
Abstract: As time marches on, it's looking like we may eventually move away from magnetic disk drives. Solid state drives are not only faster than their magnetic counterparts, but the price gap is narrowing. Kingston sent out one of their latest M.2 NVMe solid stat...
Published: 2021-05-02, Author: Victor , review by: t3me.com
Great performance, XTS-AES 256-bit encryption,
Higher priced compared to its competitors,
the Kingston KC2500 performed well with our tests and while it may be priced a little higher compared to its competitors, it is still one of the best-performing NVMe SSD drives we've reviewed.We Love: + Great performance+ XTS-AES 256-bit encryptionWe Ha...
Abstract: As time marches on, it's looking like we may eventually move away from magnetic disk drives. Solid state drives are not only faster than their magnetic counterparts, but the price gap is narrowing. Kingston sent out one of their latest M.2 NVMe solid stat...