SABRENT 2230 M.2 NVMe Gen 4 1TB SSD 4750MB/s Read PCIe 4.0 X4 Internal Solid State Drive Compatible with Steam Deck, surface pro, PCs, NUCs, and Laptops [SB-2130-1TB]

I have used this in my original base 64GB Steam Deck. It was simple enough to install and works perfectly. The difference is day and night when compared to using an SD card and I find I use my Steam Deck far more since not having to pick and choose what I keep loaded on there.Games to load noticably faster but gamplay wise not much else changes other than it just being a smoother experience (again, thanks to the load times). My only regret is not having the money/confidense to get a larger capacity drive at the time.I have had this for many months now and put it though many many hours of play time and downloads from tiny games up to hard drive monsters like Red Dead Redemption 2, Honster Hunter World and Balders Gate 3. So far no issues what so ever!

Fitted into the 64gb steam deck as an upgrade with minimal fuss. Followed the online instructions provided by value for installing steam os from scratch. SSD performs very well and is much faster than the stock eMMc memory in the stock 64gb module

Wanted to upgrade the steam deck and saw many recommendations for this. Super easy to install and works out the box.Nice and fast and so far reliable.

Got a Steam Deck over the holidays a neat little device, had been primarily installing games on a micro sd but regardless of this found that games would install shader caches on the internal which was quickly filling up the free storage on 64gb drive, decided I would go down the route of an SSD swap, watched some youtube vids on procedure (Sabrent even have one on their channel) and played the waiting game for decent upgrade for a decent price that would ship to my address.SSD arrived quickly, again followed guides on youtube for swapping the ssd out and getting Steam OS Running, mostly painless procedure outside of slightly tearing the foil sleave that goes around the ssd, the sabrent drive is a tiny bit taller than the deck 64gb one, so it is a very tight fit to get that on the new drive so i would be mindful of that, so far so good doesn't seem to have impacted things yet.So far drives been working great, shuffled newer games off micro sd that make better use of nvme load speeds and shader cache barely makes a dent with 82 games installed between ssd and micro sd. micro sd is free to hold older games and emu-deck bits and bobs.In the end opting to go this route saved me money on just buying the Deck with the 512gb already installed that went to games in the steam sale.

Tried out this SSD for my Steam Deck. The installation went smoothly without any glitches. The speed improvement is as fast as the stock one it replaced, and the added storage is practical for my game collection. Now I have much more room I managed to partition it for running both Windows and SteamOS. Overall, a decent upgrade if you're looking for a straightforward SSD replacement. It was a surprisingly easy process and no longer I have to clear the shader cache every couple of weeks. I've had it for a month now with no issues.

Work with my CM4 baseboards. Some people online seem to have problems with Sabrent drives with a cm4 but not here !

Amazing how much storage on such a tiny SSD, saberent seems to be a very good manufacturer

Bought the cheapest Steam Deck OLED, and then replaced the internal drive with this Sabrent 1TB SSD and it was simple and easy to do; works perfectly. Great price.