P310 1TB Gen4 NVMe 2230 M.2 Internal SSD

The P310 targets a specific niche: systems that need the shorter 2230 M.2 module instead of the ubiquitous 2280 length. That compact board is the same size found in many handheld gaming PCs and slim ultrabooks, and swapping to a higher-capacity 2230 drive is one of the few meaningful storage upgrades those devices allow. Built on the PCIe Gen4 NVMe standard, the drive is aimed at buyers who want more room without leaving the modern high-speed interface behind.

Installation follows the usual M.2 routine. The module drops into a matching connector and secures with a single screw — no cables, no bay. Because it is offered in both 1TB and 2TB capacities, buyers can decide whether they need a lean operating-system disk or a roomier drive for games and files. The listing also frames the P310 as a DIY external storage option, meaning the same module can be dropped into a compatible enclosure and carried as a portable SSD.

What the source material does not provide is just as worth noting. There are no published sequential or random speed figures, no endurance rating, and no controller details, so shoppers weighing this against rival Gen4 2230 drives will want to verify performance claims elsewhere. For a hobbyist comfortable confirming their device's form-factor support, though, the P310's flexibility is its clearest selling point.