Crucial P3 Plus PCIe Gen4 NVMe 4TB SSD, Up to 4,800MB/s Read, Laptop & Desktop (PC) Compatible, Solid State Drive – CT4000P3SSD8
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Capacity: 4TB
Style: P3 Plus
Pattern: SSD
Features
- Fast Everyday Performance: Delivers up to 4,800MB/s for quicker bootups, app launches, and file transfers
- Spacious 4TB Capacity: Provides space for essential apps, documents, and media with efficient Gen4 NVMe performance for home users
- Broad Compatibility: Works with PCIe Gen3-enabled desktops and laptops and is backward compatible for easy system upgrades at home
- Proven Durability: Built with Micron 3D NAND and rated for over 1.5 million hours MTTF for long-lasting durability
- Trusted Micron Quality: Backed by one of the worlds leading flash storage manufacturers for dependable home user performance
- Acronis True Image and Adobe Software Bundle Included: Comes with Acronis cloning software for easy data recovery and transfers, plus a one-month Adobe Creative Cloud All-Apps subscription for creative photo, video, 3D projects and more
Description
Upgrade your system with the Crucial P3 Plus 4TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD—designed for home users who want faster bootups, quicker file access, and smooth everyday computing. With sequential read speeds up to 4,800MB/s and write speeds up to 4,100MB/s, the P3 Plus enables responsive multitasking across apps, documents, and media. Its 4TB of Gen4 NVMe storage provides ample space for essential files and programs. Built with Micron’s reliable 3D NAND and rated for over 1.5 million hours MTTF, it delivers durable performance in a M.2 form factor. Compatible with PCIe Gen4 desktops and laptops, and easy to install, the P3 Plus makes upgrades simple. Backed by one of the world’s leading flash storage manufacturers, Crucial delivers trusted value for everyday use.
Digital Storage Capacity: 4 TB
Hard Disk Interface: PCIE x 4
Connectivity Technology: NVMe
Brand: Crucial
Special Feature: Compact
Hard Disk Description: Solid State Drive
Compatible Devices: This drive is compatible with desktops & laptops that accept PCIe NVMe Gen 4.0 drives
Installation Type: Internal Hard Drive
Color: Black
Hard Disk Size: 4 TB
Digital Storage Capacity: 4 TB
Hard Disk Interface: PCIE x 4
Connectivity Technology: NVMe
Additional Features: Compact
Compatible Devices: This drive is compatible with desktops & laptops that accept PCIe NVMe Gen 4.0 drives
Specific Uses For Product: Business, Gaming, Personal
Read Speed: 5000 megabytes_per_second
Media Speed: 4200 megabytes_per_second
Cache Memory Installed Size: 4 TB
Data Transfer Rate: 6 gigabits_per_second
Form Factor: M2
Hardware Connectivity: Solid State Drive
Hardware Platform: Linux, Mac, PC
Hard-Drive Size: 4 TB
Item Weight: 0.01 kg
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 3.15"L x 0.87"W x 0.09"Th
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Brand: Crucial
Model Number: CT4000P3PSSD8
Hard Disk Description: Solid State Drive
Built-In Media: P3 Plus PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD
Model Name: Crucial P3 Plus NVMe SSD
Manufacturer: Crucial
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
UPC: 649528918857
Item Type Name: NVMe M.2 SSD
Mfr Part Number: CT4000P3PSSD8
Warranty Description: Limited 5-year Warranty
Installation Type: Internal Hard Drive
Color: Black
Enclosure Material: Information Not Available
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Capacity: 4TB
Style: P3 Plus
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At the time that I purchased the P3 Plus NVMe SSD, it was quite literally the lowest-priced 4 TB M.2 2280 NVMe SSD available. Which is really unfortunate since Micron decided that AI datacenters are what they truly want to support and 4 TB SSDs of all stripes and creeds are now close to $1,000 per unit! It's bad because this was actually a really affordable and quite fast SSD, with a very quick boot time and the high capacity makes it possible to have a few big virtual machines stored on it. Because it's an SSD, there's no risk of crashed disk platters or stuck heads like you have with hard disk drives and no noise since it's a non-mechanical storage device (which can be said for ANY brand of SSD, really). I'm not certain if the P3 Plus uses TLC or QLC NAND flash memory, so I can't give it a proper score as to lifespan or data retentivity, but I feel fairly confident that this drive will be reliable in the long term. It IS Crucial by Micron, after all. They were known for reliable and affordable drives, and memory kits, too. If Micron were still making these under their Crucial brand, I'd be recommending this SSD. It's fast, affordable and from a known brand that makes decent and reliable memory products.
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Capacity: 2TB
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I dropped this into my Mac mini docking station, tightened one screw, put the cover back on, plugged it into the Mac mini, and that was basically the whole story. macOS recognized it instantly, asked if I wanted to format it, I clicked yes, and it was ready to go in about thirty seconds. No drivers, no nonsense, no troubleshooting spiral. Easily the smoothest drive install and format I’ve ever done. Speeds are great for what I use this machine for. File transfers are fast, apps load instantly, and everything feels snappy. I’m not gaming on this system, so I can’t speak to how it performs there, but for normal desktop use it’s been rock solid with zero issues so far. It fits exactly into the m.2 slot, I didn't need the provided screw as my dock already had one. Bottom line: it just works, it’s fast, and it didn’t waste my time. That alone puts it ahead of half the tech crap on the market.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2026 by Matt
Capacity: 4TB
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Fast, reliable, and easy to install. This SSD delivers great performance and offers plenty of space for everything I need.
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I purchased this Crucial1TB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD to use as a secondary file storage drive in the new Beelink SER8 Mini PC that I recently bought. This is the same exact 1TB Crucial SSD that already comes installed in the Beelink SER8 Mini PC as the boot drive, so they match perfectly. Also, since I have seen this question asked many times now, and I don't actually see the M.2 SSD slot size specification in the Amazon listing anywhere. This Crucial SSD is the longest size 2280 M.2 form factor. However, the M.2 2280 specification is actually shown on the Crucial SSD in the listing photos several times, but product photos aren't always accurate. This should hopefully clear up any confusion about the actual SSD size. The Crucial line of products are all made by MICRON, one of the largest and highest quality memory manufacturers in the world, so they are all very high-quality computer memory and storage drive components. I usually either purchase Samsung or Crucial memory and storage drives when building or upgrading computers. However, Crucial components always seems to be "on-sale" for nearly half the price as the equivalent Samsung products (as was this Crucial SSD), so most of the time I wnd up going with Crucial just for that reason. This Crucial SSD installed easily into the second M.2 NVME drive slot on the Beelink SER8 Mini PC motherboard. It was also immediately recognized by Microsoft Windows 11 Professional on boot-up. This Crucial SSD initialized and formatted (GPT/NTFS) with no issues at all. Once up and running the file transfer read and write speeds are very fast, and the drive temperature stays relatively cool under burn-in stress tests. Also, for those reviewers complaining that the actual capacity of these Crucial (or any other brand) SSDs is lower than advertised, that is perfectly normal. Due to computer "math" and memory overhead in any type of storage drive, the actually capacity will always be a little less than the advertised capacity. I have been an I.T. professional for over 25 years, so I have a lot of experience dealing with this drive capacity "issue." Overall, I highly recommend these Crucial SSDs, as well as all other Crucial products. These Crucial SSDs are easy to install/configure, fast, inexpensive, and they run cool. In fact, I still have some older 2.5 inch Crucial SSDs that have been in service for over 12 years, and they are still running like they are brand new. Pick up one (or a few) of these Crucial SSDs today. Trust me when I say, they are a great product!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024 by Todd C Blake
Capacity: 2TB
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Crucial is one of the most trusted names in the SSD space, right next to Samsung. I have owned many of their drives and have never had an issue. Bought this to upgrade a laptop I ended up returning. Storage (especially SSD storage) is always good to have around, so I decided to keep this despite returning the device I planned to use it with. Decided to make it an external Steam drive for my Steam Deck to store AAA games that I don't play as often. It initially transferred data at blazing fast speeds, but after transferring a few large games back to back, it slowed down dramatically. I did not bother to look up the specs of this drive as I just cared about capacity and read speeds. I am assuming this drive is similar to the Intel 660p. A large capacity SSD with blazing fast read speeds but a limited fast cache leading to dramatic write speed slowdowns once its filled at an affordable price. I expected this performance, given the price. Its not a big deal at all, depending on your use case. For storing games or hosting an OS where you mostly read data, this is a fantastic drive. If you are using this for an OS, I would recommend moving your downloads folder to another drive to ensure no slowdowns on the operating system if you are in the process of downloading hundreds of GB worth of data. If you want something that will be writing and rewriting data often, then you will need to spend more or have less capacity. This drive is an easy recommendation as long as you understand the tradeoffs of the technology.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2025 by Brandon Kleeman
Capacity: 2TB
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Decent enough drive. HOWEVER. The manufacturer directs you to use Acronis to clone your drive over. Do not do this. Acronis is not good. At all. Two attempts at a drive clone and it still would not boot properly. Used DiskGenius instead, which is also free, significantly more full featured, and MUCH more stable. Acronis kept trying to crash every time it would try and snapshot the drive to clone it. DiskGenius just... did it. Push button, push button, change the partition size properly and everything, and away I went, and it worked the first try. Altogether, a good drive slightly let down by the manufacturer directing you to use software that.... isn't good.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by Fox
Capacity: 2TB
Style: P3 Plus
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I bought two of these, one 2TB and one 4TB. My old computer was starting to act up and when I got to thinking about it, I built it 8-10 years ago and using an SSD for the internal system drive. As I was researching building a new computer I was totally unaware of these NVMe's. Basically they look just like a stick of chewing gum. The motherboard I bought, as most now do too, had 3 slots for these with an added PCIe expansion card to accept 2 more. (not saying all boards have this many slots, just that this is the new technology) Anyway, I did a lot of research on these. They are SOOOOO much faster than the old SSD's and especially the old platter drives spinning at 5400 and even 7200RPM. There really is NO comparison. This is the way to go. My only complaint is that they don't make these big enough for me so I still have a 10TB platter drive for data storage. I do a lot of video and photos so need this kind of room. If you just use one of these for your system drive (Master) and either an SSD or platter for your data, it's still a huge improvement but do know that when you go to access your platter drive, if it has stopped spinning, will take a bit to spin up and come on line, so that is going to be your bottle neck for speed. Now for the stuff you are probably wondering about. When looking at these drives, and comparing, look at the access speeds on these. You can get cheaper NVMe's but note the access speeds. I went with the P3+ because it's access speed is 5000. There are faster ones available too but I thought for the speed this P3+ (make sure it's the + version) has, the price was very reasonable. The bad, I was unaware, after buying these, that these DO wear out. I know platter drives do but that is a physical thing. These drives were out because of the technology used to write, erase and rewrite. I forget the name of it off hand but basically the memory on these wear out after so many writes/erases etc. Now granted, it's in terabytes and for some will last for years and maybe decades. Maybe even for me too, But I only bring this up because as I started looking into this, If you spare the extra money, I highly recommend going with the Crucial P5+. It's rating for life cycle is over 10Xs more than the P3+. The only thing about the P5+ however is that the largest size it currently comes in is 2TB. I did buy one of those too and I should have used that one as my system master drive. but I'm sure that the P3+ will be fine. I have a tendency to go full bore on just about everything I do. But because the P5+ TBW rating is so much higher, I marked this down on the durability portion. One other piece of advice I would give. If you're not in a hurry, continually keep checking on the price. I've seen the price going up and down on a daily basis. sometimes by as much as 75 dollars or more. So if your patient you can pick these up at a much better price if you just consistently keep checking.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023 by Kristiant
Capacity: 4TB
Style: P3 Plus
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Update as of February 2 - It turns out the drive is not faulty. I tried a 990 pro 4tb in the same nvme slot of my pc and it did the same thing. Thinking its not the drive, i pit this crucial into an enclosure and amazingly, the affected files from the same 1. Something write all copied over to this drive successfully. It turns out the problem with my Asus pn53 is that it seems to have a limit on the drive size. So for now, i have a 4tb in my main slot, the old 2tb 3.0 in the affected second slot, and my 4tb sata in the 2.5 slot. I'm keeping this drive. Due to the update, I upgraded the review to 5 stars. Old review: This is the second P3 4TB drive I bought. first one is in my laptop and is fine. When I bought this, I installed it in my second nvme slot of my desktop to replace the 2TB drive in there. As I started copying the data from my 2TB in an Asus enclosure to this drive, it stopped at some point and sat at 0kbps for hours. I hard rebooted and when I retried, it got to a file and said 0x800701B1: a device which does not exist was specified. I thought maybe it was the WD Blue nvme 2TB not working while in an enclosure. I reformatted the P3 4TB and tried the same data transfer, but from my NAS through my local network. It didnt finish and my PC Blue screened. I tried again and same error with files. I then retried the files from the same NAS to my main drive, and it copied with no issue. This rules out my 2TB drive and the enclosure as being the issue. I doubt the second slot NVME would be the problem as my 2TB worked fine in that slot. This leaves me to believe the Crucial 4TB drive I got is defective even if crystal disk reads it as healthy. I doubt its my OS or the desktop as this would have happened with the main drive too. Please dont avoid this completely just because of the experience i had with this drive. Again, my first one didnt have this issue. When getting this, make sure you dont use your only copy of data and make a backup before trying. If it copies 1TB+ of data successfully, you should be fine. Its normal for a drive like this to slow down from 900mbps to 20-100mbps because of its lack of DRAM. What is not normal is for it to stay stuck at 0mbps for hours and get an error like that when copying files to it.
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