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  • M.2 NVMe drives
  • 120GB to 8TB
  • Gen3, Gen4 & Gen5
  • Wiped on arrival
Selling NVMe

Sell NVMe SSDs — M.2 drives from 120GB to 8TB

NVMe is the drive in most laptops and desktops built in recent years. We buy M.2 NVMe SSDs from 120GB to 8TB, Gen3, Gen4 or Gen5, from any brand.

Capacity sets the price, and inspection checks health and remaining endurance. A failed drive gets no offer, but sent with other parts it is physically destroyed and recycled; wipe yours before you ship.

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Get paid the way you want. PayPal, Zelle, USDC, or check. Payment is issued within 24hrs of your item being received.

Help center

NVMe Trade-In Questions

Not quite. M.2 is the shape of the drive and NVMe is how it talks to the computer. Most M.2 drives today are NVMe, but some older ones are SATA — both price through the M.2 option in the form, by capacity.
NVMe explained

Gen3, Gen4, Gen5: what your NVMe drive is, and what it pays

NVMe drives are priced by capacity, whatever their PCIe generation. A 512GB NVMe drive pays $25 today, a 1TB $62 and a 2TB $112. Every size is on the M.2 price table.

The three generations

  • PCIe 3.0 (Gen3). Tops out around 3,500 MB/s sequential read. Drives such as the Samsung 970 EVO Plus, WD Blue SN570 and Crucial P3.
  • PCIe 4.0 (Gen4). Up to about 7,000–7,450 MB/s at the top end. The Samsung 980 PRO and 990 PRO, WD_BLACK SN850X and Kingston KC3000.
  • PCIe 5.0 (Gen5). Upwards of 10,000 MB/s, such as the Crucial T700.

Generation shows up in a drive’s speed, not its trade-in value here: a Gen3 and a Gen5 drive of the same size get the same offer. CrystalDiskInfo on Windows shows it as the Transfer Mode, for example “PCIe 4.0 x4”.

Is NVMe the same as M.2?

No. M.2 is the shape of the stick and NVMe is how it talks to the computer. Most M.2 drives made in recent years are NVMe, but older ones can be SATA. Both sell through the M.2 option in the form, by capacity. NVMe also comes in the 2.5-inch U.2 shape used in servers — see the enterprise SSD page.

Before it ships

An NVMe drive can be securely erased with its maker’s tool or a sanitize command, usually in minutes; our wipe guide walks through each option. Worn drives price lower — check its health first if you are curious.

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