M.2 SSD Thermal Cooling Pad

Tape on both sides.One thick pad for the bottom of the NVME. The thin pad goes on the top. Only if your installing a heat sink. Which in that case, you need to remove the sticker with the serial numbers and part numbers. ( They will void the warranty )

I installed this cooling pad between my M.2 2280 and the motherboard and saw a drop in the SSD's operating temp from 52C to 36C. Excellent job for an $8 part.

I liked that you got 2 thicknesses. With M.2 now coming with IC's on both sides, Some MOB's don't include enough thermal pads for the new M.2 builds.

Used in Nuc 6 i7 that I bought @ amazon and it does the Job of keeping Heat factor down.

With all the confusion from reading too many reviews, I felt to get these, and they work great. (2 TB SSD install in Dell Optiplex). Works great & haven't had any issues.

Material is somewhat finiky as can tare apart more easily unlike other ones I have used prior. Works fine, installed on the disk dissipator of a Dell 5577. Ensure to check and use the right width one

Got these for my m.2 in my m-itx build. I used one right on the m.2 module, and the second i cut into strips for other places that needed heatsinks.

The product is hard to install - the thin one will break when removing the plastic on it. It is also not sticky, making me hard to install the heat sink.