•M.2 SSD is a Solid State Drive,
•It is used as storage in computers for speeding up the operating system speed.
•Because it is in a very small in size and thin that easily fits into thin laptops.
•M.2 SSD is 25 times or even quicker than a regular hard disc drive.
•We can install OS and other software’s on our computer very fast.
•SSDs are a storage media format that stores permanent solid-state flash memory data.
•An SSD has no moving parts to split or turn up or down instead of a hard disc drive.
•The M.2 SSD design was known simply as the Next-Generation feature set.
•But the term “Next-Generation” has been updated in place of the M.2 written M-dot-2.
•The M.2 SSD is rectangular in shape.
•It can be 22 millimeters wide and 60 millimeters or longer.
•The volume of the card can vary, too.
•It can have more NAND chips inside a smaller form factor.
•It provides more data to the computer.
•The M.2 SSD could be of two different forms.
•One can be in the form of a card, and another is in the ordinary hard disk, which we can easily put in our old laptop or computer that does not have our M.2 slot.
•Notice the 22 mm width; that’s the norm for windows computers.
•And An 80 mm, or 110 mm long card can accommodate 8 NAND chips having 2 TB storage.
•The two most significant advantages in the form factor of M.2 SSD are size and capacity.
•It uses very little space inside an ordinary laptop, making the laptop very compact and easy to carry.
•M.2 SSD uses a lot more power than a simple SATA or SAS interface because it has no moving parts.
•An mSATA SSD is a solid-state drive (SSD).
•It conforms to the mSATA interface specification developed by the Serial ATA (SATA) International Organization.
•An mSATA SSD has a smaller form factor than a standard SSD and is designed for use with portable, power-constrained devices such as laptops, tablets and netbooks.
M.2 SSD vs. mSATA
•M.2 is frequently known as a substitute for mSATA.
•But mSATA SSDs still present in Laptop platforms that support this feature set and will continue for some time.
•Since M.2 and mSATA cards are different design factors and have different connectors.
•They can’t be attached to the same machines; they both have their own use purposes.
