Integral V Series 2TB SATA III 2.5 Inch Internal SSD up to 520MB/s Read 470MB/s Write £64.96 with code @ MyMemory

While this is generally the advice I would give, I would also like to point out that before NVMe drives were the norm, people were pretty happy with SATA as their OS drives. I was the first ones to adopt a mainstream NVMe Gen 3 drive (bought 500GB for £300 back in 2015) and did not notice an improvement in system response times Vs a SATA drive on Windows. I had an older 2c/2t Core2Duo laptop running Samsung 840 EVO on Windows 7 Vs Samsung SM951 (OEM version of the Samsung 950 Pro) on Windows 10 on my new 6th Gen 4c/8t i7 laptop and found Windows 7 laptop to be snappier. Whether that's due to Windows 10 bloat...I don't know.

There are other tests on the internet as well that tests the responsiveness of OS's for general tasks and a good SATA with DRAM will not be any noticeably slower than an NVMe drive. Of course, NVMe drives are now very cheap and there is no reason not to go for them so my first point still stands, but unless you NEED the speed/convenience of NVMe M.2 (and you're on a budget), you don't have to hurry to purchase one just because the numbers are bigger.

Note that SSD speed is like food for the human. If you have enough of it, there is no point in having more. A SATA drive is already at the peak of performance when running an operating system for most everyday users, whether that's sequential or random operations.

Extra: Testing methodologies aside, Linus did a pretty good conclusion at 11:04 in this video (edited)

It's a strange one.
You'd expect higher endurance numbers on a QLC NAND drive, never mind TLC (which this 100% is).
At 2TB, you'd expect at least a TBW of 800-1000 for TLC, even on budget drives.

I think it shows their own lack of faith in this product.
It should still be OK for most people, they should have backups of important data anyway. (edited)

I tried...and failed.

Do it! Definitely speeds up OS, game load times & reduces pop in/asset streaming issues… no brainer at this price

The V series aren't exactly the most reliable.
I'd go with a fanxiang S101 over this, which is pretty much the same price (maybe £1 cheaper).

The same TBW is listed on Integrals own specs document.
I don't get it either, lol.

Just checked and all works. (edited)

Will take a bit longer to transfer them over though.
You can get 2TB NVMe drives close to this price, but you'd need another slot or an NVMe PCIe card.

yes i use something like this. sorry as the item i bought discontinued so cannot vouch for this seller but i searched for uk only

ebay.co.uk/itm…fYg

I'd go SATA like this one here which you can use in your new build when you upgrade the mobo.