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“What’s in a name? While we wouldn’t blame you for relying on the tried and trusted heavyweight names in PC hardware when picking out components for your next upgrade, sometimes it’s worth giving the new kids on the block a once over, just in case they have something interesting going on under the hood. Sometimes great deals on great components are to be found simply by doing a little digging past the name on the box.<\/p>\n
Case in point: The Nextorage Japan 1TB Gen 4 NVMe SSD. We wouldn’t blame you if the name looks unfamiliar, as Nextorage has only been a name in the hardware industry since 2019 when it was created by Sony to build SSDs for the PlayStation 5. However, once Phison took a controlling stake in the company and imbued its latest drives with the mighty Phison E18 controller<\/a>, people really started to take notice.<\/p>\n