It is reported that Kingston's new generation entry-level NVMe SSD NV3 will be launched in August

This website reported on July 15 that according to the WeChat public account ChannelGate , Kingston will launch a new generation of entry-level NVMe solid-state drive series NV3 in August.

Kingston NV3 will still use the same PCIe 4.0×4 specifications as the existing product NV2. The sequential read speed will be increased to 6000MB/s, and the sequential write rate will also reach 5000MB/s, which is higher than the 3500/2800 MB of NV2. /s greatly improved.

NV3 SSD will cover four capacity points of 500GB, 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB, abandoning the 250GB version that appeared on NV2.

This site noticed that the parameters of NV3 are highly similar to the Kenting Bay prototype product previously displayed by Kingston at the 2024 Taipei International Computer Show. The Dutch media Tweakers directly called Kenting Bay an iteration of the NV series.

▲ Close-up of Kenting Bay. Picture source Tweakers

As for the high-end retail level, Dutch media stated that Kingston is still developing PCIe 5.0 solid-state drives based on non-Phison master controllers, but this flagship product will not be launched until at least next year.

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