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Netac NV7000-Q 1TB SSD Review

Simon Crisp September 4, 2024 Featured Tech Reviews, Reviews, SSD Drives

Rating: 8.0.

We've already looked at one of Netac's NV7000 Gen 4 SSD series, the NV7000-t (over here) but now it is the turn of the latest to join the lineup, the NV7000-Q. It's the Q designation that sets the new drive apart from the others as it signifies that this drive uses QLC NAND rather than TLC NAND.

At the time of writing the NV7000-Q drive lineup only contains a 1TB model. The drive is built around a Maxiotech MAP1602A-F3C 4-channel DRAM-less design controller and YMTC 232-Layer QLC 3D NAND flash.

Netac quotes Sequential performance figures for the NV7000-Q as up to 7,100MB/s and 6,200MB/s just slightly slower than the 1TB NV7000-t (7,300MB/s reads 6.600MB/s writes) and 1TB NV7000 read performance (7.200MB/s) but with a faster write performance than the NV7000 (5,500MB/s). We couldn't find any random 4K figures on the spec sheet but the Maxiotech controller is rated as up to 1,000,000 IOPS for both reads and writes.

Endurance wise the NV7000-Q is rated at 640TBW and Netac back the drive with a 5-year warranty.

Physical Specifications:

  • Usable Capacities:  1TB.
  • NAND Components: YMTC 232-Layer QLC 3D NAND.
  • NAND Controller: Maxiotech MAP1602A-F3C.
  • Cache: None, uses Host-Memory-Buffer (HMB) technology.
  • Interface: PCIe Gen 4 x4, NVMe 1.4.
  • Form Factor: M.2, 2280.
  • Dimensions: 80 x 22 x 2.3mm.
  • Drive Weight: 8g.

Firmware Version: SN17195

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