Lenovo 7N47A00130 internal solid state drive 128 GB M.2 Serial ATA III TLC

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For £392.84 ex‑VAT on a 128GB M.2 SATA SSD, this is hard to justify in most real-world deployments. That’s a very “premium” price point for the capacity, and SATA-based M.2 drives are typically the budget path—fine for light use, but you don’t want to pay flagship money when you could usually get either more capacity or a better-performing NVMe option for similar cost. If you’re buying for office PCs, thin clients, or anything that’s mostly about booting and basic app use, you’ll feel the limits of the small capacity quickly, and performance won’t be night-and-day anyway versus other sane choices.

Who *might* buy this: a Lenovo-specific compatibility requirement (some refurb/hardware refresh scenarios) where you need an exact part number for a model that supports it cleanly, and the system already has tight storage constraints. Even then, I’d usually push back and confirm what your actual alternative is—either a bigger SSD from the same vendor line or an NVMe upgrade—because for most UK B2B builds, you’re paying for branding rather than value. Unless there’s a contractual/compatibility reason, I’d treat this as a “don’t overpay” situation. If you tell me the model of the device you’re installing it into and what the workload is, I can give a clearer yes/no.