Western Digital Blue 250GB SSD M.2-2280 SATA
Key source-reported facts
- Nvme
- No
- Interface
- M.2 SATA
- Capacity (GB)
- 250
- Form factor
- M.2-2280
- Storage type
- SSD
5 supplied fields. Missing values do not establish compatibility or performance.
Retail product identity
Source-reported manufacturer part numbers: WDS250G1B0B
Exact variant identity evidence · ODC-By-1.0. Provider ID: 00390459-a2a2-4b30-955a-8912dc35076c. These identifiers do not replace the canonical catalog identity.
Source-reported component specifications. Missing values are not inferred.
Full supplied specifications
| nvme | No |
|---|---|
| Interface | M.2 SATA |
| Capacity (GB) | 250 |
| Form factor | M.2-2280 |
| Storage type | SSD |
4 specification fields not supplied — inspect the gaps
These fields are unknown in the current source record. They are not zero, absent features or confirmed compatibility.
| power w | Not available |
|---|---|
| pcie generation | Not available |
| sequential read mb s | Not available |
| sequential write mb s | Not available |
Source and verification
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Last verified: 2026-10-02 · Confidence: medium
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Separate drive format from interface
M.2 describes a physical format; SATA and PCIe/NVMe describe different interfaces and protocols. The motherboard must support the drive interface and physical length, not merely have a similar-looking socket.
Before choosing parts
- Check SATA/NVMe support, M.2 keying and accepted drive lengths.
- Read lane-sharing restrictions before using every storage connector.
- Treat capacity and interface as specifications, not measured application speed.
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