Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus: Specs, Endurance & Who It’s For

Everything that decides whether the Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus is the right drive: controller, DRAM, NAND, rated endurance, PS5 and laptop fit, and how it compares with the obvious alternatives. Hardware facts are taken from the reviews and datasheets listed at the bottom; capacities and speeds come from our comparison of 60 drives.

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⚡ Quick Answer

Who it’s for: Gen 4 builders who want an E18 drive with DRAM and TLC, a classic high-end design with high rated endurance. Skip it for: Buyers who want the warranty without paperwork: it is one year, extended to five only if you register the drive.

Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus specifications

ControllerPhison E18 (8-channel)
DRAM cacheYes — DDR4 (4 GB on the 4TB model)
NANDMicron 96-layer TLC
InterfacePCIe 4.0 x4, NVMe, M.2 2280
Heatsink versionSabrent sells a separate PS5 heatsink that fits this and other bare M.2 drives.
CapacitySeq. readSeq. writeEnduranceWarranty
1 TB7,000 MB/s5,300 MB/s—1 yr / 5 if registered

Rated endurance is 1,400 TBW at 2TB, 2,800 TBW at 4TB. We could not confirm the rating for the 1TB model from a primary source, so it is left blank. Speeds are the manufacturer’s sequential ratings.

Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus capacities

Every Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus capacity in our comparison, smallest first.

$/TB$/GBPriceCapacityInterfaceGenReadWriteNANDWarrantyCond.Product
$349.99BEST$0.350$349.991 TBM.2 NVMeGen 47,000 MB/s5,300 MB/sTLC1 yr / 5 if registeredNew

Does it work in a PS5?

Yes. Every Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus in our comparison is an M.2 NVMe drive above Sony’s 5,500 MB/s requirement. Sabrent sells a separate PS5 heatsink that fits this and other bare M.2 drives.

Full list of qualifying drives: PS5-compatible SSDs.

Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus vs the alternatives

Corsair MP600 Pro LPX: the same Phison E18 platform with newer NAND and a heatsink fitted.

Crucial T500: a newer Gen 4 drive with DRAM.

Market price context

We show retail prices only while we can refresh them at least every 24 hours. For market context: TrendForce’s 16 Oct 2026 retail sample runs $133–$250 per TB for mainstream 1–2TB drives, and NAND contract prices are forecast +15 to +20% for 4Q26. Check any listing against that range with the price per TB calculator, and see the SSD price chart for the trend.

Sources

Hardware facts on this page come from:

Where reviews disagreed (for example on NAND layer counts or a capacity’s endurance rating) we state only what the sources agree on.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus have DRAM?
Yes — DDR4 (4 GB on the 4TB model).
What controller and NAND does the Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus use?
The Phison E18 (8-channel) controller with Micron 96-layer TLC.
What is the Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus’s endurance (TBW)?
Rated endurance is 1,400 TBW at 2TB, 2,800 TBW at 4TB. We could not confirm the rating for the 1TB model from a primary source, so it is left blank. Warranty in our catalogue: 1 yr / 5 if registered.
Is the Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus good for the PS5?
Yes. Every Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus in our comparison is an M.2 NVMe drive above Sony’s 5,500 MB/s requirement. Sabrent sells a separate PS5 heatsink that fits this and other bare M.2 drives.
Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus or Corsair MP600 Pro LPX?
It depends on your slot and workload. The Corsair MP600 Pro LPX is the same Phison E18 platform with newer NAND and a heatsink fitted. The Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus is the better fit for this: Gen 4 builders who want an E18 drive with DRAM and TLC, a classic high-end design with high rated endurance.