Corsair MP600 Pro PCIe 4.0 SSD Leaks With Intoxicating 7 Gbps Data Rates

Thanks to keen-eyed momomo_us on Twitter, we get to see the Corsair 1TB MP600 Pro on the German Amazon website. According to the listing, the high-performance SSD uses a x4 PCIe 4 NVME M.2 interface, which allows the read and write speeds marketed. Inside, the SSD uses “high-density 3D TLC NAND,” which keeps prices relatively low and performance high. Corsair will also be packing this M.2 SSD with an aluminum heat spreader for better sustained performance, though with respect to endurance, the listing notes a vague "guaranteed for up to 3,600TB" of some sort of usage.
It's unclear if this drive is based on Phison's latest E18 controller, though it seems likely. And, now that this SSD has leaked, it's also likely that we are not too far away from several other SSDs leaking as well. Earlier in the month, the Korean Communications Commission assigned ID numbers and authorization numbers to several items from Corsair, which appear to be SSDs. Following the model number scheme of the Pro SSD seen on Amazon (CSSD-F1000GBMP600PRO), it appears that there will also be a 2TB model as well as some other variants in the Pro series that could be even higher performance with an XT moniker. We will have to see how that all shakes out, but it should not be long before Corsair announces something.