There is so much NVMe storage out there it is really hard to choose which drive is the best for you.  Today we will be taking a look at Kingston's KC2500, which is the successor to their KC2000 that we took a look at earlier this year.  It actually has the same hardware including the Silicon Motion SM2262EN controller and 96-layer 3D TLC NAND, but the NAND is more mature and the firmware is new.  This allows for the drive to have sequential read and write speeds of 3500 MB/s and 2900 MB/s respectively.  Is this a drive you should consider? Read on as we find out!