Specifications
Manufacturer
Sandisk Corporation
Product Family
SANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSD and SANDISK NAS 600 SATA SSD
Target Workload
All-flash and hybrid NAS, caching, storage tiering, primary storage
NAS 800 Interface
PCIe 5.0 NVMe
NAS 800 Form Factor
M.2 2280
NAS 800 Capacities
960GB to 7.68TB
NAS 800 Sequential Read
Up to 14,900MB/s (1.92TB)
NAS 800 Sequential Write
Up to 13,200MB/s (1.92TB)
NAS 800 Random Read/Write
Up to 2.3M / 2M IOPS (3.84TB)
NAS 800 Endurance
Up to 14 PBW (7.68TB)
NAS 800 NAND
SANDISK TLC 3D NAND
NAS 600 Interface
SATA 6Gb/s
NAS 600 Form Factor
2.5-inch, 7mm (fits existing 3.5in bays that accept 2.5in drives)
NAS 600 Capacities
500GB up to 4TB
NAS 600 Sequential Read
Up to 560MB/s
NAS 600 Endurance
Up to 2,500 TBW (4TB model)
NAS 600 Reliability
Up to 2.25M hours MTTF
Noise and Reliability
No mechanical noise; designed for multi-drive and RAID configurations
Compatibility
Tested against leading NAS systems for compatibility
Availability
Available from September through Sandisk and select retailers worldwide
Use Cases
Multi-user collaboration, databases, virtualisation, content creation and agentic AI workloads
Overview
The SANDISK NAS 800 NVMe SSD and SANDISK NAS 600 SATA SSD are a pair of purpose-built NAS drives from Sandisk, introduced in August 2026 and shipping from September. They address the change in how NAS systems are used: larger datasets, more concurrent users and always-on workloads mean that a drive chosen for a desktops is no longer a sensible choice for a NAS that runs continuously and hosts multi-user collaboration.
The NAS 800 is the performance tier. It is a PCIe 5.0 M.2 2280 drive built on SANDISK TLC 3D NAND, reaching up to 14,900MB/s sequential read and 13,200MB/s sequential write at 1.92TB, and up to 2.3M read / 2M write IOPS at 3.84TB. Endurance is the headline differentiator for write-heavy NAS duty: up to 14 PBW on the 7.68TB model, which is what makes it viable as caching, storage tiering or even primary storage in an all-flash array rather than only as a boot device. Capacities run from 960GB to 7.68TB and the drive is tested against leading NAS systems for compatibility.
The NAS 600 covers the SATA tier for hybrid arrays and drive-for-drive HDD replacement. In a 2.5-inch, 7mm form factor that drops into existing 3.5-inch bays accepting 2.5-inch drives, it delivers up to 560MB/s sequential read with up to 2,500 TBW endurance on the 4TB model and up to 2.25M hours MTTF, from 500GB to 4TB. Because it has no moving parts it runs silently and suits multi-drive RAID configurations, lowering total cost of ownership through reduced rebuild time and higher productivity per bay. Both drives target databases, virtualisation, content creation and - increasingly - agentic AI workloads running against local storage.
Key Benefits
NAS-specific endurance up to 14 PBW on the NAS 800 versus consumer drives, up to 14,900MB/s and 2.3M IOPS on PCIe 5.0 M.2 2280, a drop-in 2.5in/7mm SATA option whose 2,500 TBW suits continuous write workloads, compatibility tested against leading NAS systems, silent operation in multi-drive RAID arrays, and capacities from 500GB to 7.68TB covering cache, tier and primary-storage roles.
Applications
All-flash and hybrid NAS arrays, private cloud and local AI data management, databases and virtualisation storage, media and content-creation collaboration, backup and caching tiers, and local agentic AI workloads reading large datasets.
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