I wonder how often that is the case (the limits not being stated). I've looked a bit for an nvme drive for an older computer, so I wasn't looking for the absol

I wonder how often that is the case (the limits not being stated). I've looked a bit for an nvme drive for an older computer, so I wasn't looking for the absolute best performance, but rather larger capacity and better endurance for a low price. And all the reviews I have seen had rated endurance numbers. I've just had a look at WD Blue drives [0], and the spec sheet is easily accessible on their site and gives the endurance in GB written, not some timeframe based on an unknown "normal daily usage". --- [0] I've chosen WD specifically because of the recent shady PMR / SMR drives.