I've been quite happy with my SK Hynix NVME drives. But I think to a certain extent it's a bit of a crapshoot as to whether you're hitting a manufacturer while

I've been quite happy with my SK Hynix NVME drives. But I think to a certain extent it's a bit of a crapshoot as to whether you're hitting a manufacturer while they have an undiscovered issue. I bought a whole series of Samsung drives in both NVME and SATA and they've all been perfect but this just all happened to be before their more recent issues. Before that I bought a bunch of Intels that all died in annoying ways (I believe they turned out to have a pretty bad write amplification bug tied to their power saving behavior).