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957 Lexar Play SE 4TB SSD Review: The oddball of the bunch

Tom's Hardware
Tom's Hardware · 02/02/2026 08:16 EDT

Lexar Play SE 4TB SSD Review: The oddball of the bunch

The Lexar Play SE is a capacious but strange NVMe SSD with rare hardware. It puts up meager numbers.

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