Thermal Grizzly Minus Pad 8-120x20x0.5mm Thermal Interface Pad, Electrically Non-Conductive, High Thermal Conductivity & Compressibility for SSDs, GPUs & Electronics

It's a thermal pad, tho to be honest I don't have other brands of the same thickness to compare it too right now (it does work better than the stock pads at least). It is sticky enough (it's not adhesive) and rather easy to cut as long as you are careful working with it. It will tear due to it being so thin so take your time cutting it to size if you need to. Have not tried removing it after installation, but my guess is once it heats up enough if you try to remove it from a surface it will get damaged (happens to most thin thermalpads), but that's just a guess on my part. I will know next time I replace pads on my video card.

The real deal

“You get what you pay for” really applies here. This pad is expensive but with a heat sink, this keeps an M.2 drive at or below 50°C under load. Really impressive.Note that you may need two different thicknesses of heat pad for an M.2 drive. The control chip and memory chip may be different sizes. In my case, I needed a 1mm pad for the control chip and a 0.5mm pad for the memory chip.

I don't dabble in thermal pads really. I typically use thermal grease. After 17 years the Wii was due to have its thermals redone. They work great. Tip of advice tho. If you're going to be using these make sure you buy them in 1.5mm thickness. .5 and 1 mm are too thin. Happy gaming.

This is a great replacement thermal pad that is better than stock on a 1080Ti. It's not super easy to install, but doable if you have the know how. It helped get my card working again! :)

Pad sticks to backing plastic, when trying to remove plastic the thermal pad was destroyed.

Good thermal pad, resurrected my 2080TiKnow to remove tape from both sides.

Terrible product, arrived melted in package