Windows 10: Upgrade to a bigger Windows M2 SSD without losing data

Hello dear Windows10 Reddit-community,

I am seeking for your help and advices. I do want to upgrade my "(C" M2 SSD to a new one with more storage. Sadly I do not have a second M2 slot. What is the best, less annoying or fastest way to upgrade without losing my data on that drive? Do you have a good workaround? Is there a good tool? Can I do it with Win10 itself?
Currently I am running 3 Samsung SSDs. I dont mind losing data on my second and third SSD.

Additional question: Do you have experience with external M2 SSD readers, that support the full speed of the M2 SSD? I do have a 3.1 Gen2 USB Port.

Thanks alot for help. Greetings!

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