Hello,
in that case for a laptop the temperature is normal since every component is close with each other and the CPU and motherboard usually on a normal usage can reach up to 70o.
You can use the software speccy fro piriform to check the whole temperature of the computer and then you can compare why the SSD is also so warm
if the whole system reaches like over 70o then of course the ssd will also have an increased temperature.
Crystal disk info hits the red when the HDD/SSD reaches up to 50 degrees
