4TB SSDs drop as low as 4 cents per GB in Prime Day storage blowout -- these drives are on sale
From low-end drives to the fastest PCIe 5, these are the best 4TB SSD deals.
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This Prime Day, we're seeing a slew of deals on 4TB SSDs. By our count, there are at least six drives with prices of 5 cents per GB and a single SATA drive that rings in at 4 cents per GB for bulk storage. The best deals overall are the mid-range Crucial P3 Plus for $209 or, at 6 cents per GB, the high-performing WD Black SN850X
At $246, the WD Black SN850X is fairly close to its all-time lowest price of $229. The Samsung 990 Pro, which is just a little faster, is now at $291 (or 7 cents per GB). If you want the very latest Gen 5.0 PCIe drive, then take a look at Crucial's T700 4TB SSD, with read speeds of 12,400 MBps and write speeds of 11,800 MBps, now down to its lowest-ever price of $341. If you just want storage for cheap in a secondary drive, consider the TeamGroup QX 2.5-inch SATA, which is $166 (4 cents per GB).
We've collated these 4TB Prime Day SSD deals offers into a handy table so that you can take an easy glance at what's on offer, check out its price per GB, see its all-time low price, and of course what the going sales price is.
SSD Make and Model | Interface | Sale Price | Cents per GB | All-time low Price |
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Samsung 990 Pro | Gen 4.0 | $291 | $0.07 | $249 |
WD Black SN850X | Gen 4.0 | $246 | $0.06 | $229 |
Crucial P3 Plus | Gen 4.0 | $209 | $0.05 | $176 |
Crucial T700 | Gen 5.0 | $341 | $0.09 | $341 |
TeamGroup MP44 | Gen 4.0 | $204 | $0.05 | $199 |
Corsair MP600 Core XT | Gen 4.0 | $234 | $0.06 | $159 |
TeamGroup MP44Q | Gen 4.0 | $219 | $0.05 | $219 |
KingSpec XG 7000 | Gen 4.0 | Sold Out | $0.05 | $194 |
Silicon Power UD90 | Gen 4.0 | $209 | $0.05 | $158 |
Crucial P3 | Gen 3.0 | $199 | $0.05 | $159 |
Acer Predator GM7000 | Gen 4.0 | $232 | $0.06 | $232 |
Lexar NM790 | Gen 4.0 | $239 | $0.06 | $239 |
TeamGroup QX | 2.5-inch, SATA | $166 | $0.04 | ? |
Nextorage Japan | Gen 4.0 | $299 | $0.08 | $279 |
Among these drives, our favorite 4TB SSD Prime Day deals are:
WD Black SN850X (4TB) SSD: now $246 at B&H (was $309)
The SN850X is a speedy PCIe 4.0 SSD for PCs, laptops, and the PlayStation 5. The drive boasts a sequential performance that peaks at 7,300 MB/s reads and 6,600 MB/s writes. See our review of the WD Black SN850X for more information.
Samsung 990 Pro (4TB) SSD: now $291 at Amazon (was $464)
The top-rated PCIe 4 drive and our favorite SSD overall, the Samsung 990 Pro offers read and write speeds of 7,450 and 6,900 MB/s respectively. It showed impressive latency and sustained write performance in our tests. You can also get it at Newegg or B&H for the same price.
Crucial P3 Plus (4TB) PCIe Gen 4 SSD: now $209 at Amazon (was $237)
At just 5 cents per GB, this is quite a value. The P3 Plus is a Gen 4 drive that operates at 5000 MB/s read and write, along with 650K / 900K read and write IOPS.
For more Prime Day savings, check out our best Prime Day SSD deals overall and our Prime Day tech deals live blog.
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Stewart Bendle is a deals and coupon writer at Tom's Hardware. A firm believer in “Bang for the buck” Stewart likes to research the best prices and coupon codes for hardware and build PCs that have a great price for performance ratio.
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CST_275 FikWot Brand is not bad either in SSD or 2280 M.2 ,Reply
Been using this brand for a while with great success
Just ordered a 512 GB in 2280 PCIe x4 for £31 for a Intel 12100f budget build
I think the 1Tb around the $47 mark -
Notton I am biased towards Crucial P3 and P3 Plus.Reply
They have the same price as competing brands, but I know their support and RMA process is way simpler to deal with. -
Pollopesca
That’s good to know. My RMA experiences for my Samsung SSDs was like pulling teeth.Notton said:I am biased towards Crucial P3 and P3 Plus.
They have the same price as competing brands, but I know their support and RMA process is way simpler to deal with.