Add 1TB of storage to your PS5 with this SSD and save 40%
It turns out that today’s best PS5 games can take up some serious space on your machine, especially if you save into a new slot every time, locking yourself out in case something goes terribly wrong. Luckily, this deal is a part of Amazon’s
event, can reduce this problem almost completely. This is the Samsung 990 Pro, 1TB SSD which is also compatible with the PS5. One of the best Samsung deals coming out of the October Prime event, you can get it for just $90. That’s a savings of $60 off the normal price, available to you if you tap the button below.
Why should you buy Samsung 990 Pro?
The Samsung 990 Pro is an NVMe hard drive, which our SSD buying guide will remind you is faster, smaller, and thinner than the other popular SATA format. This hard drive also includes a heatsink, a thermal control feature that prevents performance degradation from SSD overheating, as a result of the nickel-coated controller.
[Note: This is an actual hard drive, not a memory card. While that might sound scary, it isnot scary. Follow our PS5 external hard drive guide for more information.]
If this isn’t your first time using a Samsung Pro Line hard drive, you might be curious about how the new version compares to the older stuff. In our deep dive into the Samsung 990 Pro, we paid extra attention to comparing the 990 Pro vs 980 Pro. At first glance, the two 1TB hard drives may seem very similar, but the read and write speeds of the 990 Pro are significantly faster, especially when you need random reads instead of sequential. All that is to say, you’ll be able to get in (and out) of your games significantly faster with the Samsung 990 Pro.
To get your extra storage at a reasonable price, tap the button below. There, you can get the Samsung 990 Pro for just $90, which is $60 less than the usual $150. Once you have it in your hands, your storage problems will be solved. At least, they will be until you check out our favorite PS5 game deals and start working towards the storage issue again.
