Spacious 2TB SATA SSD Is On Sale For $160

Crucial MX500
Crucial MX500 (Image credit: Future)

The Crucial MX500 has been around for a long time now. However, the MX500 is still one of the best SSDs, especially if you're on the market for a SATA-based drive. For a limited time, the MX500 can be yours for just $160.54, $39.45 off its normal price. 

The MX500 comes in the 2.5-inch form factor, making it an excellent upgrade even for older systems, whether they be desktops or laptops. Although bound by the SATA interface, the MX500 is leagues ahead of a conventional hard drive.

The MX500 comfortably delivers sequential read and write speeds up to 560 MB/s and 510 MB/s, respectively. With 2TB of storage space, you can use it as your primary storage or a second drive to offload your information, backups or Steam library.

Crucial MX500 2TB: was $199, now $160 at Amazon

Crucial MX500 2TB: was $199, now $160 at Amazon
Breathe new life into your PC with Crucial's MX500 SATA SSD. With a 2TB capacity, the drive serves as a good option for secondary storage as well.

The MX500 comes with great reliability, and the drive will last for years as long as you're not abusing it with professional-class workloads or doing extreme things, like mining Chia coin. Crucial backs the MX500 with a limited five-year warranty. The MX500 can absorb 700 TB of data, which works out to around 383GB per day over the course of five years.

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Zhiye Liu
News Editor and Memory Reviewer

Zhiye Liu is a news editor and memory reviewer at Tom’s Hardware. Although he loves everything that’s hardware, he has a soft spot for CPUs, GPUs, and RAM.