Prime Day is over but this 4TB Gen 4 SSD just got cheaper - now only 4 cents per GB

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Prime Day in October may have finished but there are still some late deals to be had. One of our favorite Prime Day deals has just gotten even cheaper, dropping from 5 cents per GB to 4 cents per GB.  This has seen the overall price of this 4TB SSD drop from $209 to just $194. That's a lot of capacity for the money and a superb option if you're looking for more room for your games library. 

Head to Amazon to find this great SSD deal where Crucial's 4TB P3 Plus SSD is now only $194. This a great price for a high-capacity 4TB PCIe 4.0 M.2 SSD, with fast Gen 4 read and write speeds, more than enough to run the latest games and software.  It's not the lowest price the drive has ever been, that honor belongs to Prime Day 2023 where it was as low as $176, but this is one of the lowest prices since then according to the Camelizer plugin which monitors Amazon price history. 

The Crucial P3 Plus 4TB drive comes in the M.2 2280 form factor and can be installed easily into a compatible motherboard M.2 slot using its PCIe 4.0 x 4 interface. The Crucial P3 Plus uses a Phison E21T controller and 176-Layer Micron QLC memory which helps the 4TB SKU of the Crucial P3 Plus reach read/write speeds as high as 4800/4100 Mbps respectively.


Crucial P3 Plus (4TB) PCIe Gen 4 SSD: now $194 at Amazon

Crucial P3 Plus (4TB) PCIe Gen 4 SSD: now $194 at Amazon (was $237)
At just 4 cents per GB, this is a great value for capacity ratio. The P3 Plus is a Gen 4 drive that operates at 4800/4100 MB/s read and write, along with 650K / 900K read and write IOPS. If you're looking for a larger SSD for your games library, this is one fantastic deal.


We had the chance to review the Crucial P3 Plus 4TB SSD when it was released in 2022 and found it to be an underwhelming SSD compared to other faster Gen 4 SSD releases of that period. What made the Crucial P3 Plus stand out was the price-to-performance ratio, with original MSRP prices aimed at the budget end of the market.

So if you're still hunting for a large-capacity SSD, this could be a great option for you - especially at this low price. 

Stewart Bendle
Deals Writer

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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  • ShaneJackson0929
    Where did you learn math??? 4 cents would be $160… even using rounding rules would be $160 to $180. $195 is 4.875 pre shipping or tax… Just gets on my nerves to see an article written with false information (yes it’s an irrelevant amount… but damn stop being stupid!!!)
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  • Dntknwitall
    I still don't understand how Canada's prices are so much higher than the US. That drive in question in Canadian dollars is $389. Almost $200 more. I do understand that the US dollar has more value than the Canadian dollar, but not double the value. The tech market in Canada is a rip off and I'm sure these companies make a substantial profit from Canadians vs the US. If you do the exchange rate from Canadian to US, this drive should be $273, not $389. $120 is a big deal, and that still can't explain the higher price even if you add in more fees such as shipping and taxes. Canada sucks for value on anything.
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