Sandisk 1TB Extreme M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen4 SSD is now only $59 at Amazon

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Expanding storage on your PC doesn't mean you have to go broke in the process. There are a few notable deals out there offering quality gaming and productivity boosting SSDs at a discounted rate. Today, we have come across an example of such an offer on the Sandisk 1TB Extreme SSD. This M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen4 drive usually goes for around $99, but right now it's available for just $59. It's important to note that this is for an internal M.2 SSD, not to be confused with the Sandisk Extreme Portable line.

The Sandisk 1TB Extreme SSD is definitely a quality drive, but we haven't had the opportunity to review this model for ourselves yet. Therefore, you won't find it in our best SSDs list. However, we still recommend perusing this list to see what drives are leading the market and to help you get a better understanding of how this drive stacks up against other similar SSDs on the market.

Sandisk 1TB Extreme SSD: now $59 at Amazon

Sandisk 1TB Extreme SSD: now $59 at Amazon (was $99)
The Sandisk 1TB Extreme SSD is an M.2 drive capable of reaching read/write speeds as high as 5,150 / 4,900 MBps. It supports PCIe Gen 4.0 interfaces and comes with a 5-year warranty from Sandisk.

When it comes to choosing an SSD, speed is king. It's important to snag a drive capable of reaching high speeds to get some of the best performance possible. The Sandisk 1TB Extreme is far from the fastest on the market, but it definitely has plenty to offer, landing somewhere in the middle ground with read/write speeds around 5,150 / 4,900 MBps. It comes in an M.2 2280 form factor, which means it fits the most popular internal SSD form factor standard (22x 80mm), fitting inside most desktop and many laptop PCs with M.2 slots.

This offer is for the 1TB edition – that said, you can also purchase this drive in a 500GB model and a 2TB model. All the drives in this line have the same form factor and are compatible with NVMe PCIe Gen4 interfaces. The purchase is supported by both Amazon's 30-day return policy as well as a 5-year manufacturer's warranty from Sandisk that voids should the drive reach 600TBW.

If you want to check out this deal for yourself, visit the Sandisk 1TB Extreme product page at Amazon for more details and purchase options.

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Ash Hill
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Ash Hill is a contributing writer for Tom's Hardware with a wealth of experience in the hobby electronics, 3D printing and PCs. She manages the Pi projects of the month and much of our daily Raspberry Pi reporting while also finding the best coupons and deals on all tech.

  • das_stig
    TH stop calling NVMe drives SSD, even the manufacturer doesn't call them SSD, just mudding the waters with shoddy reporting, not that we would expect anything else from TH !! :triumph:
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  • SomeoneElse23
    das_stig said:
    TH stop calling NVMe drives SSD, even the manufacturer doesn't call them SSD, just mudding the waters with shoddy reporting, not that we would expect anything else from TH !! :triumph:
    Non techies wouldn't care about the difference.

    The rest of the techie world, however, agrees.

    SSD != NVMe
    Reply
  • Oldcompsci
    Now if only we could get manufactures to give us x4 and x8 PCIe slots so we could increase the number of NVME drives vertically instead of wasting space with horizontal mounting. Just install one NVME slot for the boot drive, and then provide several x4 or x8 expansion slots so we can expand the NVMEs how we want.
    Reply
  • wilyum
    das_stig said:
    TH stop calling NVMe drives SSD, even the manufacturer doesn't call them SSD, just mudding the waters with shoddy reporting, not that we would expect anything else from TH !! :triumph:
    Don't blame TH. SanDisk literally has "NVMe SSD" written on the drive.
    Reply
  • logainofhades
    You can have an Nvme SSD or a SATA SSD. It is used to separate the two, whether you like it or not.
    Reply