The best 2TB SSDs deals available this Cyber Monday start at $92

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It's Cyber Monday 2024 and we've been keeping an eye out for all the best SSD deals on our favorite 2TB picks. Stocks are selling out quickly on some models as the price dips, so you have to be quick to jump on some of these deals. This could be the last chance you have to pick up an SSD bargain on a shiny new 2TB SSD for your laptop, PC, or PlayStation 5 this year.

We've curated 16, 2TB SSD deals from the many we've spotted so far, mainly from retailers like Amazon, Newegg, B&H Photo, and Best Buy. We've chosen a range of Solid State Drives from older Gen 3.0 models to the very latest Gen 5.0 PCIe drives, with some of the best value deals working out at only 5 cents per GB.

Amongst the best SSD deals are some of our favorite and best-reviewed Editor's Choice award winners such as the terrific Samsung 990 Pro and Western Digital SN850X, and also more budget offerings from Crucial and TeamGroup for a fuller selection of what's on offer.

Here we've listed the deal price, previous all-time low price, and how many cents per GB the SSD works out from a rough price divided by capacity calculation. So take a look and see if there's a deal for you.

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SSD Make and ModelPCIe GenBest U.S. PriceCents per GBAll-time low Price
Silicon Power UD90Gen 4.0$92$0.05$75
TeamGroup MP44LGen 4.0$99$0.05$94
Crucial P3Gen 3.0$104$0.05$67
Corsair MP600 Core XTGen 4.0$109$0.05$79
Crucial P3 PlusGen 4.0$112$0.06$74
WD Black SN770Gen 4.0$112$0.06$82
TeamGroup T-Force A440 LiteGen 4.0$113$0.06$113
TeamGroup MP44Gen 4.0$115$0.06$89
Samsung 980 ProGen 4.0$119$0.06$99
WD Black SN850XGen 4.0$129$0.06$89
Kingston Fury RenegadeGen 4.0$131$0.07$112
Nextorage Japan Gen 4.0$139$0.07$119
SK hynix Platinum P41Gen 4.0$144$0.07$104
Kingston KC3000Gen 4.0$148$0.07$145
Samsung 990 Pro Gen 4.0$159$0.08$119
Crucial T705Gen 5.0 $241$0.12$239

Among these drives, our favorite 2TB SSD Prime Day deals are:

WD Black SN850X (2TB) SSD: now $129 at Best Buy

WD Black SN850X (2TB) SSD: now $129 at Best Buy(was $159)
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.

Silicon Power UD90 (2TB) SSD: now $92 at Newegg

Silicon Power UD90 (2TB) SSD: now $92 at Newegg (was $109)
This PCIe 4 drive offers read and write speeds of 5,000 and 4,800 MB/s respectively. It's not the fastest Gen 4 SSD, but at only $92 it's fantastic value for money, and perfect for beefing up your Steam games library storage.

Crucial P3 Plus (2TB) PCIe Gen 4 SSD: now $112 at Amazon

Crucial P3 Plus (2TB) PCIe Gen 4 SSD: now $112 at Amazon (was $169)
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. It might not be the fastest available PCIe Gen 4.0 SSD, but it does offer terrific value per GB for it price.

We are working hard to find the best computer deals for you this Cyber Monday . If you're looking for more savings, check out our Cyber Monday Computer Hardware Deals Live blog for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals Live blog, Monitor Deals Live, Graphics Card Deals, or CPU Deals pages.

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.

  • bit_user
    2 TB Samsung 990 Pro w/ heatsink is only $150 at Newegg. Oddly, the non-heatsink version costs $10 more.
    https://www.newegg.com/samsung-2tb-990-pro-w-heatsink-normal-package-nvme-2-0/p/20-147-863?Item=20-147-863&SoldByNewegg=1&cm_sp=product-_-from-price-options
    It seems B&H and Best Buy also have this deal.

    According to PC Part Picker, it actually sold for just $140, as recently as Oct. 8-10 of this year!
    Reply