Cyber Monday SSD deals include up to $270 off recommended internal and portable SSDs, microSD cards and more

Black Friday is over, but sales are still going strong, and Cyber ​​Monday remains a good opportunity to pick up any stocking gear you’ve been eyeing. If you have a PC, PS5, portable gaming rig, or other gadget that could use some extra space, we’re sifting through the waste and rounding up the best Cyber ​​Monday SSD deals and other storage discounts you can still get right now. This isn’t a good time for SSD deals in general, but we’re still seeing a number of discounts on well-reviewed internal drives, portable SSDs, and microSD cards. We will update this post when we find more offers worth your time.

The best MicroSD card deals from Cyber ​​Monday

Samsung P9 Express microSD Express Card (512GB) for $75 at Amazon ($25 off MSRP): If you need more space for your Switch 2, here’s a new low for the 512GB version of Samsung’s latest microSD Express card. Full disclosure: Samsung launched this card a few weeks ago, and we’ve just put it to the test. But given the Switch 2-like performance trend we’ve seen with other Express cards so far, and the fact that this is the cheapest 512GB model we can find in stock as of this writing, we think it’s worth noting. Also in Samsung.

Lexar Play Pro (1TB) microSD Express card for $186 at Amazon ($34 off): If you want the most space possible for Nintendo’s new console, the Play Pro is one of the few 1TB microSD Express cards available. This is the second best price we’ve seen for this card since July, so it’s not an amazing deal, but it’s the cheapest 1TB model we can find from a reliable brand right now.

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We recommend the Evo Select in our microSD card buying guide for those on a tight budget. It has modest write speeds, so it’s not ideal for a camera, but it should be serviceable for most people just looking to add space to their Android tablet or original Nintendo Switch on the cheap. (Note that this is a standard UHS-I card, not an Express card.) This deal matches the lowest price yet for the 512GB variant of the latest model. Also in Samsung.

$33 at Amazon

Samsung Pro Plus (1TB, 2-pack) for $136 at Best Buy ($104 off): The Pro Plus is the second pick in our guide to the best microSD cards. It’s not worth buying the faster Lexar Professional Silver Plus on its own, when both are available for the same price — which is the case now — but this bundle deal that bundles two 1TB cards together for $68 apiece is more attractive if you need space for multiple devices. Simply add two to your cart or click the “Special Offers” link on the Best Buy product page to see the discount at checkout. If you need another card, you can also get a three-pack for $204. For reference, the previous low price for a single 1TB Pro Plus card was $70.

SanDisk microSD Express card (256GB) for $60 at Amazon ($8 off): Like the offers above, this discount matches the best price we’ve seen for a 256GB SanDisk microSD Express card. There’s not much point in getting it as long as cheaper options are in stock, though this is technically the fastest all-around model we’ve tested when it comes to transferring games to and from the Switch 2’s built-in storage. (Inside games, however, the difference is still minimal.) We’ll note it here only if the other Express models sell out. Also at B&H.

The best internal SSD deals for Cyber ​​Monday

SK Hynix Platinum P51 (1TB) PCIe 5.0 SSD for $110 at Newegg ($60 off): Most people don’t have to pay extra for the high-level performance of a PCIe 5.0 SSD like the Platinum P51, but if you need something for more intensive workloads or just want the convenience of having a more future-proof SSD, reviews around the web suggest this is one of the best options out there. Just make sure you have a compatible motherboard and CPU first. This offer ties the lowest price yet for the 1TB model. Use the code BFEFE96 To get the full discount at checkout.

Crucial T705 (2TB) PCIe 5.0 SSD with heatsink for $170 at B&H ($150 off in and out of stock): If you need a little more space than a PCIe 5.0 drive, the Crucial T705 is a slightly older but still highly-rated alternative with blazing-fast speeds. This is the best price we’ve tracked for a 2TB model with a heatsink, which isn’t 100 percent necessary for everyone but helps reduce thermal throttling nonetheless.

Samsung SSD 9100 Pro (8TB) PCIe 5.0 SSD with heatsink for $750 at B&H ($270 off): Yes, we realize that’s a lot of money to spend on a new SSD, but if you’re in the segment that wants a PCIe 5.0 drive with as much capacity as possible, it ties the lowest price we’ve tracked for an 8TB variant of Samsung’s high-end model. Most reviews say the 9100 Pro is outperformed by the WD Black SN8100 at the enthusiast end of the market, but it’s still competitive, and the price of the 8TB version of that WD drive is $250 higher as of this writing. Meanwhile, most other direct competitors are not yet available in this large space.

Crucial P310 (2TB) M.2 2230 SSD for $130 at B&H ($111 discount in and out of stock): The P310 is a compact SSD that you can insert into some thin and light laptops or portable gaming rigs like the Steam Deck. It uses cheaper QLC memory, not the faster, more durable TLC memory, but most reviews say it performs well for what it is. This discount is a few dollars higher than the biggest drop yet for the 2TB model, but it’s still about $20 less than the typical street price for the drive.

The best portable SSD deals from Cyber ​​Monday

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The X10 is a newer version of the Crucial X10 Pro, which itself is a variation of the Crucial It uses the USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 interface, which few PCs support and Macs don’t, so most people won’t see a difference between it and traditional USB 3.2 Gen 2 drives like the X9 Pro. (Meanwhile, the more expensive USB4 and Thunderbolt models are generally much faster and easier to use.)

If the X10 is on sale for much less than the X9 Pro, there’s little reason not to buy it instead. This is the case as of this writing. Plus, like our top pick, the X10 is rugged, impressively compact, and fast enough to meet most people’s needs, though it doesn’t support hardware-based encryption. This deal is $3 more than the all-time low for the 1TB model, but still $15 less than its regular price. Also at B&H.

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Crucial X10 Pro (4TB) portable SSD for $210 at B&H ($60 off): The X10 Pro is an older, slightly slower version of the X10 — which is confusing, we know — but it comes with a metal casing, a five-year warranty (instead of three) and 256-bit hardware encryption. The standard X9 Pro and X10 are better value when they’re cheaper, but that’s not the case now if you want a 4TB drive. This deal corresponds to an all-time low.

Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox (2TB) for $200 at Amazon ($60 off): As annoying as it is, the only way to add full storage to an Xbox Series There are only two of these devices, and both are expensive compared to traditional SSDs. However, it’s very easy to set up, and this Seagate model holds up well against the console’s internal storage. This deal on the 2TB model is $15 higher than the all-time low we saw over the weekend, but it’s still about $20 less than the card’s usual price in recent months. Also at Best Buy and Walmart.

The 4TB variant is also discounted at $380 — that’s a lot to spend on one of these things, but it’s in line with the lowest price we’ve tracked for this specific model.