Cheap PS5 SSD deals will allow you to fit more storage space in your console for less. Whether you're looking to buy a 1TB or 2TB NVMe model, there's never been a better time to purchase with the prices we're currently seeing, especially if you live in the US. Some of the biggest brands including Western Digital, Samsung, and Seagate offer PS5 compatible models, and they're getting ever more affordable and often make for some of the best PS5 deals going.
While we shouted for joy when we saw 1TB drives drop to around the $100 / £100 mark, we're now regularly seeing 2TB drives drop to that same price point - albeit during sales events. However, even in the most normal of times, you can find price cuts and discounts offering solid value such is the range and breadth of offers out there right now.
If you're not sure of where to start with expanding storage on your console then our helpful SSD for PS5 installation guide has everything you need to know to go through the process. We consider an NVMe SSD to be the essential PS5 accessory, as it means you can store and play more of the best PS5 games than what the otherwise limited space of the system (around 677.2GB) would typically afford you.
Cheap PS5 SSD deals - quick links
- Crucial T500 1TB: $99.99 at Amazon
- WD BLACK SN850P 2TB:
was $229.99now $198.99 at Amazon - WD BLACK SN850X 1TB:
was $129.99now $109.99 at Amazon - Corsair MP600 LPX 2TB:
was $209.99now $169.99 at Best Buy - Seagate Game Drive 2TB:
was $214.99now $199.99 at Amazon
Cheap PS5 SSD deals - US
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Cheap PS5 SSD deals - FAQs
What size PS5 SSD do I need?
We recommend getting a 1TB SSD in order to get the best value for money for a significant boost to your PS5 game storage. With an SSD of this size, you’ll be able to install between 15-20 major PS5 game releases, though that could be less if they are all particularly large 100 GB+ titles such as Call of Duty: Warzone, Destiny 2, or Hitman 3. If your library is more varied, you’ll get dozens of smaller titles on it with no issue.
For anyone whose gaming habits are a little lighter, if you’re on a tighter budget, or you don’t mind uninstalling excess games every so often, a 500GB SSD is a reasonable choice. That’ll give you room for about 5-10 AAA games or many indie hits.
You could opt for a 2TB SSD if you really want to forget about all future PS5 storage woes for some time to come. You’re approaching the cost of the console again at this point and that seems a little ridiculous. Of course, the PS5 does support SSDs up to 4TB.
Which heatsinks are compatible with PS5 SSDs?
The majority of third-party heatsinks that match the size requirements of the SSD and the PS5’s internal storage expansion drive will work just fine. Those measurements are really the key thing to look out for as a few mm in the wrong place could mean the SSD won’t fit in your PS5.
To make things easy, we’ve listed a few compatible options that you can take your pick from below. Once you’ve got everything you need we’ll take you through how to install your PS5 internal SSD upgrade too. Luckily, it’s a fairly straightforward process.
Now you've got all that room, why not fill it up with all the latest PS5 game deals on the shelves or get a PS Plus membership and grab all those games included as part of the service? You might also want to check out the best PS5 external hard drives.
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