Prime Day SSD deal morning update: 2TB SSD for $62, 4TB SSD for $140, 8TB SSD for $320

Silicon Power A55 2TB: $67.97 $61.97

Save 9% At just under $31 per TB, this SATA SSD delivers the cheapest price per capacity in a form factor that is still relevant if you have an old computer that needs a new lease of life. The Silicon Power A55 comes with a 3-year warranty and uses a mixture of QLC and SLC memory.

Also consider
➡️ PNY CS900, a 2TB SATA SSD that costs $61.99 and has a three-year warranty
➡️ Leven JS600, a 2TB SATA SSD with a $61.99 price and a three-year warranty as well.
➡️ Teamgroup QX, another 2TB SATA SSD with a slightly huger $62.99 price tag. 

Leven JS600 4TB: $179.99 $139.99

Save 22% Leven wins this round with the cheapest large capacity SSD on the market for Amazon Prime Day with a $35/TB SSD. It is a popular SSD on Amazon but we haven’t reviewed it yet. It won’t break any speed records because it is a SATA drive but a 3-year warranty and reasonably good ratings mean that it can be considered as a safe deal.

Also consider
➡️Teamgroup QX, a $148.99, 4TB SSD that mixes SLC and QLC to offer an endurance of 1000TBW.
➡️Fanxiang S101, I am not acquainted with this brand but with more than 2,000 ratings on Amazon, one can assume that they’re doing something right. $149.99 for 4TB. 

Samsung 870 QVO 8TB: $455 $320 

Save 30% This is the only extra large capacity SSD currently on the market. Fortunately for us Samsung priced it competitively despite being a premium brand. This QVO drive has an extraordinary endurance (nearly 3000 TBW), a long warranty and the peace of mind of knowing that a global brand produced it.

Intel SSDPF2VN153TZ 15.36TB: $1,045 at WiredZone 

This is the biggest SSDs you can buy right now for around $1,000. A true bargain that uses QLC and comes with 3-year warranty and a 15.36TB capacity. It uses a PCIe 4.0 interface which is faster than anyone else here.