Samsung’s 2TB 9100 Pro SSD is actually somewhat reasonably priced
Next to buying RAM, finding a fast, high-capacity NVMe SSD at a reasonable price has been a challenge during RAMageddon. I don’t want to say it’s getting easier, but one of Samsung’s latest SSDs is cheaper than it has sold for since February 2026. That’s something, right? Amazon has the heatsink-less version of the Samsung […]
Samsung has introduced a more affordable 2TB version of its 9100 Pro NVMe SSD, currently priced at $302.99 on Amazon—a significant drop from its usual price. While this represents a $100 saving compared to the typical cost, it's still higher than the 1TB model, which sells for $250. The 9100 Pro is Samsung's first SSD to support PCIe Gen 5, offering twice the random read and write speeds of its predecessor, the 990 Pro.
Despite this, it remains competitive in a PCIe Gen 4 setup as well. However, it may require a heatsink for use in gaming consoles like the PlayStation 5 to prevent potential heat-related damage. Other notable deals include Samsung's 32-inch M8 4K Smart Monitor, now priced at $349.99 during a 50% discount on Amazon and B&H Photo.
Additionally, Google's Pixel 10A 128GB smartphone, typically priced around $424, has dropped to its second-lowest price of $424, marking a $75 reduction over the weekend. Lastly, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni wireless gaming headset saw its first-ever price reduction, now available for $379.99 on Amazon, Best Buy, and directly from SteelSeries, bringing it closer to the price of its main competitor, the Turtle Beach Stealth 2 Pro.
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