If you have (or are planning to get) a PS5, you are probably painfully aware of the limited storage on Sony's latest console. We are in the same boat, and if you are anything like us, you'd like to be able to have more than Red Dead 2 and a couple of indie games on your console before it's full.
Luckily, Samsung is having a sale on a grip of their PS5-compatible NVMe M.2 SSDs (and quite a few come with heatsinks), meaning you can expand your internal storage by up to a whopping 2TB and save $150 on it, or you can add room for quite a few more games and grab the smaller, 250GB expansion for just $74.
You can nearly double your PS5s storage for less than $100, but be sure to double-check your compatibility, and note that these are all usable with PC, too, so if you've been looking for blazing-fast storage, now is the time.
If you want to get the absolute best, you can pick up a 2TB NVMe SSD from Samsung for just $279, down from $429 (saving you $150). If a cheaper option is right for you, you can still expand your storage by a significant 250GB for $74, 500GB for $99, and 1TB for $169, all without sacrificing the incredible loading speed of the PS5. Brian Barnett writes reviews, wiki guides, deals posts, features, and more for IGN. You can get your fix of his antics on Twitter (@Ribnax) or check out his show on Twitch at (The Platformers).
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Luckily, Samsung is having a sale on a grip of their PS5-compatible NVMe M.2 SSDs (and quite a few come with heatsinks), meaning you can expand your internal storage by up to a whopping 2TB and save $150 on it, or you can add room for quite a few more games and grab the smaller, 250GB expansion for just $74.
You can nearly double your PS5s storage for less than $100, but be sure to double-check your compatibility, and note that these are all usable with PC, too, so if you've been looking for blazing-fast storage, now is the time.
Samsung PS5-Compatible NVMe SSDs
If you want to get the absolute best, you can pick up a 2TB NVMe SSD from Samsung for just $279, down from $429 (saving you $150). If a cheaper option is right for you, you can still expand your storage by a significant 250GB for $74, 500GB for $99, and 1TB for $169, all without sacrificing the incredible loading speed of the PS5. Brian Barnett writes reviews, wiki guides, deals posts, features, and more for IGN. You can get your fix of his antics on Twitter (@Ribnax) or check out his show on Twitch at (The Platformers).
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