- Crucial MX500 2TB 2.5" SATA $329 + postage
- Crucial MX500 1TB M.2 SATA $163 + postage
- Crucial P1 1TB M.2 NVMe $168 + postage
- Crucial BX500 1TB 2.5" SATA $145 + postage
Crucial MX500 1TB M.2 SATA $163, 2TB $329, BX500 1TB $145, Crucial P1 1TB M.2 NVMe $168 + Del @ Shopping Express
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They still have it, but every a few months, and also changed it to choose 3 for $1000
Auspost to SA is around $11, to get a rough idea
Decent price considering the current world events, at least for the 1TB NVME
It's definitely an acceptable price.
I got mine half a year ago for $180
It's an average nvme, you can go faster with a Samsung pro, except that's double the price.
Silicon Power nvme is supposed to be as fast as a Samsung pro but the price point of crucial p1
Good point re the Silicon Power NVMe. Great value compared to the Samsung evo but not necessarily much ‘noticeably’ better than Crucial P1.
Silicon Power has 1 year warranty compared to this with 5 years though.
I have a Silicon Power nvme. Disappointingly slow.
Reviews describe it as inconsistentMay I ask what model SP drive you have?
I got mine for $148 Oct last year from futu online. Ok deal but defintely been cheaper
Silicon Power NVME SSDs are excellent for the money. That said I have seen one fail already, within 9 months. Perhaps an outlier, and I've seen 970 EVOs fail, I think heat might be a factor, so worth noting.
Write endurance of the QLC isn't amazing, but good enough for a non-system drive, especially at that price point. Crucial P2 is now released as well, so we may see clearance pricing for the P1's from most suppliers.
good for upcoming ps5
No consumer drive available today is compatible with the PS5.
I'm not sure that's true, the PS5 has a standard M.2 expansion slot and there are PCIe 4.0 drives on the market today - https://www.vg247.com/2020/03/18/ps5-expandable-storage-usb-…
Sony is still testing and hasn't provided any list of approved components, last I heard.
@Caped Baldy: I think you're right, although I expect at least some of the existing PCIe 4.0 drives to make the list. Although I guess that make's Yuri's comment correct, for now :P
Thanks picked up one!
Ahh we got so close to the mythical $100 per Tb. My dreams shattered!
Is QLC a concern for durability? Would it be better to get the Samsung MLC and keep that for longer term?
Samsung is always better to get - for almost a double price, however
Yeah the TBW is pretty low, but I think if you've not already established some sort of baseline for minimum TBW you'd consider acceptable, you'll probably be fine.
My SSD's are probably on less than 15tbw per year as a game/os drives, so it'll be absolutely fine for me. It'll probably last less than 4 years until it gets relegated to a HTPC or something.
Would be interested to see how much a 970 evo deal is in this climate.
Ah Samsung marketing… Depends which drive. Their '3-bit' MLC in the EVO is actually just TLC, unless you're going to get the PRO version, which should be true MLC. Longevity and performance between TLC and QLC should be about the same. Price of the PRO is not worth it IMO.
Why do the SATA m2 drives even exist when the price difference is this low on NVME.
4-5x the speed for like $5.
Not every system has NVME
Plus the actual, real-world speed difference is practically zero. Even the most load-intense games would barely benefit (19 seconds load time vs 20 seconds).
Why the heck people down vote this comment? It's a valid question. Unlike the neg button, which is not a valid answer.
Haters gonna hate, and ain'ters gonna ain't!
Is the BX500 240GB at $58 any good?
I've just revived my decade old eMachine by installing CloudReady to fuel my household's learn-from-home / work-from-home demand. Now looking at replacing the HDD with a SDD to speed things up further.
240GB is probably an overkill considered it's cloud-based, so I wouldn't mind going even 120GB.
If you can, buy a larger one - the smaller ones will have no use if you want to ever re-purpose them (another notebook, htpc, anything)
The P1 should definitely suffice for gaming right? I need an SSD for games that have long load times like Skyrim, GTA, etc.
For those games you don't need an NVme, SATA's fine.
I wanted to avoid another Sata drive as I'm out of slots for them -.-
Someone at Shopping Express should check spelling on the website:
"Cucail SSD Sale!"
"NEW! Crucal Ballistix"Lol
Just made an account and first purchase with them, randomly tried the code "WELCOME" and it took $20 off my order!
theres nothing better than trying random potential codes that turn out to be actual codes
$159.78 delivered. Can't argue with that.
Thanks for sharing
Awesome thanks for that the code it worked! Been waiting for a reasonable 1TB m.2 deal.
Thanks, 1TB was up to $175 but with Welcome got the $20 off. $166.60 posted to Sunshine Coast. Beat Umart.
doesn't seem to work for me anymore :(
(profanity) pissed I missed this ffs
MX500 1TB is up to $175 + shipping
Edit nvm I see the deal is for the m.2
Any 4TB SSD deals?
What they did with the discount code without any word is a real shame
Crucial P1 500GB is $102 + delivery
$183 after clicking through to the product, unfortunately :(
What happened to this company with their Trifecta deals? Choose 3 items for $10…