Newegg has 2TB Samsung 870 EVO Series 2.5" SATA III V-NAND Internal Solid State Drive (MZ-77E2T0B/AM) for $199.99 - 10% off w/ promo code EREBR524 = $179.99. Shipping is free.
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Newegg has 2TB Samsung 870 EVO Series 2.5" SATA III V-NAND Internal Solid State Drive (MZ-77E2T0B/AM) for $199.99 - 10% off w/ promo code EREBR524 = $179.99. Shipping is free.
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I got the notification w/o a pic thinking this was for an NVMe SSD, smh. Still a good price nonetheless for anybody looking for a Samsung branded SATA drive though.
Seems like 2TB SSD/M2 will NEVER really go on sale. (IMO)
You can find 1TB m2 nvme for $70 (or cheaper sometimes), which is reasonable, but why are 2TB SSDs (m2 or otherwise) ALWAYS near or above $200?
I think a 2TB SSD that goes on sale should be no more than $140 thats a slickdeal. Its seemingly been years stuck in this high price range.
I feel ya. 2tb has been stalled for like 5 years.
It's weird cell phones are half way there....Supply chain issues and pandemic probably hasn't helped.
Full disclosure - I kindaaa am not "techie" like…at all; please help! 🤦🏻 ♀️🙏🏼 I am looking to buy a new external hard drive, but I have no idea what SSD vs NVme vs *anything other letter/number combo* is…. What is the difference?
I mostly want to always have/keep all of my "old" photos, all docs, etc. As a back up..or a "hard copy" - If that makes sense. I don't download or play games..Does that matter??
Any help would be awesome. Please & thank you! 🤗
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Unless you are hosting a website?
Unless you are hosting a website?
1 screen less wouldn't do it. So it's justified expenses based on need.
You can find 1TB m2 nvme for $70 (or cheaper sometimes), which is reasonable, but why are 2TB SSDs (m2 or otherwise) ALWAYS near or above $200?
I think a 2TB SSD that goes on sale should be no more than $140 thats a slickdeal. Its seemingly been years stuck in this high price range.
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You can find 1TB m2 nvme for $70 (or cheaper sometimes), which is reasonable, but why are 2TB SSDs (m2 or otherwise) ALWAYS near or above $200?
I think a 2TB SSD that goes on sale should be no more than $140 thats a slickdeal. Its seemingly been years stuck in this high price range.
It's weird cell phones are half way there....Supply chain issues and pandemic probably hasn't helped.
I mostly want to always have/keep all of my "old" photos, all docs, etc. As a back up..or a "hard copy" - If that makes sense. I don't download or play games..Does that matter??
Any help would be awesome. Please & thank you! 🤗
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You can find 1TB m2 nvme for $70 (or cheaper sometimes), which is reasonable, but why are 2TB SSDs (m2 or otherwise) ALWAYS near or above $200?
I think a 2TB SSD that goes on sale should be no more than $140 thats a slickdeal. Its seemingly been years stuck in this high price range.
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