Samsung 980 PRO 2TB M.2 PCI Express 4.0 Internal Solid-State Drive, V-NAND (MZ-V8P2T0B/AM) | Staples [staples.com]
Using coupon code 80104 at checkout, takes this Solid State Drive down to $151.59
$201.59 -$50 (for coupon code 80104) = $151.59 plus tax. Shipping is free.
[for reference, Amazon has it at
$166.99 [amazon.com])
- Designed for gamers and tech-savvy users, this PCIe 4.0 x4 internal SSD offers high-performance bandwidth and throughput for heavy-duty applications in gaming, graphics, data analytics, and more
- Experience exceptional performance with sequential read speeds up to 7000MB/s and sequential write up to 5100MB/s
- Capacity: 2TB (V-NAND technology)
NVMe SSD. Will work in the
PS5 with added heatsink [techradar.com].
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• Only buy when you must need it.
What goes up must come down.
• Only buy when you must need it.
What goes up must come down.
i heard something in the news a while back about how prices would go up, has that been cancelled? are we at the peak or the beginning of the price rise?
Coupons (2)
-$72.74
Subtotal$128.85
ShippingFREE
Total$128.85
- 10% Chase offer
= $115.9 in total. Worth it?
i heard something in the news a while back about how prices would go up, has that been cancelled? are we at the peak or the beginning of the price rise?
990 Pro 2TB – $100-$120
990 Pro 4TB – $180-$200
Price did go up.
2024 - Current
990 Pro 2TB – $150-$180
990 Pro 4TB – $320
If demand continues to subside, price may go down lower.
Note: We are in tax season so the sales may have temporarily slowed down. After that, the price may hold or even rise until later this year. We may not see great deals until the end of the year. I hope I am wrong. Better to have the bad news now than later.
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Coupons (2)
-$72.74
Subtotal$128.85
ShippingFREE
Total$128.85
- 10% Chase offer
= $115.9 in total. Worth it?
Coupons (2)
-$72.74
Subtotal$128.85
ShippingFREE
Total$128.85
- 10% Chase offer
= $115.9 in total. Worth it?
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In any case, I'd absolutely not pay $200+ for 2TB and the older model and no heatsink. The original price is laughable, even for 2024.
I mean, this is a decent current price but I hesitate to call it a deal.