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[YMMV] Western Digital WD Blue SN5000 1TB NVMe SSD, PCIe Gen 4.0, Up to 5150MB/s Read Speeds $66
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The WD Blue SN5000 1TB is a PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD that showed up at a sharp $66 to $69 local Walmart price, with fast pickup or delivery when stock was real. The drive was successfully ordered through curbside, shipping, and delivery, and some stores had only one or two units left. Availability was highly location dependent, though, with the Walmart app sometimes showing stock that later vanished or got cancelled. Brickseek and in store inventory checks helped surface actual units, making this a very spotty but workable find.
People who want to use store inventory tools (like Brickseek) or ask an employee to check with a handheld because commenters said the Walmart app/website was unreliable (OOS or cancellations) but Brickseek/employee handheld lookup helped locate the item in-store.
Shoppers who live in smaller towns or "the sticks" and can act fast because commenters in towns around 17.5k and other rural areas reported seeing 2 units at the $66 price and successfully buying them.
People who can do curbside pickup and are willing to check multiple nearby Walmart locations because the $66 price was only available at one nearby store and the curbside order was ready in about 30 minutes.
Buyers who are okay with inventory being inconsistent and will keep checking later because one commenter saw no availability at first, then checked again and was able to snag the SSD at $66.
Shoppers who can monitor for limited stock and purchase quickly because one commenter bought when only 2 were left and received the drive shortly after.
Anyone who needs the deal to be consistently available at their local store because commenters reported the $66 price was only at specific locations and other stores didn't have it.
Shoppers who rely on the Walmart listing staying accurate because one commenter saw multiple units in stock for pickup and then the next morning their order was cancelled.
People shopping in heavily populated areas who want predictable availability because commenters said the deal was luck-dependent in populated areas and that rural areas were the ones that found it.
Buyers who only check the Walmart app/website and won't cross-check other inventory sources because at least one commenter saw the app/website show OOS while Brickseek showed the last unit was actually available.
Shoppers who are trying to buy from resellers at inflated prices because commenters noted scalpers were relisting the SSD for $200-$300 and the deal depended on Walmart removing those sellers.
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That website sure has gone downhill.
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Yep deal is dead at this point. That said when I ordered delivery (see my first post in this thread) I ended up receiving the two I ordered - even the wife was pleased at the cost savings for an item we do not need lol
the definition of a deal is an advantageous purchase if we can't purchase it. It's not a deal. Get off your high horse.
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