The Western Digital WD Blue SN5000 NVMe SSD, 1TB, is a next-level storage solution crafted for creators and professionals who need fast and reliable performance. With PCIe Gen 4 technology, and a read speed of up to 5150MB/s, this SSD accelerates your workflow to enhance productivity. It's engineered with Western Digital nCache 4.0, ensuring durable performance with a capacity to reach up to 4TB. Ideal for supporting AI-enabled applications, this SSD simplifies and speeds up every stage of creative development from ideation to finalization, offering unlimited creative capabilities. Create confidently with up to 1,200TBW3 (4TB1 model) endurance for ideating, drafting, and finalizing your creative work. Harness AI and streamline your creative workflow with the combined power of PCIe® Gen 4, up to 5,150MB/s2 read speeds (4TB1 model), and Western Digital nCache™ 4.0 Technology. Monitor your SSD’s performance and available space with the downloadable Western Digital Dashboard application. And gain peace of mind with a 5-year limited warranty4.
Model Number:
WDBS3F0010BNC-WRWM
Product SKU:
13541866278
UPC:
619659218355
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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.
Yes, both pickup and shipping have gone through at the $66 price. Orders were completed for curbside pickup in about 30 minutes, and shipping orders were also delivered successfully.
Use Walmart's store inventory, then ask an in-store employee to check with a handheld device; that can reveal nearby stores the app misses. Brickseek also surfaced stores that the Walmart app showed as out of stock, including units in a locked cabinet.
No, availability is highly local and often limited to a single store or a last unit. The online listing reflects local Walmart stock, so heavily populated areas may show nothing while rural stores still have inventory.
Sometimes yes, because stock can reappear or be found at a different store later. Several purchases went through after an earlier no-stock check, but the deal was also described as dead in many areas once local inventory was gone.
Yes. Some pickup orders were cancelled the next morning even after the store showed multiple units, so the inventory display is not fully reliable. Checking again later or using a different store can still work.
This deal varies from region to region, I have seen it a couple of places today
I have seen a few dozen folks be lucky enough to take advantage of this today - folks that wouldnt have known about it unless someone posted it 1st
Consider that before you come in here with the lame thumbs down and angst of a preteen
Last edited by TenderWealth2611 March 13, 2026 at 07:58 PM.
My local walmart had about 4 in stock it for 70. Didnt really need it since i bought it for 66 once before but still didnt open and install in my laptop yet.
I have been watching these ssd 's about 2 months now. I wanted one for a recent ps5 purchase. I am aware the market changed on them the last year or 2. I find it amazing the differences in prices people find . A 1 tb can be 200$ ,here it's 66$ (I see 189$) and it's all fair game. I got a wd 2tb 208$ , the next week a Samsung was 180$ but I see 2tb 400$ often also . This is a hell of a deal congrats to the people that got one!
Last edited by RelaxedPenguin2752 March 14, 2026 at 12:06 AM.
My local walmart had about 4 in stock it for 70. Didnt really need it since i bought it for 66 once before but still didnt open and install in my laptop yet.
Yeah, bought the 2tb for $109 and it's still sitting in a drawer. I did test it to make sure there wasn't an issue as someone had pointed out with windows 11 there was a firmware problem. Must have resolved it because my system recognized it no problem.
Ordered one for pickup at a store nearby but just got the cancelation. Next closest store that may have 4 is 70 miles away (Spencer, IN) and unfortunately when changing to shipping (at the same price) it becomes unavailable in my cart.
When I got my 2tb ssd I switched store to store on the app and had little luck . I went into my local store got an employee with a handheld to look it up . They found on the handheld several stores a bit far away a hour or more approximately, I was willing to take the drive. I think I could have possibly done that on my own playing with zip codes on Walmart app and google semi local towns zip codes. The employee on the store system is what really helped me.
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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.
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Yes, both pickup and shipping have gone through at the $66 price. Orders were completed for curbside pickup in about 30 minutes, and shipping orders were also delivered successfully.
Use Walmart's store inventory, then ask an in-store employee to check with a handheld device; that can reveal nearby stores the app misses. Brickseek also surfaced stores that the Walmart app showed as out of stock, including units in a locked cabinet.
No, availability is highly local and often limited to a single store or a last unit. The online listing reflects local Walmart stock, so heavily populated areas may show nothing while rural stores still have inventory.
Sometimes yes, because stock can reappear or be found at a different store later. Several purchases went through after an earlier no-stock check, but the deal was also described as dead in many areas once local inventory was gone.
Yes. Some pickup orders were cancelled the next morning even after the store showed multiple units, so the inventory display is not fully reliable. Checking again later or using a different store can still work.
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I have seen a few dozen folks be lucky enough to take advantage of this today - folks that wouldnt have known about it unless someone posted it 1st
Consider that before you come in here with the lame thumbs down and angst of a preteen
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