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| B&H Photo | $107.99Mar 19, 2019 |
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| BuyDig.com | $89.00 w/ CouponFeb 26, 2019 |
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If you want to speed up a computer, storage is one of the first places to go to upgrade. This is a solid deal on...500GB of solid state storage at BuyDig after coupon, making a new low by $11 on the model.
New low by $12 on this half terabyte Samsung T5 portable external SSD at B&H Photo without coupons to enter or rebates to mail. Perfect if you want portable storage that's fast (i.e. for photo or video editing).
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| eBay | $65.99 expiredJan 27 |
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Cheap gets cheaper. Samsung 860 EVO 500GB SSD is now only $66 at Newegg's eBay page. The 860 line-up has been on sale through out the week, dropping by a few % each subsequent day since before Black Friday last week. If you need to speed up your older rig, this is the perfect choice.
New low by a few bucks on this half terabyte Samsung 860 EVO SSD via NewEgg's eBay storefront today. Perfect if you want to speed up an old machine.
Need a new SATA SSD drive? The popular Samsung 860 is only $80 today at eBay Deals. This is a new low price for the 500GB model of the 860 EVO and if you simply can't wait for holiday season sale - we think this will be as cheap as it'll get until later this month.
Solid discount on this 500GB Samsung 860 EVO SSD. NewEgg's selling it within less than a buck of its all-time low. Samsung SSDs have a history of reliability, and the 860 EVO line's no different.
Newegg's eBay store has a killer deal on the 500GB Samsung 860 EVO SSD. This beats out the limited time 15% off flash sale coupon eBay was running last week (by a whole $2). The same exact model is about $112 on Newegg and you'll often find it above $120 everywhere else reputable. No clear expiration date and thousands have already been sold. Act fast if you want a new high performance SSD for cheap.
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| B&H Photo | $116.99 expiredJan 26 |
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On sale everywhere this weekend the speedy Samsung 970 Evo NVMe is now only $117 for the 500GB model. If you're planning a new build in the near future, or simply want to upgrade from your slower SATA SSD, this is a solid pre-Black Friday deal. Limited sales tax, free shipping.
If you're looking to speed up a computer, one of the best ways to do so is swapping a traditional platter drive for an SSD. This half terabyte Samsung 970 EVO NVMe M.2 model is $148 at B&H Photo today.
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| B&H Photo | $127.99 expiredJan 26 |
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If you need a fast and large internal SSD at a great price - this deal is it. You can still score the Cyber Monday price but the deal is so popular it's back-ordered. B&H has the Samsung 1TB 860 EVO SATA III M.2 SSD on sale for only $127.99. No sales tax for most states makes this deal extra sweet.
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| B&H Photo | $127.99 expiredJan 24 |
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It's Black Friday season and the Samsung 860 EVO SSD are all cheapest ever price, with the 500GB model going for only $72, the 1TB model going for $127, and the giant 2TB model going for $294. We like the 1TB just fine for a balance of price and storage space. To think it wasn't that long ago that a 1TB drive will cost you your firstborn. Free 2 day shipping.
I remember paying $160 for a Crucial M4 128GB SSD half a decade or so ago. Now you can snag an even faster terabyte drive from Samsung for $128 - a new low by $15.
Awesome price on the Samsung 860 EVO SSD 1TB unit. At $143 - this is a new historic low for the giant solid disk drive. If you don't need the large capacity, you can opt for a 500GB model at $83.29. If you're still running a HDD setup, this will significantly add a boost to your PC's performance.
Best price yet on this consumer-grade terabyte Samsung 860 EVO drive. As you'd expect for a Samsung SSD, good reviews.
New historic low price on this terabyte Samsung 860 EVO SSD at eBay deals thanks to a long running 20% off coupon. It always blows our mind seeing prices on huge SSDs nowadays - half a decade ago we picked up a Crucial M4 128GB SSD for about this price. Free shipping with tax only in AL and TN.
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Dell Small Business got the best deal on this consumer grade 2TB Samsung 860 EVO SSD by $68 compared with Amazon and others. Fast, reliable, and more than enough space for 99% of users.
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Decent price on this Samsung 860 Evo 250GB SSD for only $50. If you don't really need a large size SSD as you're looking for a boot up drive and you still want a new SSD with newer NAND tech, this is a great price point.
Throwing an SSD into a system as a boot drive is one of the most surefire and cost-effective methods at increasing performance. This 250GB Samsung 860 EVO SSD is down to a new low by a few bucks at B&H Photo without coupons to enter or rebates to mail.
Tempting Samsung 860 EVO SSD offer today on Rakuten. They've got this 250GB drive for only $60.79 after coupon. Amazon is $97, or $36 more.
Samsung's made a name for itself as a manufacturer of high performance, reliable electronics, and this reputation strongly applies with its 840 and 840 Pro lines of SSDs. Although these two are Samsung's current flagship lines, the previous 830 Series generation earned numerous accolades and is still an excellent buy for users looking for speed without sacrificing stellar reliability and vice versa.
The primary difference between the 840 and the 840 Pro lines lies in the kind of NAND flash each drive uses. The regular 840 Series uses TLC NAND, which means each cell of the SSD holds three bits, as opposed to the two bits held by MLC NAND cells. So the storage density of the regular 840 Series is greater than that of the 840 Pro Series, allowing Samsung to sell it to you at a lower cost. The downside is that the 840 Series is slower and in theory has fewer write cycles (effectively lifespan) than the 840 Pro Series - but the latter concern is largely irrelevant for normal use.
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Honestly, if you're like most users, it won't matter. You won't reach the write cycle limits on any of these drives over the course of several years of frequent usage. You won't see an enormous difference in bootup or program load times. You'll get bragging rights if you get the 840 Pro Series for speed benchmarks, but we wouldn't advise you to buy just based on benchmarks. (Well, okay, it IS pretty cool to be able to write at well over 400MB/sec :)
That said, if you see a new Samsung 830 Series SSD at a bargain price, jump on it. It's more than fast enough for most needs and has a fantastic record where reliability is concerned. As the 840 and 840 Pro's track records become more established, chances are they'll show a similar trend, but where your data's concerned, there's no reason not to go with a proven option that often costs significantly less than the lesser known option.
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Solid discount on this terabyte Samsung 860 QVO internal SSD at B&H Photo without coupons to enter or rebates to mail. Wild to see basically $100 a terabyte unit pricing these days on an SSD...wasn't that long ago that I got a 30GB platter drive for $140 and thought it was a deal. Or...maybe it was a while ago. Savage reality check.