NVMe SSDs deals: the real ones
We check UK prices for every NVMe SSD we've reviewed every hour, and compare each one with what it has actually sold for, not the shop's “was” price. One only shows here as a deal if it's genuinely cheaper than usual.
Price history is still building: drops show here once we've tracked a price for a week
Real price drops right now
We list genuine drops here once we've tracked each price for at least a week, so a deal is measured against what it really sold for. Until then, use the prices below as your guide.
Not on sale yet? The price worth waiting for
Our top 3 picks, what they usually cost, and the price we'd call a good deal.
- #1 IN OUR TOP 10Samsung 990 PRO 2TB
- usually
- ~£329
- good deal
- under £295
- #2 IN OUR TOP 10WD_BLACK SN850X NVMe SSD 1TB
- usually
- ~£178.99
- good deal
- under £161
- #3 IN OUR TOP 10WD_BLACK SN7100 2TB NVMe SSD
- usually
- ~£270
- good deal
- under £240
Before you buy NVMe SSDs in a sale
How do you know a deal is real?
We check UK prices for every NVMe SSD we've reviewed every hour and keep the history. A price counts as a drop only when it's below what the product has actually sold for over the last month, not below a shop's "was" price, which is often made up.
Do I need PCIe 5.0?
Not for most people. PCIe 4.0 drives are fast enough for games and everyday use, run cooler and usually cost less per terabyte. Check your motherboard or laptop supports the drive's size, usually 2280.
Does it need a heatsink?
Fast drives can slow down when they get hot. Most desktop motherboards include a heatsink for the main slot; a PlayStation 5 needs a drive with one fitted.
“Usually” is the median of the lowest daily UK price over the last month, or the typical price we found when researching a product we haven't tracked for a week yet. Prices change, so check the price and delivery date with the shop before you buy. Links to retailers may earn us a commission, which never affects which product we pick.