A value-focused PCIe NVMe Gen 4 SSD comes in the form of the Fikwot FX991, with the 4TB version available on Amazon for $229.99. Now, you must be thinking that there are so many better alternatives around for a significantly lower price, and you would be correct in that regard, but there is something that you might not be aware of. On the online retailer, there is a promotion happening that slashes the price by 10 percent, meaning that the 4TB version will drop down to $206.99.
The updated price is now on par with other value-based solutions, and you will be thrilled to learn that the FX991 supports the PCIe NVMe Gen 4 standard, which takes the sequential read speeds to 7,300MB/s, with sequential write speeds maxing out at 6,200MB/s. One of the reasons why Fikwot has been able to target a lower price is because its 4TB SSD employs 3D QLC NAND flash, which is less expensive than other technologies, but it is still durable enough to the point that this solid-state drive will last for years.
The company provides a 5-year limited warranty or a 2,400TBW rating for the 4TB version, ensuring a healthy and long lifespan. In case you forgot, the increased read and write speeds of the Fikwot FX991 mean that the SSD will be ‘out of the box’ compatible with any Sony PS5, firing up games in mere seconds. On desktops and laptops, you can also use the boosted bandwidth to open up programs in the blink of an eye.
We will once more remind readers to redeem the 10 percent promo code if they want to purchase the Fikwot FX991 for $206, otherwise you have to pay the full price, which is $229.99. Also, the promo code is applicable on all storage tiers, not just the 4TB version, so if you feel that the latter is overkill for your daily use, you can also avail a decent discount on the 2TB model too.
Get the Fikwot FX991 4TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4 SSD from Amazon - $206 (10 percent discount will be applied on the promo code ‘FX991SSD’ actual MSRP is $229.99)
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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