It is evident that Samsung’s top-end 990 PRO was in high demand because the lowest price at this time, for the version that ships with a heatsink, costs $303.28. A few months ago, the company did not have an affordable solution that would take full advantage of the PCIe NVMe Gen 4 bandwidth nor offer an SSD in the same capacity, but technology excels at a rapid pace, which is why the 990 EVO Plus exists and the 4TB version can be yours for $249.99 after a 28 percent discount.
That is correct, an affordable solid-state drive that delivers up to 7,250MB/s speeds and available at a high capacity will future-proof you for a few years. Everyone can appreciate an excellent deal like this. Most importantly, since it sports a standard size, it will fit in your desktop, laptop, and even a PS5, but remember to purchase a heatsink for the console to obtain the highest possible performance. As for sequential write speeds, the listing details that the 990 EVO Plus can top out at 6,300MB/s.
As a company, Samsung needs zero introduction when it comes to delivering quality products, and the 990 EVO Plus is an excellent example of how you do not have to burn a hole through your wallet to experience blazing-fast performance. Unfortunately, as most of you are aware, this 28 percent price cut will only remain applicable during Amazon’s Cyber Monday sale, and if you miss out, we do not know when the next discount will arrive, so make darn sure that you do not miss out.
Also, if you want Samsung’s ‘best of the best’ 990 PRO and do not mind paying an extra sum, we have also mentioned that listing below. However, keep in mind that the price cut is only available on the version that ships with the heatsink.
Get the Samsung 4TB 990 EVO Plus from Amazon - $249.99 (28 percent off)
Get the Samsung 4TB 990 PRO with heatsink from Amazon - $303 (37 percent off)
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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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