Another incredible solid-state drive deal has been spotted on Amazon, and with three days left for Prime Day 2024 to begin, you are going to love the latest discount on the Silicon Power US75, which is a PCIe Gen 4 SSD with a whopping 4TB of storage. This drive is now available for just $209.99, making it one of the lowest prices that we have ever seen for a solid-state drive packing this much storage. Best of all, you can install the US75 on your desktop, laptop, or PS5 and get the same performance from all three machines.
This 4TB SSD supports the standard M.2 form factor, so slotting it in and securing it is a straightforward process. As for the speeds, as long as you install the Silicon Power US75 in a PCIe Gen 4 slot, you can get sequential read speeds of up to 7,000MB/s and write speeds of 6,500MB/s. These speeds are pretty much the limit of the PCIe Gen 4 standard, so we are glad to see a deal in which you are getting the maximum bandwidth at a price that the majority of customers can entertain.
Silicon Power has also assured that its 4TB SSD comes with a 5-year limited warranty and a 2,400TBW (terabytes written) endurance, hinting that the drive will last you for years to come. Come to think of it, this 4TB SSD is significantly cheaper than Samsung’s $299.99 990 PRO deal that we talked about a few days ago. However, those who are inclined towards picking up a more expensive solid-state drive due to the brand name alone can pick one of Samsung’s offerings. Regardless, there are a ton of deals available, so make sure to go through our early Amazon Prime Day 2024 deals list to get the latest updates.
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