These Memorial Day SSD deals bring 2TB of quality NVMe storage down to $0.07 per gigabyte

pcgamer.com:

Nextorage Japan | 2TB | NVMe | PCIe 4.0 | 7400 MB/s read | 6400 MB/s write | $249.99$135.99 at Newegg (save $114)
The best price for 2TB of high performance NVMe storage. While I don't believe this SSD would ever sell at the full price that Newegg's touting, there's no denying this is a great price for some of the speediest PCIe 4.0 storage on the market today. Nextorage has impressed us with its previous offerings and here's another solid performer. 

You can find many deals on SSDs today. That bit is relatively easy, especially as the Memorial Day PC gaming sales get into full swing. What's tougher is knowing if any drive is actually worth your hard earned money. Some are, and I've dug them out for your easy browsing below.

First off, this Nextorage 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD for $136 over at Newegg. This is a drive that takes full advantage of the PCIe Gen 4 connection with write speeds of 7,400 MB/s and read speeds of 6,400 MB/s. It's right up there with many of the best SSDs for gaming.

Nextorage actually started out as a company dedicated to building SSDs for the PlayStation 5, but relatively swiftly saw the opportunity in the wider PC market—as has Sony itself. We were impressed with the company's PCIe 4.0 drive in our Nextorage NEM-PA 2TB review, and since then I've looked at the Gen 5 option—the Nextorage X Series NN5PRO—a much pricier drive but hella quick.

There's also a Nextorage drive with a heatsink attached, which actually is a good fit for the PS5, though it costs a little more than the heatsink-less option at $145.

These aren't the lowest prices we've seen for any of these Nextorage drives—those were back during Black Friday of last year. I don't suspect we'll see anything like that until at least Amazon Prime Day 2024. Even then, SSD prices do appear to be on the rise more generally in 2024, and there's no guarantee that we'll see quite as stunning deals this year. Here's hoping we do, anyways.

It's not just Nextorage with deals on its 2TB SSDs for Memorial