This 2TB Black Friday SSD is a ludicrous deal at $68 and proves you just don't need an HDD anymore

pcgamer.com:

Crucial P3| 2TB | NVMe | PCIe 3.0 | 3,500MB/s read | 3,000MB/s write | $99.99$67.99 at Best Buy (save $32)
If the Crucial P3 Plus is a deal at just under $100, this non-Plus is a steal. It has the same Phison controller and the same QLC NAND chips. It's just this drive runs at PCIe 3.0 speeds, not 4.0. You're not going to feel that most of the time because the two share similar random access performance.

Price check: Amazon $84 | Newegg $67 (backorder)

The steady drip of Black Friday SSD deals has slowly turned into a torrent of discounts, and very much like the previous years there's an occasional deal that's so stupidly cheap it makes us perform a double take. Take this 2TB Crucial P3 NVMe SSD for example, currently available for a simply ludicrous $68. That's a huge amount of solid state storage for not very much money, and it certainly made us sit up and pay attention.

Of course, there are drawbacks. The Crucial P3 might be a massive slab of storage space but it isn't necessarily the fastest NVMe drive on the block as it uses QLC or quad level cell memory. That means its performance is somewhat limited in comparison to its newer, TLC (triple level cell) memory based competition, although with a maximum read/write speed quoted at 3500/3000 MB/s respectively it'll certainly knock any traditional old HDD out of the water.

In fact I'd argue that this drive at this price is a perfect representation of why, if you're careful with your money, you really don't need to be using traditional hard drives at all anymore. It's simply unnecessary, and big ol' NVMe drives are currently coming in at such heavy discounts that there's no real advantage to using an HDD at all for home users, not even if you're looking for the most