Samsung's 4TB 990 Pro SSD tumbles to lowest-ever price — our top SSD pick returns to a low price not seen since October 2024

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Just hours after the Samsung 9100 SSD dropped to some excellent all-time low prices, there's now an equally mouth-watering deal on the excellent Samsung 990 Pro SSD 4TB, which is now just $279.99 at Amazon. That's a 27% discount of over $100, and a return to the lowest-ever price we've seen on this model, last spotted in October.



The SSD market has seen a staunch cost increase over recent years. Depressingly, many of the cheapest prices we've seen on devices like the 990 Pro haven't been touched since mid-2023, when you could score the base model 1TB 990 Pro for a paltry $59.99. That's what makes this return to last year's October low all the more enticing.


We've tested every SSD on the market to come up with benchmark figures so you can see the performance of these devices. Below are the scores taken from our Samsung 9100 Pro 4TB test. As mentioned, this is a newer, snappier drive that sits atop our benchmarks by some distance. However, the still-excellent Samsung 990 Pro 4TB listed here still outshines many competitors on the market, only falling behind the 9100 and the blistering Crucial T-series models.

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As mentioned, this isn't the absolute fastest drive on the market right now, but it's still one of the absolute best all-round, especially at this cheapest-ever price. It would make the perfect expansion drive for an existing build, the foundation drive of a new build, or a sneaky upgrade to your PS5's onboard storage.

If you're looking for more savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, or CPU Deals pages.

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