Get a 4TB Samsung 9100 Pro SSD for just $459 in blockbuster Prime Day sale — remarkable deal shaves $900 off PCIe 5.0 NVMe drive to bring it below MSRP

SSDs are insanely expensive, but if you act quick, you can score a sweet deal on this 4TB Samsung 9100 Pro NVMe SSD. It’s selling for well over $1,000 normally, but B&H has the drive on sale for $800, with an additional $340-off coupon applied at checkout, bringing the price down to just $460.

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It is hard to overstate how good of a deal that is right now. Even among our best Prime Day SSD deals, most 4TB drives are far more expensive. For context, Samsung’s 990 Pro is $950 right now, and that’s on sale. This is a brand new Samsung drive, as well, fit with the full speed of PCIe 5.0.

At its current price, the 9100 Pro 4TB comes out to around $0.12 per gigabyte of storage, which is excellent considering current SSD prices. Most drives come out to $0.15 per gigabyte or higher, and that’s after a sale.

This is an insane deal with the in-cart coupon added — grab it while it’s hot!

This 4TB SSD features the PCie 5.0 interface and blasts out 14,800 / 13,400 MB/s of sequential read/write throughput, delivering top-tier performance within a reasonable power envelope that doesn’t require bulky heatsinks. View Deal

The 9100 Pro is Samsung’s PCIe 5.0 replacement for the legendary 990 Pro, and as you can see from the results we gathered in our Samsung 9100 Pro review below, it lives up to its predecessor.

Although most builders are fine with a PCIe 4.0 drive, we’re in a strange situation where this stronger PCIe 5.0 option is cheaper, at least at 4TB. High-capacity SSDs have been hit hardest by price increases, with drives now often retailing above $1,000.

There’s a good chance this deal will sell out quickly. Make sure to secure your drive at B&H before the deal’s over.

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Get a 4TB Samsung 9100 Pro SSD for just $459 in blockbuster Prime Day sale — remarkable deal shaves $900 off PCIe 5.0 NVMe drive to bring it below MSRP