If you have been on the market for a new portable drive, a microSD card for your Nintendo switch or even SSD for your PS5, Amazon has a large sales one day on a group of storage devices from brands such as Pny, Important and Lexar. There are several important offers in this sale, two of which can help you save more games in your choice console. Our favorite cheap SSD for PS5, PBY’s 4TB XLR8 CS3040, down to a record low of $ 520, while the 1TB Lexar microSD card for the Nintendo switch is almost half of $ 128.
All variations of internal XLR8 Pny SSD have been discounted in several ways – you can take the 1TB version for $ 145 – but you will get the best offer if you get a 4TB model. Even at the normal price of $ 700, it is the only high-capacity SSD that we can recommend in our PS5 SSD guide because the price is relatively low. While the Lexar Play MicroSD card can be used on other devices such as tablets, this is a good choice to add more storage to your Nintendo Switch thanks to a portion to the transfer speed to read 150MB / s.
Some important portable SSDs are included in this sale too. The fastest option is a crucial X8 1TB drive, which is 21 percent off and down to a low $ 100 record. It has a nice but durable design, supports reading speeds up to 1050MB / s and can be used with pro iPad, game console including Xbox One, Android smartphone, and others. If 1TB won’t cut it for you, Crigial’s 2TB X6 SSD also drops to the lowest level of all time from $ 143. It has a more square design than x8 and supports reading speeds of up to 540MB / s, so it will be a better choice if you More think of super fast capacity.
Not surprisingly, Amazon fills this daily agreement with an additional discount SD card and flash drive. It can be said to be the best on the front of the Lexar Professional SD card, which will be good for photographers and videographers – a professional 2000x card 128GB is $ 80 off, taking it to $ 110. And there are even some Bay stations included in this sale, such as this diskstation From Synology which drops to a new low of $ 400.
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