Anyone considering expanding storage on their PlayStation 5 is in luck today with an insanely good deal available for a 1TB Samsung SSD.
Last month, Sony made it so all PS5 owners could finally expand their storage from the paltry 825GB (667.2GB after downloading all startup functions) to a much more reasonable 4TB. This one-day deal is a fantastic starting place for anyone looking for that extra bit of space. Of course, it works for PC too if you wanted that to work.
- View the PS5 1TB Samsung SSD deal right now at Scan (opens in new tab)
SSD deals are often included in T3's best Black Friday deals, alongside other great deals for all consoles and PC. This one seems too good to pass up, though, and likely won't be beaten during the actual sale window so it's worth getting now. Remember, be quick as this one ends today!
(opens in new tab)If this deal isn't doing it for you, then make sure to check out the best SSDs on offer for console and PC. Alternatively, if you do miss out, a 2TB option is available at a great price as well.
- View the PS5 2TB Samsung SSD deal right now at Scan (opens in new tab)
Why you should buy the Samsung 1TB 980 PRO SSD
Samsung has cemented itself as one of the best SSD makers around and this one is perfectly suited for PS5 consoles. It's the brand I chose when upgrading my PS4 storage to 2TB a few years ago, and most probably the one I'll return to in future.
At nearly 20% off, these deals rarely drop much lower as Samsung is known for its quality. It's a great time to pick one up as we are just about to hit the busiest season of the year for games, with Far Cry 6 and FIFA 22 just launching. You then have the likes of Call of Duty, Battlefield and Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy before the end of the year, before Horizon Forbidden West and GTA V arriving early next year.
These are all big games that require lots of storage from the start and will have constant updates throughout their lifespan. There's also nothing worse than having to delete games from your PS5 dashboard due to storage issues, so why wait.
