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SATA SSD Deals: Compare 2.5-Inch and M.2 Prices

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SATA SSD Deals: Compare 2.5-Inch and M.2 Prices

Compare internal SATA SSD offers from Amazon US by price per terabyte. The page separates 2.5-inch and M.2 SATA products, excludes NVMe and external drives, and shows endurance, NAND and warranty details when the listing supplies them.

53available offers
$26.99lowest price
$85.00lowest cost per TB
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53 matching offersPrices checked October 18, 2026 4:13 pm
Product
Cost per TB
Amazon price
Capacity
Technical details
Condition
Amazon
$85.00per TB
$339.99$372.99
4 TB
SATA SSD2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New3-year warranty stated
$95.00per TB
$189.99$299.00
2 TB
SanDisk SSD Plus545 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New90 days limited warranty
$96.50per TB
$385.99
4 TB
SATA SSD500 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New3 Year Manufacturer
$97.20per TB
$194.39$215.99
2 TB
SATA SSD520 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / TLC NAND
New3 Year Limited Manufacture
$97.49per TB
$389.97
4 TB
SATA SSD520 MB/s read / 2.5-inch
New3-year warranty stated
$97.50per TB
$389.99
4 TB
SATA SSD500 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New3 Year Manufacturer
$101.74per TB
$101.74$123.99
1 TB
SATA SSD520 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / TLC NAND
New3 Year Limited Manufacture
$103.50per TB
$206.99$229.99
2 TB
SATA SSD560 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New3 Year Manufacturer
$114.99per TB
$229.97
2 TB
SATA SSD2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New3-year warranty stated
$116.50per TB
$232.99
2 TB
SATA SSD520 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New3 Year Manufacturer
$116.99per TB
$116.99$139.99
1 TB
SATA SSD560 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / 320 TBW / SLC NAND
New3 year manufacturer
$117.50per TB
$234.99$249.99
2 TB
PNY CS900530 MB/s read / 2.5-inch
New3-year warranty stated
$118.99per TB
$118.99$139.99
1 TB
SATA SSD560 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / TLC NAND
New3-Year Product Registration Warranty, you can trust the Fikw
$122.39per TB
$122.39$135.99
1 TB
SATA SSD520 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / TLC NAND
New3 Year Manufacturer
$125.99per TB
$125.99$135.99
1 TB
SATA SSD560 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New3-year warranty stated
$129.59per TB
$129.59
1 TB
SATA SSD520 MB/s read / 2.5-inch
New3-year warranty stated
$132.79per TB
$67.99
512 GB
SATA SSD520 MB/s read / 2.5-inch
New3-year warranty stated
$135.97per TB
$135.97
1 TB
SATA SSD2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New3-year warranty stated
$135.99per TB
$271.98
2 TB
WD Blue SA510M.2 2280 / 560 MB/s read / M.2 SATA
Used5-year warranty stated
$139.87per TB
$279.74
2 TB
WD Blue SA510M.2 2280 / 560 MB/s read / M.2 SATA
New5-year warranty stated
$139.99per TB
$139.99
1 TB
SATA SSD520 MB/s read / 2.5-inch
New3-year warranty stated
$148.42per TB
$75.99
512 GB
SATA SSD2.5-inch / SLC NAND
New3-year warranty stated
$149.50per TB
$299.00
2 TB
SanDisk SSD Plus545 MB/s read / 2.5-inch
New3 Year Limited
$150.00per TB
$299.99
2 TB
Crucial MX5002.5-inch
Used5-year warranty stated
$154.99per TB
$154.99
1 TB
SATA SSD550 MB/s read / 2.5-inch / 480 TBW
NewThree-year limited warranty
$156.21per TB
$39.99
256 GB
SATA SSD500 MB/s read / 2.5-inch
New
$159.00per TB
$159.00
1 TB
WD Blue SA5102.5-inch
Used5-year warranty stated
$190.00per TB
$379.99$678.99
2 TB
SanDisk Ultra 3D560 MB/s read / 2.5-inch
New5-year limited manufacturer warranty
$224.92per TB
$26.99
120 GB
SATA SSD2.5-inch
New3-year warranty stated
$264.79per TB
$63.55
240 GB
Crucial BX5002.5-inch
Used3-year warranty stated
$278.75per TB
$66.90
240 GB
Crucial BX5002.5-inch
New3-year warranty stated
$279.99per TB
$279.99
1 TB
WD Blue SA5102.5-inch
New5-year warranty stated

How to compare SATA SSDs

Do not confuse M.2 with NVMe

M.2 describes a physical form factor. An M.2 drive may use SATA or NVMe, and a slot may support one protocol, both protocols or neither for storage. Check the device manual.

Use SATA for the right upgrade

A SATA SSD can be a practical upgrade for an older laptop, desktop or server with a 2.5-inch bay or SATA-only M.2 slot. It will not reach NVMe throughput, but it can still improve responsiveness over a hard drive.

Compare endurance and warranty

Low price per TB is useful, but write endurance, controller quality, NAND type, power-loss behavior and warranty can determine whether a drive fits a write-heavy or long-term workload.

How this comparison works

Cloudzat collects current product and offer data through the Amazon Creators API used by the main Storage Prices plugin. This add-on adds targeted searches, collection-specific validation and technical enrichment, then ranks available offers by cost per terabyte. Dedicated hourly requests prevent these pages from waiting behind the site's larger shared catalog refresh. New, used and refurbished offers remain visibly separated by condition.

Automated classification can be incomplete when a listing omits a specification or groups several variants. Confirm the capacity, interface, form factor, compatibility, warranty and condition on Amazon before buying.

Frequently asked questions

Is an M.2 SATA SSD the same as an NVMe SSD?

No. They can share the M.2 shape but use different interfaces and signaling. A SATA-only M.2 SSD does not become NVMe because it fits the same size slot.

Are external SATA SSDs included?

No. The collection is limited to internal 2.5-inch and M.2 SATA SSDs. Portable external SSDs remain on the separate external SSD page.

What is the maximum real-world SATA SSD speed?

Performance is limited by the SATA interface and the specific drive. Advertised sequential speeds are not the same as sustained or random performance.

Are used and renewed SATA SSDs shown?

They can appear when allowed by the main plugin, but every offer is clearly labeled by condition and can be filtered out.

Should I choose the cheapest SATA SSD?

Not automatically. Compare warranty, endurance, NAND type, firmware reputation, seller condition and the importance of the data stored on the drive.

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