Samsung's 4TB 9100 Pro SSD just dropped to $749.99, a $610 cut, for Prime Big Deal Days.
Amazon is selling the Samsung SSD 9100 Pro 4TB PCIe 5.0 NVMe drive for $749.99, down from its $1,359.99 list price, a 45% discount tied to Prime Big Deal Days. The drive's PCIe 5.0 interface roughly doubles transfer speeds compared to Samsung's 990 Pro, and its 5nm controller improves power efficiency by up to 49% over earlier generations, addressing the thermal throttling that plagued early Gen5 SSDs. At 4TB, there's room for large game libraries, 4K and 8K video projects, and local LLM datasets. Samsung makes its own flash memory and controllers in house, and the drive pairs with its Magician software for firmware updates and hardware encryption management.
Deals on high end storage are rare right now because rising memory prices, nicknamed RAMageddon, have pushed costs up industry wide. A 45% cut on a flagship PCIe 5.0 drive is a real outlier against that backdrop, not just a routine sale price. For creators moving huge video files or anyone running AI models locally, that's a meaningful discount on gear that would otherwise be getting more expensive, not less.
Prime Big Deal Days spans multiple days, so there's no single deadline here, but deep cuts like this one have historically sold out or reverted to list price before an event's close.