Right now you can get the WD Black SN750 500GB M.2 NVMe solid state drive down to a price that matches a low we saw a couple months ago, just $54.99. The price is already discounted to $65, which matches other retailers like Amazon. However, use code 93XSB46 during checkout to take off another $10, something no one else is doing right now. That brings it down to that $54.99 price we love.
WD Black SN750 500GB NVMe SSD | $15 off
With the M.2 form factor and NVMe technology, the SN750 can reach data transfer speeds up to 3,100 MB/s. That's crazy fast and a huge upgrade over a SATA SSD or a regular hard drive. It includes exclusive software to boost its performance and comes with a 5-year warranty.
You can also save on the other versions of the WD Black today. Grab the 1TB version for $119.99. This is a price it has been going for for most of the summer, although we have seen it go as high as $130 and it was going for $150 in July. You can also save $4 on the price of the 250GB SN750 SSD if you need a budget option on sale.
Upgrading to an M.2 drive with NVMe tech was such a good idea, and I highly recommend it. Everything loads super fast and installs quickly. It might be worth it just to get that 60GB video game on there that much faster. Sure, they are usually seen as a luxury but the sale today shows they can hit a pretty affordable range. Plus, they are extremely long-lasting drives. I have a different one than the version on sale here today, but it has never given me problems in the couple of years I've been using it.
The SN750 can reach transfer speeds as fast as 3,100 MB/s. Compare that to a regular SATA SSD like WD's Blue drives, which have load times around 560 MB/s. It's crazy fast and helps you maintain peak performance in your PC.
Unlike SATA drives, the M.2 drive installs directly onto your motherboard, so you'll want to make sure you have a motherboard that supports an M.2 2280 drive. WD also has exclusive software, the WD Black SSD Dashboard, you can use to customize your experience and maintain your drive. Get the most out of your SSD by tweaking it based on how you work and play.
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