Pushsquare writes: "If you're currently in the market to upgrade your PS5 internal solid-state drive, manufacturer Western Digital has partnered with PlayStation to produce a line of officially licensed SSDs. Known officially as the WD_BLACK SN850P NVMe™ SSD, this was a collaboration we knew was in the works, but the pricey little stick (at $549.99 USD for the 4TB) is now available."
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I use the 2tb 850X in my 5 and I think the only difference in the 850P is the PS branding. Not sure if it is worth the extra $$ as the specs are the same between both the X and P with the X being a fair bit cheaper online. I paid $180 for mine last year and now they go for less than $150.
4tb is mouth watering, but I will reserve myself for now.
Good thing you can buy different brands. Anything labeled console or gaming specific is always overpriced.
I can't fathom why anyone would buy this. Why pay $550 for 4TB when the exact same company offers 2TB for $139.
I got the 1tb version last year during black friday and the space is more than enough. I currently have around 30 to 35 games installed on my PS5.
So basically Pushsquare says; “we are gullible and willing to promote 4T@$549.99 like it’s a good deal” (or a good idea).
Don’t be like Pushsquare. Wait.