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Market snapshot · Week of Nov 2, 2026
This Week in the SSD Market
Price breadth · same drives vs. last reporting period
21%
of tracked drives are
cheaper
than last reporting period.
↓ Cheaper
21%
→ Unchanged
55%
↑ Pricier
24%
Matched basket: 1007 listings, each compared with its own price three to five weeks earlier.
Condition:
Balanced
High performance SSDs continue to demand higher prices. Availability of products is good.
External USB
→ Holding
+2.1%
Change since last reported
Typical 1TB
$249
Drive in sample
320
Coverage
5 retailers · 13 manufacturer stores
Prices from Amazon, B&H, Best Buy, Newegg and Walmart, plus 13 manufacturer stores.
Updated after the pricing run. Trends compare the same drives over three to five weeks; segments with fewer than 8 matched drives aren't shown. Flagged prices are excluded.
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