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The Crucial P3 provides good performance in a PCI Express 3.0 NVMe SSD. Its QLC NAND flash memory keeps the P3's price down while allowing capacities up to 4TB. It's a spot-on pick for upgrading older PCs that don't support PCIe 4.0.

By Tony Hoffman
3.5

The Crucial P3 Plus is a budget PCI Express 4.0 internal SSD available in capacities up to 4TB. It met its rated sequential speeds in our tests, but its PCMark 10 benchmark numbers and durability ratings are on the low side.

By Tony Hoffman
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Editors' Choice

The WD Black SN850X takes the company's flagship PCIe 4.0 gaming SSD and makes it even better, offering higher capacity and improved test results (including a new PC Labs record in the 3DMark Storage benchmark). About all it lacks is hardware-based security.

By Tony Hoffman
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The ioSafe 220+ is a pricey two-bay network attached storage (NAS) drive that's immune from fire and water damage and still delivers solid performance, making it a crucial repository for priceless business data.

By John R. Delaney

Load your PS5 and PC games at up to 7,450MB per second.

By Matthew Humphries
3.5

Sabrent's Rocket 4 Plus is a durable internal PCI Express 4.0 SSD tested at its gigantic 8TB top capacity. It costs a premium, and proved slightly sluggish in our testing, but it'll let you max out an M.2 slot.

By Tony Hoffman
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The HP FX900 isn't the fastest PCI Express 4.0 solid-state drive on the block, but this M.2 model puts up solid (and, in some cases, excellent) numbers at a surprisingly moderate price.

By Tony Hoffman

Remember Jaz and Zip discs? Since the debut of the IBM PC, there have been many ways to store your data, and if you're geeks like us, you care about this sort of thing.

By Eric Griffith
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Seagate's latest USB external hard drive is decorated with motifs from "The Mandalorian" and offers capable performance at a not-too-elevated price. We only wish it were available in a capacity higher than 2TB.

By Tony Hoffman
3.5

Seagate's Mandalorian-themed FireCuda Beskar Ingot PCIe 4 SSD should appeal to Star Wars fans as a gaming drive or a collectible, though you'll need a desktop with see-through side panel to admire it.

By Tony Hoffman
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The Asustor Lockerstor 2 Gen2 is a powerful two-bay network attached storage (NAS) device that's loaded with features, making it a great choice for future-proofing your small-business storage needs.

By John R. Delaney

These tiny skyscrapers of storage hold the promise of 50% faster data transfer speeds.

By Matthew Humphries

Guaranteed to work with your PS5 and kept cool by its all-in-one heatsink design.

By Matthew Humphries
4.0

The handsome little ADATA Elite SE880 is an external SSD that offers blistering speeds over a USB interface that'll likely require a PC upgrade to leverage fully.

By Tony Hoffman
3.5

The LinkStation 720 is a two-bay network attached storage (NAS) device notable for its 2.5Gbps Ethernet support, and the fact that it ships with drives in the chassis. Buffalo's lack of add-on apps could be a deal breaker, though.

By John R. Delaney
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The SK Hynix Platinum P41 posted record-high scores in some of our general storage and gaming tests. It's a super-value M.2 SSD; just add your own heatsink to ensure peak performance.

By Tony Hoffman

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By Matthew Humphries

Forget 2280, the 25110 form factor could become the new normal when PCIe 5.0 drives hit the market.

By Matthew Humphries
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Available in capacities up to 5TB, the current ceiling for a portable hard disk drive, the Silicon Power Armor A66 combines low-cost storage with some protection from the elements.

By Tony Hoffman
4.0

The Corsair MP600 Pro XT internal SSD has the raw speed for high-impact gaming and the cooling to stay in top form under pressure, though you'll want to look elsewhere if you need a drive for a laptop or PS5.

By Tony Hoffman
Corsair MP600 Pro XT heatsink