The opening in pricing between 2.5-inch SATA and M.2 NVMe regular state drives is shrinking by the day. Reinforcing this notion, Western Digital is provide its new Blue SN550 NVMe SSDs at costs which can be varied the very best we now have seen for an SSD at launch.
Typically when a producer introduces an SSD line, the retail costs are a bit on the acute facet, as in contrast with avenue pricing for related merchandise. WD, nonetheless, has come out swinging. That’s how the potential selections and pricing on WD’s web site shake out:
