The WD Black SN770 1 TB SSD goes below €100 at Amazon, a drop of around 17% on the usual price. It is currently one of our best value for money for small budgets.
WD Black SN770 SSDs are positioned as a mid-range PCIe 4 storage solution. With speeds of up to 5.15 GB / s, the 1 TB version is intended for office PCs as well as gaming PCs, or even the Sony PS5 console.
WD Black SN770 1TB
- Amazon
99.99
- Cdiscount Marketplace
123.45
- Fnac.com marketplace
129.28
- Darty Marketplace
132.72
- Cdiscount
133.70
- Amazon Marketplace
139.00
- Rakuten
139.08
- Shopping street
144.98
- Topbiz.fr
149.66
- Top Buy
154.94
- Materiel.net
165.90
- LDLC
167.90
- ManoMano
190.92
How the pricing table works
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Performance
The WD Black SN770 1TB is a very good mid-range SSD. It offers both high and stable data rates. Its good thermal management ensures that it operates without a heat sink and without a drop in speed. The reliance on a PCIe 4 interface puts it a short head ahead of the best PCIe 3 SSDs. And while it can be used in a Sony PS5 console, it will still need to purchase a third-party heatsink.
Strong points
- Fairly large SLC cache.
- 5 year warranty.
- 600 TB write endurance.
- Thermal management.
Weak points
- Need to purchase a 3rd party heatsink for use in a PS5.
NB: The reported price drop is calculated by comparing the lowest price of the day with the average of the lowest prices charged by all merchants for the product last month, with security rules to exclude prices from shops whose the VAT policy is not clear (known as “grey” shops, typically in the case of imports from China).
Alternatively
Samsung 970 Evo 500 GB
Introductory price €124.99
- Amazon
85.75
- Used Amazon Marketplace
110.09
- Amazon Marketplace
150.99
- Fnac.com marketplace
154.98
- Darty Marketplace
154.98
- Rakuten
157.98
How the pricing table works
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Performance
With the 970 Evo, Samsung offers very fast SSDs, but which heat up faster than on the previous generation. However, this is not prohibitive and the speeds remain high in absolute terms. Users who need to swap several tens of gigabytes at the chain will overcome this problem by using an SSD heatsink, as is found with more and more motherboards. The high endurance and the 5-year warranty are also to be considered.