That one is a bit faster than the 980 Pro, though its gains aren't as noticeable in the context of a PS5. If the 980 Pro runs out of stock, note that the WD Black SN850X is also on sale for $10 more at Best Buy. (Samsung sells a variant with an integrated heatsink, but it costs more.) You'll just need to add a cheap heatsink along with it. A PCIe 4.0 drive like this isn't essential for most, and the 980 Pro is technically an older model now, but we note it here because it meets Sony's requirements for expanding the PlayStation 5's storage. If you don't need that much space, the 500GB model is also on sale for $75, which matches an all-time low. Here are the best tech deals from this week that you can still get today.Īlong those lines, the 2TB version of Samsung's 980 Pro SSD is on sale for $180, which is roughly $25 below the NVMe drive's average street price over the last few months. Besides TVs, our weekly deal roundup includes Amazon's Fire HD 10 for $85, plus discounts on a handful of Anker chargers and Samsung storage devices, among others. We've noted a few highlights below, including a 48-inch LG C2 OLED TV for $947 and a 55-inch TCL 5-Series Roku TV for $370.

We're seeing this trend again this week, with well-reviewed options from LG, Samsung, TCL and others all available for all-time lows. In many cases, though, those older TVs can still represent good value. Right around the Super Bowl is typically a good time for TV deals, as the major brands often lower prices on their older models in order to clear out inventory for their newer (and subsequently more expensive) sets arriving later in the year. All prices are correct at the time of publishing. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Some of our stories include affiliate links.

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