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Samsung storage, ranked by cost per terabyte

The flash specialist — no hard drives, just some of the fastest and most trusted solid-state storage made. Compare every Samsung drive we track, sorted by real $/TB.

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The lineup & where it sits on value

Samsung makes no hard drives — it is a pure flash specialist, and one that controls its own NAND fabrication, which shows in the consistency of its products. The headline range is the 9-series and 8-series NVMe SSDs (the 990 and 980 PRO and EVO lines), backed by the long-running 870 EVO and 870 QVO SATA SSDs. For portable speed the T-series external SSDs are a benchmark, and Samsung's EVO and PRO microSD and SD cards are camera and phone staples.

Where Samsung sits on value is clear: it is a premium brand. Its drives rarely post the absolute lowest cost per terabyte, because you are paying for class-leading sustained performance, mature firmware and a strong reliability reputation. For a primary boot drive, a fast working SSD or a portable you trust on a shoot, that premium is often worth paying — but if raw $/TB is the only goal, value brands undercut it. Compare the live, Samsung-filtered catalog below, sorted cheapest-per-terabyte first, and see our HDD vs SSD guide for where flash fits.

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Samsung — questions answered

Does Samsung make hard drives?+
No. Samsung exited the mechanical hard-drive business years ago and now focuses entirely on flash storage — NVMe and SATA SSDs, portable T-series SSDs, and memory cards. If you need bulk capacity at the lowest $/TB, look to hard-drive makers like Seagate or Western Digital instead; Samsung competes on speed and reliability.
Is the Samsung 990 PRO or 980 PRO worth the premium?+
Samsung's PRO-series NVMe drives are among the fastest and most consistent consumer SSDs, with strong sustained-write performance and endurance. For demanding workloads — large file transfers, editing scratch, heavy gaming — the premium buys real headroom. For everyday computing, a cheaper Gen 4 drive feels much the same, so weigh your actual workload against the price.
What's the difference between EVO and QVO Samsung SSDs?+
EVO drives use TLC NAND for better sustained write speed and higher endurance; QVO drives use denser QLC NAND to cut cost per terabyte at the expense of slower sustained writes once the cache fills. EVO suits primary and write-heavy use; QVO is fine for read-mostly bulk storage where value matters more than peak write speed.
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