Walmart is running a huge WD Black SSD storage sale, here are 5 deals I'd add to my shopping cart
Walmart is having a sale on Western Digital's top-rated WD Black SSDs.

Let's face it. Game files are massive these days and will likely get larger over time. Case in point, I recently added WWE 2K25 to my Steam library, and it ate up 103GB of storage.
Thankfully, Walmart's big storage sale currently slashes up to $100 off Western Digital's top-rated SSDs for PC and PS5. If you're you're like me and in need of more game storage, now is the perfect time to save.
One featured deal I recommend is the WD Black SN770 1TB NVMe SSD to just $64 ($21 off). This is one of the lowest prices I've seen for this capacity internal SSD and one of the best gaming deals out there.
Western Digital's WD Black NVMe SSDs are popular among the gaming crowd due to their high performance, reliability, and peace of mind 5-year warranty.
The WD Black SN770 boasts read speeds of up to 5,150 MBps and write speed of up to 4,850 MBps. This means shorter load times, smoother running games and speedy file transfers.
If you require more storage, swing over to SanDisk.com to snag the 2TB SN770 SSD for $119 ($30 off).
This deal was so popular that it sold out at Walmart, however, you may enter your zip code to check for in-store availability at a location near you.
If you're on the brink of maxing out your storage, don't miss out on saving of up to $100 on your next investment.
Keep scrolling to browse the five Walmart SSD storage deals I'd add to my shopping cart.
Top SSD storage deals at Walmart — Quick links
- WD Black SN770 1TB NVMe SSD: was $85 now $64 at Walmart
- WD Black SN850X 1TB NVMe SSD w/ Heatsink: was $129 now $109 at Walmart
- WD Black SN850X 2TB NVMe SSD with Heatsink: was $240 now $175 at Walmart
- WD Black 500GB SN770M NVMe SSD for Steam Deck: was $84 now $79 at Walmart
- WD Black P40 2TB Game Drive SSD: was $299 now $199 at Walmart
Top SSD storage deals at Walmart
Save $21 off on the Black SN770 1TB NVMe SSD. It offers read speeds of up to 5,150MBps and write speed of up to 4,850MBps. It also utilizes the PCIe Gen 4 interface, which ensures it's faster than Gen 3 SSDs.
Walmart takes $20 off the WD Black SN850X 1TB NVMe SSD for PS5 in this deal. This internal SSD provides top-end performance with speeds of up to 7,300 MB/s for PC and PS5 gaming. You'll enjoy more consistent gameplay and shorter load times, so you can spend more time gaming and less time waiting.
Price check: Newegg $129
Save $65 and future-proof yourself with the spacious 2TB Black SN850X NVMe SSD with Heatsink. Expand your gaming PC, PS5, or workstation's storage with 2TB, and you won't have to worry about maxing out your storage for a while. As a reminder, you'll enjoy top-end performance speeds of up to 7,300 MB/s, which means games load faster and are less likely to stutter or lag.
Price check: Amazon $175
Now $5 off, the WD Black 500GB SN770M NVMe SSD is outfitted with equipped with PCIe Gen 4 and provides fast speeds up to 5,150 MB/s. Western Digital’s nCache 4.0 Technology and Microsoft’s DirectStorage Support makes it easy access and play your evergrowing game library from anwhere.
Save $100 on the Western Digital Black 2TB Game Drive. This high-performance SSD delivers fast transfer speeds at a rate of up to 2000 MB/s. It works with laptops, PS5, PS4, PS4 Pro, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One gaming consoles.
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Hilda Scott uses her combined passion for gadgets from laptops to TVs and her bargain-shopping savvy to bring you the best prices on all things tech. She has a bachelor’s degree in film and media studies from Hunter College and over a decade of experience in tech journalism. Her work has been featured on Tom’s Guide, iTechPost, Examiner.com, Parlemag, Enstars, and Latin Times. When she's not scouting for the best deals, Hilda’s catching up on her favorite TV series and combat sports.
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