The Seagate FireCuda 510 1TB M.2 NVMe solid state drive drops to $179.99 at Newegg with the code GAMEUS224. The SSD sells for $200 without that code and its MSRP is around $250. The 2TB version is still $400.
The deal given is no longer valid and we do not have a better one. However, we have found some similar deals
Seagate Expansion 14TB USB 3.0 external desktop hard drive black
$199.99 $250.00 Save $50
I mean, 14TB is a whole lot of space to work with. Works with Windows PCs and connects easily via USB. It's plug-and-play so you don't need any extra software. Comes with an 18-inch USB cable and 18W power adapter. It is covered by a 1-year warranty.
Seagate Backup Plus Slim 1TB portable hard drive Space Gray
$44.99 $60.00 Save $15
This USB 3.0 drive that's backwards compatible with USB 2.0 and works seamlessly between Windows and Mac without reformatting. Has customized backups and folder mirroring. Comes with a year of Mylio Create and 2 months of Adobe Photography Plan.
Seagate Ultra Touch 500GB USB-C portable solid state drive
$74.99 $85.00 Save $10
Designed to be Android Ready so you can easily manage your phone using the included Android app. Has universal compatibility thanks to the USB-C port so it works on Windows and Mac. Lightweight design with fabric cover. Includes 3-year warranty.
Seagate Expansion 10TB external USB 3.0 hard drive
$169.99 $190.00 Save $20
Uses USB 3.0 for connection and fast data transfer speeds. Backwards compatible with USB 2.0. Plug in the power adapter and USB cable and it's good to go. Just drag and drop right out of the box. Works with Windows. Comes with 1-year warranty.
Seagate One Touch 4TB external hard drive
$89.99 $105.00 Save $15
A simple on-the-go USB drive with a minimalist brushed metal enclosure. Works great as a backup or for portable media storage. Comes with a two-year warranty from Seagate. Compatible with Windows and Mac but may need reformatting for Time Machine.
We reviewed the FireCuda 510 back in June and gave it 4.5 stars out of 5 and a The Best badge. Our review said, "The FireCuda 510 is an excellent choice. Even comparing the drive against the competition leads to Seagate coming out on top. The company offers great value for what you get in return. Solid endurance will mean you can use these drives for many years to come."
This internal SSD has read/write speeds of 3450 and 3200 MB/s respectively. That's a huge upgrade over regular SATA-based SSDs, regular M.2 SSDs, and even other NVMe drives. Those write speeds are going to feel real good when you're installing new games, programs, or other large files. And you won't mind shutting your computer down for updates and things like that since it will only take a few seconds to boot up if you install your operating system to this drive.
If you're a big gamer or you work with large portions of media like a photographer or video editor, you need an SSD with this sort of stamina. Not only is it super fast, it's designed to handle the heavy workloads of top-tier computers. Plus, with 1.8 million hours MTBF (mean time between failures), it's going to last a long, long time.
You can customize and check on the drive with Seagate's SeaTools software. It's a program that lets you check on the health of your new drive, partition it, update the firmware, and more. It's easy to use and perfect for users who don't want to dig too deep into their systems but still want to keep the drives healthy.
Seagate backs this up with a five-year warranty.
