The PS5 system software beta is now live for select users. Find out how to connect a M.2 SSD to your PS5 in our guide. Read about M.2 SSD for PS5 here.

Now that the PS5 supports M.2 SSDs for expanded storage space, you may be wondering how to go about adding an extra terabyte or two to your console. After all, the PS5's 1TB drive can fill up ...

Add more storage space to your PS5. While it doesn't look like there's any obvious way of removing the bottom section of the PS5, it's actually quite a simple process when you know what you're doing.

To upgrade your PS5 Pro and add a second SSD storage, you’ll need three things — a PS5 Pro, a compatible M.2 SSD and a #1 Phillips Head Screwdriver.

Once your PS5 powers on, you will need to format the SSD. Thankfully, the option to do so appears at startup, so simply hit the “Format M2 drive” button and follow the on-screen instructions.

Adding a bigger SSD to your PlayStation 5 allows you to store a greater number of games and content. If you are considering moving forward with the process of upgrading the PS5’s storage space, you’ll ...

How to install an M.2 SSD in your PS5 Before we get started, it's important to note that not every NVMe drive will fit inside your PS5. You will need a Gen 4.0 model with a minimum speed of 5,500 ...

Your PS5 should have an additional SSD that is ready to be set up. Step 7: First Boot! Connect the power cable (connect the base/feet if needed) and turn on your PS5.

By adding the expandable storage through the M.2 SSD, you can store and run the games from that drive. So there’s no need to move games back and forth. You can also use the M.2 SSD for storing ...

Officially licensed for PS5 consoles, the WD_Black SN850P boasts 2TB of storage and packs impressive read (7,300MB/s) and ...

The PS5 system software beta is now live for select users. Find out how to connect a M.2 SSD to your PS5 in our guide. Read about M.2 SSD for PS5 here.