The PS5 is compatible with 2280-type SSDs, which seems to currently be the most widely available size. You can see a list of all the sizes the PS5 supports on Sony’s requirements page.

If your PS5 storage space is getting full, then you might want to consider upgrading your console with an additional SSD. And this SSD from Nextorage looks to be a very worthwhile option.

That's the model we've used in this guide, and we can confirm it works perfectly. For other options, you can refer to our Best PS5 SSD: Compatible M.2 SSD Storage Expansion for PS5 guide.

Speed up your life with this PS5 SSD You can get the Addlink Addgame PS5 Compatible A95 2TB SSD here, reduced from $199.99 to $137.99.

SSD prices are trending upwards for 2024 and we don't know how long that will last. Most 2TB PS5-compatible SSDs are already currently selling for $130 or higher, but there is one exception.

Crucial is launching a sequel to its first PCIe Gen 5 SSD which launched in May of last year. The Crucial T705 touts even faster speeds and PS5 compatibility.

Which M.2 SSD to buy Now, in terms of actually buying a PS5-compatible M.2 SSD, that is going to change month-to-month as new technology is developed and released.

All of the other recommended PS5 SSDs cost $50 or more. Verbatim 2TB SSD (PS5-Compatible) with Heatsink $93.87 Verbatim Vi7000 2TB PS5 SSD with Heatsink 5 $93.87 at Amazon ...

This saving also puts the Seagate FireCuda 530R at a lower price than many comparable 2TB SSDs right now. It's an excellent choice if you're after a no-nonsense PS5-compatible SSD.

What SSD expansion drives are compatible with PS5 Pro? Just as with the base PS5, Sony states that any PS5 Pro SSD needs to be PCIe Gen 4 with a target sequential read speed of 5,500MB/s or faster ...

The TeamGroup T-Force Cardea A440 Graphene & Aluminum 1TB SSD has read speeds of up to 7,000MB/S and read speeds of up to 5,500 MB/S. It supports the PCle Gen4 X4 specification and the latest NVMe ...

So I loaded up a selection of PS5 titles, and some PS4 games running in backwards compatibility mode, to test out the SN850’s capabilities. You can see my results in the table below.