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SSD prices today — NVMe and enterprise $/TB tracker

Consumer NVMe drives and datacenter SSDs on the same dollars-per-terabyte basis.

Quick answer: as of 2026-08-28, Enterprise SSD 30.72TB QLC is $4,627.00 USD / drive, +11.40% over 30 days and +165.00% year over year. Across the 10 contracts tracked on this page the basket is +7.69% over 30 days and +199.50% year over year.

Consumer SSD pricing is downstream of enterprise NAND demand: when hyperscalers buy 30TB-class drives in volume, the same wafers are unavailable for retail NVMe. Tracking both rows together shows whether a retail price move is a promotion or the leading edge of a real supply squeeze.

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Tracked contracts

10 contracts · basket 30d +7.69% · basket YoY +199.50%

SSD prices today — NVMe and enterprise $/TB tracker — current prices and changes
ContractSpotDaily H / LSession H / L30dYoYChartSource
eSSD-30T
Enterprise SSD 30.72TB QLC

Estimate rolled forward on TrendForce's reported 48–53% QoQ eSSD contract increase in 2Q26.

USD / drive
$4,627.00
$4,703.58
$4,534.28
$4,703.58
$1,731.12
+11.40%+165.00%Chart ↗TrendForce Enterprise SSD Contract Price 2Q26
estimate · 2026-Q2
RTL-NVME2T
Retail NVMe SSD 2TB (market average)

Flat over 30 days and down 42% over 60 — the one line on the board that has stopped rising.

USD / drive
$377.55
$388.53
$361.47
$388.53
$116.63
+1.19%+220.00%Chart ↗RAM Price History US 2TB NVMe tracker (218 listings)
reported · 2026-08-05
uSD-32G-pSLC
Industrial microSD 32GB pSLC

Field-serviceable storage in gateways and NVRs. pSLC mode trades 3x capacity for endurance.

USD / card
$21.38
$22.28
$20.61
$22.28
$7.34
+9.60%+190.00%Chart ↗Distributor listing check, industrial-grade cards (≥100)
estimate · 2026-08-04
NAND-TLC-1T
3D TLC NAND 1Tb Die

Highest-volume die in shipping client SSDs. Suppliers are steering wafers to enterprise QLC instead.

USD / die
$17.69
$18.10
$17.01
$18.10
$5.61
+11.24%+215.00%Chart ↗TrendForce NAND flash contract price board
reported · 2026-08-04
NAND-QLC-2T
3D QLC NAND 2Tb Die

AI storage tier. Every QLC wafer committed to 60TB-class drives is a wafer not making retail SSDs.

USD / die
$30.21
$31.46
$29.20
$31.46
$8.64
+10.58%+245.00%Chart ↗Derived from TrendForce enterprise SSD contract moves
derived · 2026-08-04
OEM-SSD-1T
Client SSD 1TB TLC (OEM PCIe 4.0)

The drive inside most shipping laptops. OEM contracts reset quarterly, so this lags retail by a quarter.

USD / drive
$126.36
$129.48
$123.64
$129.48
$44.62
+9.91%+185.00%Chart ↗Derived from TLC 1Tb die contract plus controller, DRAM-less BOM and assembly
derived · 2026-08-04
eSSD-61T
Enterprise SSD 61.44TB QLC

Highest-capacity mainstream drive; sold out through the AI training-data tier well into 2027.

USD / drive
$9,117.00
$9,321.45
$8,970.12
$9,321.45
$3,146.32
+13.38%+190.00%Chart ↗TrendForce Enterprise SSD Contract Price 2Q26, rolled forward
estimate · 2026-Q2
eSSD-SATA-960
Enterprise SATA SSD 960GB TLC

Boot-drive tier. Moves least of any enterprise row because nobody is designing new SATA in.

USD / drive
$312.05
$317.56
$304.28
$317.56
$127.07
+7.30%+145.00%Chart ↗TrendForce Enterprise SSD Contract Price 2Q26
estimate · 2026-Q2
RTL-NVME1T
Retail NVMe SSD 1TB (market average)

Down over 30 days. Retail NAND is the one corner of the board where buyers currently have leverage.

USD / drive
$199.07
$203.75
$191.78
$203.75
$64.71
-1.22%+205.00%Chart ↗RAM Price History US 1TB NVMe tracker
reported · 2026-08-05
RTL-NVME4T
Retail NVMe SSD 4TB (market average)

High-capacity retail drives track enterprise QLC contracts more closely than the 1TB and 2TB rungs do.

USD / drive
$745.76
$765.27
$718.99
$765.27
$220.93
+3.56%+235.00%Chart ↗RAM Price History US 4TB NVMe tracker
reported · 2026-08-05

Daily H/L is the current quote day's range; session H/L is the trailing 30-day quoting window. Last updated .

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    SK hynix drops 5% after approving $38B of new memory fabs; Seagate falls 7%

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  • PolicyDownside risk

    CXMT eyes a second Beijing DRAM plant as China pushes toward Micron-scale output

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  • DRAMMarket data

    AI demand reshapes DRAM rankings: Samsung 39%, SK hynix 26%, Micron 25%

    Samsung reclaimed the DRAM revenue crown at 39.00%, back to 2024 levels. SK hynix grew revenue 214.00% YoY yet fell from 39% to 26%. Micron sits one point behind at 25.00% - the closest since 2014. CXMT and Nanya were the fastest growers.

    Counterpoint Research
  • RetailDownside risk

    DDR5-6000 CL30 opens at $399.99 for a 32GB kit; 128GB clears $2,999

    A dated listing check found $214.99 for a single 16GB module, $399.99 at 32GB and $869.99 at 64GB. The WhereIsMyRam tracker put US retail up 13.70% over the prior 30 days; premium EXPO kits now list as high as $1,099.

    TechFuelHQ / Newegg check

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FAQ

What are SSD prices today?
The table above shows the tracked consumer NVMe and enterprise SSD levels with 30-day and year-over-year change. Retail drive pricing follows the NAND contract market with a lag, so a move in enterprise contracts usually reaches the shelf a month or two later.
Are SSD prices going up?
Check the 30-day and year-over-year columns above rather than trusting a headline. AI datacenter demand for high-capacity enterprise SSDs pulls supply away from consumer drives, which is the main channel by which datacenter buying reaches retail prices.
Is it a good time to buy an SSD?
Compare the $/TB figures above against the 12-month chart. When the 30-day change has been positive for several consecutive readings across both consumer and enterprise rows, the market is tightening and waiting has historically cost more than buying.
Where does this SSD price data come from?
Enterprise contract settlements plus retail trackers, each flagged reported, derived or estimate with a source link. See the methodology page for the full ranked source set.