Black Friday is here, and so is the best Steam Deck SSD at up to 50% off

The Crucial P310 drops to £64 / $70 for 1TB

HappyBlack Friday, I definitely don’t say with a gun pressed into my spine. These days, of course, Black Friday sort of just starts whenever retailers feel like it, which is why we’ve already seen the kind ofSteam Deck microSD dealsthat I’d have normally spent this morning writing up. Instead, here’s an alternate for the more eager screwdriverists among you: up to 50% off the Crucial P310, currently ourtop pickof the recent breed of Steam Deck replacement SSDs.

I’ve gone on record probably several dozen times by now that just slotting in amicroSD cardis the easier method for expanding your handheld’s game storage, but a drive this fast, in capacities this big, and at prices this low, makes a pretty compelling argument for the more DIY approach. While actuallyinstalling a new Steam Deck SSDcan be a fiddle, the 1TB version will upgrade every Deck model short of the priciest OLED models, while the 2TB version doubles the maximum pre-installed capacity. These are all compatible with theAsus ROG Ally, too.

£64 (was £128)

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£64 (was £128)

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£120 (was £223)

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£120 (was £149)

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$70 (was $95)

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$70 (was $90)

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Obviously I can’t promise that I won’t bring up some other microSD offer latter today and undermine this whole post, but hey, y’know, gun. Unless you get both, and turn your Steam Deck into some gaping multi-terabyte void that swallows up even the fattest AAA game installations like a basking shark does krill. That might be fun.