April 21 2026 - Samsung SSD Price Report
This report covers the latest pricing trends for key Samsung SSD models as of April 2026, focusing on both SATA and PCIe U.2 form factors. Samsung SSD pricing remains a critical indicator for enterprise and consumer storage markets given their widespread use and recent volatility. Overall, the market is experiencing significant price increases, reflecting supply constraints and shifting demand patterns.
Market Summary
The most dramatic price movement is seen in the high-capacity PCIe U.2 SSDs, with the 3.84TB MZQL23T8HCLS-00A07 more than doubling in price from $1,234 in January 2026 to $2,669 in early April, a 116% increase. Even more striking is the 7.68TB MZQL27T6HBLA-00A07, which surged from an initial $990 in late 2025 to $4,354 in April 2026, an increase of over 340%. On the SATA side, the 1TB EVO (MZ-77E1T0E) rose sharply from $194 new in January to $324 in April, a 67% increase, while the 500GB EVO refurb price climbed from $100 in late 2024 to $174 in April 2026, a 74% rise. Buyers should anticipate continued price pressure on Samsung SSDs, especially for higher-capacity PCIe models, and plan procurement accordingly to mitigate cost impacts.
Prices are sourced weekly from major IT hardware resellers via automated price monitoring and verified against live listings.
