U.2 NVMe SSD Prices

U.2 is the enterprise NVMe form factor: a 2.5-inch drive with a hot-swap connector that carries full PCIe NVMe speed at higher capacities and endurance than typical M.2 drives. With a cheap adapter, U.2 drives are a popular way to get durable, high-capacity NVMe into a desktop or homelab.

This page tracks U.2 NVMe pricing and highlights the best value we can find. Every drive is ranked by price per gigabyte and scored against its own history, so a genuine deal stands out from a merely cheap one. RamList tracks prices daily across Amazon, Newegg, eBay, Walmart, and Best Buy, merges duplicate listings by model number, and refreshes throughout the day.

U.2 NVMe SSD market today

Rising · 30-day +16.3% · updated Oct 17, 2026
$176.00
Cheapest Now
85
Unique Drives
169
Active Listings
$1,099.00
median price
$572.66
median $/TB
$309.32
value-tier $/TB
$604.69
PCIe 4 $/TB
$997.66
PCIe 5 $/TB

U.2 NVMe SSD prices are up about 16.3% over the past 30 days. Prices are rising, so if you need a drive it may pay to buy sooner rather than later, and to prioritise the best price-per-TB deals below.

Across 85 canonical new, in-stock U.2 NVMe SSD drives (169 listings) tracked by RamList. Value-tier is the 10th-percentile $/TB. Multi-capacity lots are excluded.

U.2 NVMe SSD Prices — Average Price per TB lower is better

Amazon pricing is not included in price tracking/graph.

Top U.2 NVMe SSD Deals

U.2 NVMe SSD price questions

The lowest tracked price for a new u.2 nvme ssd is currently $176.00, across the 85 unique drives RAMList follows in this category. See the deals below for the current best-value picks by price per terabyte.

U.2 NVMe SSD prices are up about 16.3% over the past 30 days. Prices are rising, so if you need a drive it may pay to buy sooner rather than later, and to prioritise the best price-per-TB deals below.

A good target is around the value-tier (10th-percentile) price of $309.32 per TB for this category. Price per terabyte is the fairest way to compare drives of different capacities — a bigger drive with a lower $/TB is usually better value than a small one with a low sticker price.

RAMList compares live prices across Newegg, eBay, Walmart and Best Buy, and also shows current Amazon prices. Amazon is shown but not stored in our price history, so the trends and index are built from the other retailers.

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