Once consistently top of the leader board, but recently an also-ran, Samsung storms back to the top with its latest NVMe SSD — the 9100 Pro.

The Samsung 9100 PRO and 9100 PRO with Heatsink will offer up to 8TB of capacity, providing even more storage than ever before to make every task seamless – from 8K video editing and AI projects to gaming and data analysis.

Samsung's 9100 Pro is a bit late to the enthusiast PCIe Gen5 SSD party, but as we have come to expect from the storage giant, it's well worth the wait.

It's been 21 months since the first PCIe five drives arrived with us. 21 long months, since the Crucial T700, the Gigabyte Aorus, and similarly specced SSDs landed on our shores,

Samsung Malaysia has announced the arrival of the new 9100 PRO NVMe SSD, featuring the latest PCIe 5.0 interface for next-generation ultra-fast speeds.

Samsung Electronics Australia, the World’s No. 1 flash memory brand, has today announced the release of its SSD 9100 PRO Series in Australia. Delivering up to

Samsung’s T7 Shield is one of the most recognizable portable SSDs and one of our favorites. Well, it just so happens that the 2TB is on sale for $150 on Amazon, a solid 47% discount (was $285). It should come as no surprise that the T7 Shield is one of our favorites given our review’s glowing 4.

I say this as someone who has the new Samsung 9100 Pro in-hand (out today), but can’t actually take full advantage of its ludicrous speeds. My newly-rebuilt PC supports PCIe 5.0 SSDs, but there are other bottlenecks in my system (such as the PCIe 3.