When the PlayStation 5 originally came out, players were not able to expand the console’s storage — until a software update finally unlocked that feature. While some were served well by the device’s built-in 667GB of space for storing games, others (like my son) were forced to perform a near-daily juggling act that involved frequently deleting and redownloading games due to the console's low SSD storage space and the apparent need to have constant access to every Call of Duty game.
Now, a standard PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 NVMe SSD can solve all of your PS5 storage woes. If that mess of acronyms has you recoiling, don’t worry, you’ll see that it’s not all that complicated. And if you want to know which are the best SSDs for the PS5, you can skip to the end for our top picks.
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