Corsair MP600 Elite 4TB M.2 PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD drops to $599.99

Down $100 from the usual price.

Four terabytes of Gen4 storage at 7,000MB/sec reads is the kind of capacity that ends the "delete games to make room" shuffle for good. Corsair MP600 Elite M.2 PCIe Gen4 x4 drops to $599.99 - save $100. That 14% cut lands below the drive's 30-day average of $650.03 and puts a high-end 4TB NVMe within reach without waiting for a holiday window.

THE DEAL

Corsair MP600 Elite M.2 PCIe Gen4 x4

$599.99 (was $699.99) - Save $100 (14% off)

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Get This Deal

For just $599.99, down from its list price of $699.99, this sits under its 90-day and 180-day averages of $700.66. The 4TB MP600 Elite has swung as high as $1,034.99 and as low as $333.99 over time, so this is a middle-ground price, but a practical one against the drive's recent $700-plus norm.

What You're Getting

• PCIe Gen4 x4 NVMe 1.4 interface with sequential reads up to 7,000MB/sec and writes up to 6,500MB/sec
• High-density 3D TLC NAND for a balanced mix of performance and endurance
• Rated for up to 1,200TB written, so the drive holds up through years of heavy use
• Included heatsink helps keep thermals in check during sustained transfers

Who This Is For

Best for PC builders and content creators who need 4TB of fast local storage for game libraries, 4K video projects, or large asset collections. If you run multiple AAA titles or stage big render files, this single drive replaces the juggling act of smaller SSDs.

If you can stretch your budget only for a 2TB drive, the price-per-gigabyte here is worth the step up.

The Caveat

At $599.99. This is not the lowest this drive has ever touched (that was $333.99), so patient shoppers who caught that earlier swing will see a bigger gap. For anyone buying today at current market pricing, $100 off the list is a fair deal on 4TB of Gen4 speed.

Final Verdict

The read and write speeds plus the 4TB capacity make the $599.99 price easy to justify if your storage is full and you need the room now. It beats the recent average and comes with a heatsink included, so it is a straightforward win for a primary or secondary drive.