Corsair MP600 Micro 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe falls to $349.90

$176.09 off, checked against recent price history.

Most 1TB NVMe drives come in the standard 2280 length, which leaves anyone running a Lenovo Legion Go or a thin PCIe 4.0 laptop hunting for a shorter stick. The Corsair MP600 Micro solves that with a 2242 form factor, and right now it is cheaper than it has been in months.

Corsair MP600 Micro 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe drops to $349.90 - save $176.09. That is a 33 percent cut on a drive that rarely moves off its average, so if you have been waiting on a compact Gen4 upgrade, this is the moment to grab one.

THE DEAL

Corsair MP600 Micro 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe

$349.90 (was $525.99) - Save $176.09 (33% off)

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At $349.90, the current price is below its 30-day average of $525.99. This is a real break from the drive's recent pricing, which has held steady near $526 over the past 30 days and $528.81 across 90 days. The 2242 shape is the reason this drive commands a premium at all: it fits where a full-length 2280 stick will not, so buyers are paying for the compact footprint as much as the speed. At $176.09 off, that premium just got a lot easier to swallow.

What You're Getting

• M.2 2242 form factor built for the Lenovo Legion Go and thin PCIe 4.0 laptops.
• PCIe 4.0 x4 controller with up to 7,000MB/sec sequential read and 6,200MB/sec sequential write.
• High-density 3D TLC NAND balancing performance and endurance.
• Backward compatible with PCIe Gen3 systems, with reduced performance on Gen3.

The 2242 size is the headline here. A 2280 drive simply will not fit in a Legion Go or a slim ultrabook, so this is one of the few 1TB Gen4 options that drops straight into those slots without an adapter.

Speeds land at the top end of Gen4, which means faster game loads, quicker Windows boots, and snappier file transfers.

Who This Is For

Best for Legion Go owners and anyone with a thin PCIe 4.0 laptop that needs a short M.2 drive without sacrificing Gen4 throughput. If you are upgrading a handheld or compact machine and want 1TB of fast storage, this is the drive spec that actually fits.

Skip it if your machine takes a full-length 2280 stick, since standard drives of that size cost far less.

The Caveat

PCIe Gen3 systems will run this drive at reduced speeds, so do not buy it expecting Gen4 numbers on older hardware. If speed is not your priority, a cheaper Gen3 drive will do the same job.

Final Verdict

The 2242 footprint alone justifies the price for Legion Go and slim-laptop owners, who have few 1TB Gen4 choices that fit. With $176.09 off and the drive well below its 30-day average. This is the price to move on if you need compact Gen4 storage today.