1TB SATA SSD Prices & Price History
Tracked since Sep 2, 2026 · 46 days · 66 price points from 20 listings · updated every few hours
As of Nov 1, 2026, a typical 1TB SATA SSD sells for about $79.98 ($79.98/TB), based on 66 price points logged since Sep 2, 2026. The lowest we've seen is $69.99, on Oct 17, 2026.
Not set on SATA? A typical 1TB NVMe SSD sells for about $99.99 (1TB NVMe SSD prices).
Typical price
$79.98
$79.98/TB · median, last 90 days
Lowest we've seen
$69.99
on Oct 17, 2026
30-day trend
0%
last 7 days vs the 30 before
Daily price
Typical (median) and lowest listing price each day the tracker logged 1TB SATA SSDs.
About the 1TB SATA SSD
Listings for 1TB SATA SSDs from the Disk & SSD Tracker, grouped by nominal size: new, used and recertified drives from every brand. Prices here are for the whole drive; the per-TB figure is the price divided by 1.
- Enterprise SATA SSDs (Intel, Samsung PM, Micron) are sold in odd sizes like 960GB, 1.92TB and 3.84TB. They're grouped with the nearest standard size here.
- For used SSDs, the number that matters is the remaining write endurance (wear level), not the age.
- Capacity
- 1TB
- Type
- SATA SSD
- Tracker
- Disk & SSD Tracker
Current 1TB SATA SSD listings
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- How much does a 1TB SATA SSD cost?
- As of Nov 1, 2026, based on 66 price points from 20 listings tracked since Sep 2026, the typical price is about $79.98, and most listings fall between $75.00 and $89.00. A good price is anything well under the typical one, as long as the condition and seller feedback check out.
- What is the lowest price you have tracked for a 1TB SATA SSD?
- The lowest we have logged is $69.99 on Oct 17, 2026. Listings sold for parts, as-is or untested, and extreme outliers are left out so one odd listing doesn't set the record.
- Is a 1TB SATA or NVMe SSD cheaper?
- As of Nov 1, 2026, a typical 1TB SATA SSD sells for about $79.98 and a typical 1TB NVMe SSD for about $99.99 on this tracker, so SATA is about $20.01 cheaper. NVMe drives in an M.2 PCIe slot are several times faster; SATA is the choice for 2.5-inch bays and older systems.
- Where do these prices come from?
- Every time the Disk & SSD Tracker refreshes (every few hours) it logs each matching listing (from eBay, Amazon and other stores, via PricePerGig) to this site's own price history database. This page summarizes that history. It's our own data, not copied from another site, and the listing itself is always the final word on price and condition.
Other drive sizes
Pricing data courtesy of PricePerGig.com. History comes from this site's own log of every listing the tracker has found. Prices and availability change fast, so the listing itself is always the final word.