SSD deal: the Crucial P310 2 TB drops below €230
Great SSD Deal: Crucial P310 2TB for under €230
If you're keeping an eye on the components market, you've noticed: storage prices have been climbing for several months. Between data center demand and NAND memory constraints, high-capacity SSDs are costing more than they did a year ago. That's precisely why this offer on the Crucial P310 2TB is worth checking out in early July 2026.
The offer at a glance
The Crucial P310 2TB version is currently priced from €229.99 according to today's price checks, with several French retailers just behind: approximately €239.95 at 1FODISCOUNT, €239.99 on Fnac Marketplace, and €242.97 on Cdiscount. For context, this same SSD was still priced at nearly €350 without promotion a few weeks ago, before Prime Day offers dropped its price by about a hundred euros.
At less than €240 for 2TB in PCIe Gen4, we're back to a reasonable per-gigabyte price in the current context — and that's far from the case for all competing models, which have often seen their prices rise again.
How good is the Crucial P310?
The P310 is an NVMe SSD in the M.2 2280 format, compatible with the vast majority of recent motherboards as well as the PlayStation 5. Here are its main characteristics:
| Feature | Crucial P310 2TB |
|---|---|
| Interface | PCIe Gen4 x4 NVMe |
| Sequential Read | up to 7,100 MB/s |
| Sequential Write | up to 6,000 MB/s |
| Endurance (TBW) | 440 TB written |
| Manufacturer's Warranty | 5 years |
In practice, these speeds are more than enough for gaming: fast loading, stress-free installation of large games, and very contained heat, allowing it to be used even in compact setups or in a PS5.
Who is this a good deal for?
- Gamers running out of space: with games regularly exceeding 100GB, a second 2TB SSD solves the storage issue for several years.
- Those building a new PC: starting directly with 2TB avoids buying another drive in a year, potentially at a higher price given market trends.
- PS5 owners: the P310 is compatible with Sony's console, and its low heat generation is a real asset in this use case.
A small drawback to be aware of: its endurance of 440 TB written is lower than some competitors like the WD Black SN7100 (1,200 TB). However, for classic gaming and office use, this is still very comfortable — you would have to write more than 240 GB per day for 5 years to reach it.
Our advice
In a rising storage market, good buying windows are becoming rarer and shorter. If you planned to add a 2TB SSD to your configuration, this price under €230-€240 is a good entry point. Just check the price at the time of your purchase, as these offers change quickly.
And if you prefer to start directly with a complete, ready-to-play machine, take a look at our gaming PCs assembled in France: each DSGate configuration includes a fast NVMe SSD, mounted and tested before shipment.