Storage brands, ranked by cost per terabyte
Every major storage maker we track, from the hard-drive giants to the flash specialists. Pick a brand to see its full lineup filtered and sorted by real $/TB, with the best current value highlighted live.
Storage brands fall into rough camps, and knowing which is which saves money. Seagate and Western Digital dominate mechanical hard drives and, with the enterprise heritage of HGST, deliver the lowest cost per terabyte on the whole site — especially through recertified enterprise drives. Samsung, Crucial and Kingston lead on solid-state storage, trading hard-drive value for the speed and silence of flash. SanDisk owns the camera-and-mobile memory card world, while Micron sells the enterprise silicon behind Crucial.
Each card below shows the live number of products we currently track for that brand and the cheapest cost per terabyte on offer right now — both computed from today's catalog. Click through for the full, filterable lineup, or jump straight to the $/TB rankings to compare every brand at once. New to storage shopping? Start with our HDD vs SSD guide.
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Seagate
BarraCuda, IronWolf, Exos enterprise HDDs and FireCuda SSDs — strong high-capacity value.
Western Digital
WD Red, Blue, Black and Gold HDDs, WD_BLACK NVMe, plus shuck-friendly externals.
Samsung
990/980 PRO & EVO NVMe, 870 EVO/QVO SATA, T-series portables and EVO/PRO cards.
Crucial
MX/BX SATA SSDs, P3/P5 Plus NVMe and a large DDR4/DDR5 range — strong value.
SanDisk
Extreme/Ultra microSD & SD, CFexpress, USB flash and portable SSDs.
HGST
Ultrastar (He-series helium) datacenter drives, often recertified at very low $/TB.
Kingston
A400/NV SSDs, FURY & ValueRAM memory, DataTraveler USB and Canvas cards.
Micron
5400/7450 enterprise SSDs, DDR4/DDR5 server memory and bare NAND modules.
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