One of the best things about the Raspberry Pi 5 (other than the performance boost over its predecessor) is how much simpler it is to add an SSD. And if

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Raspberry Pi has launched its own range of branded SSDs, making it simpler to add high-performance storage to the Raspberry Pi 5. The drives, available in 256 GB and 512 GB sizes, are competitively priced and guaranteed to work well with official and most third-party M.2 HAT expansions. Additionally, Raspberry Pi offers an SSD kit that includes the required M.2 HAT, providing an all-in-one solution for users who don’t have an expansion board.

Raspberry Pi Launch Own-Brand SSDs Priced From $30

<p>Competitively priced ?? 30$ for 1/4 TB is bad really bad. You can get 256GB NVMes 3.0x4 for less than 20 if you are lucky 15-17$. For 120$ you could get a 2TB Lexar NM790 pcie 4.0x4 NVMe drive rated at 600 TBW/TB which is much higher write endurance at half the cost per terabyte.</p>
