Crucial range at a glance
- Value NVMe: P3 and P310 for affordable Gen4 capacity.
- Performance: T500 for mainstream Gen4, T700 and T705 for flagship Gen5.
- SATA and portable: MX500 SATA, X9 and X10 external SSDs.
Crucial storage prices by $/TB
Live SSD, NVMe, NAS and hard drive prices from Amazon.com, ranked by price per terabyte.
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Crucial is Micron's consumer brand, which means its SSDs use Micron's own NAND flash, a real advantage for supply and consistency. The range spans value NVMe like the P3 and P310, the fast T500, and the flagship Gen5 T700 and T705, plus the long-serving MX500 SATA drive and the X9 and X10 portable SSDs. Crucial tends to offer strong price per terabyte, especially at higher capacities. The table ranks every in-stock Crucial drive by live $/TB.
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Frequently asked questions
Are Crucial SSDs good?
Yes. As Micron's brand, Crucial uses its own NAND and offers reliable drives at competitive price per terabyte, from value P3 models to flagship Gen5 T705. The table ranks Crucial drives by live $/TB.
Which Crucial SSD should I buy?
For value, the P3 or P310; for mainstream Gen4 speed, the T500; for flagship Gen5, the T700 or T705; for SATA, the MX500. Match the tier to your board and budget.
Does Crucial make its own memory?
Yes. Crucial is owned by Micron, one of the largest NAND and DRAM makers, so its SSDs use Micron flash rather than bought-in memory.