593 products
The SSD drives category spans every segment of storage upgrade solutions — from budget SATA drives to high-performance NVMe and enterprise-grade data centre storage. The catalogue holds 593 products from 12 brands, letting a B2B buyer assemble an offer for consumer electronics retail, gaming stores and IT integrators serving servers and data centres alike.
The range covers two core connection standards — 2.5-inch SATA, still relevant for upgrading older systems and budget builds, and M.2 NVMe across several PCIe generations, delivering multiples of the throughput for modern gaming and workstation builds. Beyond the consumer segment, the catalogue includes server and data centre drives built for higher endurance and write workloads.
The mass-market consumer segment is led by SanDisk (88 items), Kingston (45), Lexar (37) and Goodram (35) — affordable pricing, broad model ranges and fast retail turnover. Samsung (66) is the category's premium leader across both consumer and professional lines, while Corsair (42) covers the gaming and enthusiast niche with high-performance NVMe drives. Crucial (56), owned by Micron, sits in the mid-price tier with a strong price-to-performance ratio. The enterprise and data centre segment is dominated by SOLIDIGM (35, the former Intel NAND business), MICRON (31), Western Digital (25), Kioxia (25) and DELL (23), the last mainly as OEM drives for server systems.
The product matrix should be built around demand segmentation: mass-market SATA and entry-level NVMe drives for office and home PC upgrades, gaming NVMe drives with heatsinks for enthusiast retailers, and enterprise-grade drives (SOLIDIGM, MICRON, Kioxia, DELL) for IT integrators and server hardware suppliers. Capacity range should follow the end-customer profile — mid-capacity models dominate the consumer segment, while server infrastructure calls for higher-capacity, higher-endurance drives.
Products are available wholesale, shipped from an EU warehouse for stable supply to Baltic and European markets. A dropshipping model is available for online stores that don't want to hold their own inventory. Prices become visible after registering on the platform, allowing individual terms based on order volume and brand portfolio.