The PS5 comes with a 1TB internal storage drive which realistically gives you only 825GB of actual storage. However, only about 667GB of that is available to install and play games.

The PS5 doesn't have much internal storage to boast of, however, it can be expanded with an M.2 SSD that can be placed inside the console.

Once you're up-to-date, installation of a PS5 SSD is fairly straightforward. Sony recommends a #1 Phillips or crosshead screwdriver, but this isn't rocket science.

If you want to save money by picking up an older model, the Samsung 980 Pro still holds up as an excellent SSD for PS5 and ...

With the new PS5 system software update going live tomorrow that enables the SSD expansion, PlayStation has released a video clearly showing how to install a PS5 SSD expansion in the console’s ...

The best PS5 SSD storage expansion options for you might be any combination of the biggest, the fastest or the most affordable NVMe SSDs available. Here are your options from a variety of those ...

Luckily, you can add a heatsink like the Sabrent M.2. NVMe PS5 heatsink to any SSD you install into the PS5, giving you that much-needed extra heat dissipation.

Seagate FireCuda 530 SSD PS5 Review - With a paltry 667GB of onboard PS5 storage, we got our hands on a Seagate FireCuda 530 SSD to expand the PS5's storage options.

There’s some great news for PS5 owners looking to finally expand their internal SSD storage, but the reality is that it will never be as easy as popping in one of Seagate’s proprietary Xbox ...

The PS5 is now more than two years old, and if you’ve been fortunate enough to own one since launch, your hard drive is probably starting to creak under the mammoth install size of some of the ...

PlayStation is currently beta testing an update that will allow PS5 users to install an SSD storage expansion.