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Today’s Best Deals: Cheap PS5 SSDs, 007 First Light for $35, and a $128 50" Vizio 4K QLED Smart TV

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Part one of Walmart’s Black Friday sale is live, bringing incredible deals on PS5 SSDs, LEGO, Zelda brain teasers, and more. PlayStation has also dropped a digital copy of 007 First Light to just $34.99, and you can get a Saros PS5 disc for $20 off. Plus, Nintendo posted discounts to look for during its Black Friday sale, which begins November 22. Check out those deals and many more below: TL;DR - The Best Deals for November 12 Cheap PS5 SSDs Storage prices are ridiculous these days. If you’re looking for a cheap SSD to throw in your PS5, Walmart has the best deal going. The Verbatim 1TB or 2TB SSD is a PS5-compatible PCIe Gen4 x4 SSD with an M.2 2280 form factor and an aluminum heatsink installed–a must for the PS5’s toasty slot. Both also far exceed the console’s minimum sequential read-speed requirements, hitting up to 7,000MB/s. For added peace of mind, both drives even come with a 2-year limited warranty.

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