You've only got a few more hours to save 64% with these Prime Day Samsung storage deals

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Amazon Prime Day has reduced the prices on thousands of items, and now there's only a few hours left to really get stuck into the deals at hand. One such deal is the massive discounts on these Samsung storage options, that in some cases reduce the prices by 64%. That, if you're counting with like, numbers, is a lot.

These storage options make for excellent storage options to go with your MacBook – one you might have bought in the best Mac Prime Day deals. Those deals don't have long to go before they're all gone, so make sure you're acting fast!

Great Prime Day storage deals from Samsung

SAMSUNG Type-C USB Flash Drive | $39.99$23.99 at Amazon

SAMSUNG Type-C USB Flash Drive | $39.99 $23.99 at Amazon

Save 40% on this waterproof USB-C flash drive from Samsung. With great transfer speeds and read speeds, this flash drive is a great pick-up for anyone that needs some external storage.

SAMSUNG PRO Endurance 256GB | $54.99$19.99 at Amazon

SAMSUNG PRO Endurance 256GB | $54.99 $19.99 at Amazon

This massive 64% discount on a Samsung MicroSDXC is a great early Prime Day deal for those looking for a quick fix of additional storage for their Mac. The 256GB option is only $19.99!

SAMSUNG EVO Plus 256GB | $49.99$19.99 at Amazon

SAMSUNG EVO Plus 256GB | $49.99 $19.99 at Amazon

Only $19.99 for a very fast Micro SDXC card with an adaptor, perfect for all your storage expansion on the go and for other devices like the Steam Deck or the Nintendo Switch.

As Prime Day reaches the end of its two-day run, we'll be pointing out all the best deals that come as Prime Day winds down. There are deals on all kinds of other products too, such as the best iPad Prime Deals – and we'll be going all the way to the end of the sale with our AirPods Prime Day live blog. Prime Day is counting down – so get there quickly!

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