The retail prices of storage products continue to decline, with channel SSDs and memory module prices dropping again

Golden Ten Data reported on April 22 that over the past month, mainstream consumer SSDs and memory modules in the channel retail sector have seen continuous declines in trade prices. With a lack of genuine buying interest, there are currently no signs of a price floor. The channel market is facing increasing pressure from inverted pricing, alongside a continued slight drop in low-end resources. Channel vendors are making small-scale concessions to real customers to facilitate deals, and this week, the prices of memory modules and SSDs within the channels have generally continued to fall. Industry SSDs are showing stronger price resilience due to high production costs and the tight supply of certain QLC resources. In addition, some manufacturers in the memory sector have recently resorted to aggressive price cuts to clear inventory, and their more competitive low prices are adding to the pressure on other vendors to sell.