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.

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.

Need help installing your SSD in your PS5? The process is pretty simple--though it’s not quite as easy as plugging it into a port on the face of the console.

Installing the internal SSD is a bit more complicated than simply plugging it into a port on the back of the console, so be sure to check out our PS5 SSD installation guide if you need help.

You can add more USB ports to your PS5 using a USB hub. Choose between basic splitters for low-power devices or powered hubs ...

Expand your PS5 storage with these 2TB Corsair and Seagate internal SSDs and save between $60 and $75 on extra bytes!

The Orico 1TB SSD boasts speeds of up to 7,400MB/s.

Looking for some extra PS5 storage? Lexar's new PLAY 2280 PCIe Gen 4.0 SSD looks like a PS5, and with 4TB of capacity it's perfect for PlayStation gamers.