“Whats the difference between. WD_BLACK SN850 2TB NVMe PCI-e (Gen 4) Internal Solid State Drive with Heatsink (WDBAPZ0020BNC-WRSN) and WD_BLACK SN850 2TB NVMe PCI-e Internal Solid State Drive with Heatsink - Officially Licensed for PS5.. $100 difference??”

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• One is compatible with either and one is made only for ps5.

  Answered by DjiDronemavicAir 3 years ago

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• I believe just the light went from orange to blue. I believe it’s the exact same.

  Answered by Mark 3 years ago

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• Nothing, the PS5 version is just licensed by Sony thats all

  Answered by Kevin 3 years ago

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• Only difference I can see is the "WDBBKW0020BBK-WRSN" model is advertised only for PS5 while the "WDBAPZ0020BNC-WRSN" says it works with PS5 and Win10.

  Answered by Deeps 3 years ago

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• The SN850 with the blue light in the photo (WDBBKW0020BBK-WRSN) has been officially certified by Sony to work with the PS5. Both SN850 models work with the PS5 to my knowledge, and seem to have the same specs. They are probably the exact same SSD, but one is branded for the PS5. Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/marksparrow/2022/07/11/western-digital-and-sony-reveal-the-first-ssd-licnsed-for-the-ps5/?sh=11ba41e11e78

  Answered by Matthew456 3 years ago

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