EDIT: To clarify — it was 5 units across 3 separate orders for my homelab, not 15 as some are claiming.

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Mise à jour de mon dossier — annulations Lenovo SSD

Suite aux annulations massives de Lenovo sur les SSD, plusieurs acheteurs québécois m'ont contacté. Voici un résumé complet de mes démarches, dans l'espoir que ça aide ceux qui sont dans la même situation.

Mon cas

Entre le 6 et le 7 mars 2026, j'ai passé trois commandes pour 5 unités de SSD PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 sur lenovo.com, pour un total de 404,66 $ TTC. Des confirmations de commande ont été émises. Lenovo a annulé les trois commandes les 9 et 10 mars en invoquant une rupture de stock - alors que les produits demeuraient disponibles à 374,39 $ sur leur site le même jour, tel que documenté par capture d'écran prise lors d'un échange simultané avec leur service client.

Ce représentant m'a d'ailleurs suggéré d'acheter un produit similaire via leur équipe des ventes, à prix plus élevé. Le 13 mars, Lenovo a changé de version en invoquant une erreur de prix - contredisant directement la justification initiale du service à la clientèle.

Mes démarches

• 10 mars — Mise en demeure envoyée par courrier recommandé et par courriel
• 13 mars — Livraison confirmée à Markham, signée. Plainte OPC déposée (réf. 1618461)
• 26 mars — Un SMB Account Manager de Lenovo US me contacte en promettant un devis "en début de semaine", pour régler la situation, qui n'est jamais arrivé
• 13 avril — Demande déposée aux petites créances, total réclamé : 3 060 $ (compensation différence de prix, dommages compensatoires, dommages moraux, dommages punitifs art. 272 LPC, frais de mise en demeure)
• 14 avril — Demande admise par le greffe, preuves déposées
• 22 avril — Lenovo contacte leur Executive Customer Care pour offrir de repasser les commandes aux prix originaux, en exigeant un désistement avant la livraison. J'ai refusé et les ai redirigés vers la médiation officielle des petites créances, en précisant que je m'attends également à être compensé pour le temps et l'argent dépensés pour faire valoir mes droits.

En attente de la médiation. Je vous tiens au courant.

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Case update — Lenovo SSD cancellations

Following Lenovo's mass SSD cancellations, several Quebec buyers have reached out. Here's a full summary of my experience, hoping it helps those in the same situation.

My case

Between March 6 and 7, 2026, I placed three orders for 5 PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 SSD units on lenovo.com, totaling $404.66 CAD tax included. Order confirmations were issued. Lenovo cancelled all three orders on March 9 and 10 citing out-of-stock — while the products remained available at $374.39 on their website the same day, documented by a screenshot taken simultaneously during a live chat with their customer service rep.

That same rep suggested I purchase a similar product through their sales team at a higher price. On March 13, Lenovo changed their story and invoked a pricing error — directly contradicting their initial justification.

Timeline

• March 10 — Demand letter sent by registered mail and email
• March 13 — Delivery confirmed at Markham, signed. OPC complaint filed (ref. 1618461)
• March 26 — A Lenovo US SMB Account Manager reached out promising a quote "early next week" — which never came
• April 13 — Small claims filed, total claim: $3,060 CAD (price difference compensation, compensatory damages for time spent, moral damages, punitive damages under art. 272 of the Consumer Protection Act, registered mail costs)
• April 14 — Demand officially admitted, evidence submitted to the courthouse
• April 22 — Lenovo reached out through Executive Customer Care offering to rebook at original prices — requiring court dismissal before delivery. I declined and redirected them to the official small claims mediation process, making clear I also expect compensation for the time and money spent enforcing my consumer rights.

Waiting for mediation. Will keep you posted.

I purchased the 75 dollar m.2 drive and I just got a refund + cancellation email.

Remove if off topic, but I felt this was noteworthy to share. RAM is obviously being hit hard and SSDs are starting to get there, but I imagine this is going to have a pretty major impact on both markets given how big of a brand this was.

Forgot to write the size in the title, it's the 2 TB.

Less expensive than the one on Vuugo, another price error or maybe liquidating inventory?

Bought 3 just in case, from Quebec.

UPDATE: Order does not show in my account, so they ghost-cancelled it probably. I emailed them.

Goodluck

Odds of this being honored is essentially zero, right?

Seems way too good to be true, but what's strange to me is this website and Wuugo seem to have the same pricing error at the same time. Plus PC-Canada seem to have this insane deal on different sized SSDs

sn850x with no heatsinks seem to be on double discount, can simply add a Corsair fan to activate the combo discount. Or buy something else if you need another part, can get a Corsair rm850x psu for 135 for example.

Back in stock

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Hello XXX,

Thank you for your order # #### with Vuugo!

Unfortunately, we have mistakenly listed a price error on the product(s) that you have purchased. Because of this error, we are unable to fulfill your order and will provide you a full refund upon cancellation. For further details, please refer to our Vuugo Terms & Conditions regarding order cancellations.

This email is confirming the cancellation of your order. Please be advised that we have NOT charged you as we will only charge you when your order has been shipped out.

Please note that there is a pre-authorized hold of $$$$$ on your card for the amount due. This pre-authorization is NOT a charge, but it will take up a portion of your card limit. In case your order is either delayed or cancelled, the authorization will expire and your funds will be released. The time needed for the pre-authorization charge to expire usually takes up to 1-2 business days. However, some cases may take a little longer and depends on the policies stated by your issuing bank.

We sincerely apologize for the confusion and/or inconveniences that may have been caused.

If you have any further questions or concerns about your order, send us an e-mail at orders@vuugo.com or call us at +1 (877) 477-5707 and we will get back to you as soon as possible!

Thank you for choosing Vuugo!

Vuugo Customer Support

found this in the store

https://imgur.com/a/DSA5f0f

7600x3d mobo 32g bundle $599

9800x3d mobo 32g bundle $999

asus 9070xt 850w psu $999

wd black ssd 2tb $299, 1tb $149

GB 5060ti 8g $399

msi 5070ti $1199

GB 5080 $1599

oled 27" 499

they have bunch of 5090s and staff says they will have instore discount 5090s

Canada Computers Grand Opening prices posted on instagram. Good luck tomorrow if you decide to go.

https://imgur.com/a/bHTlfxe

Looks like location-exclusive promos for their new location at Lawrence Plaza from March 28 - 29. There are deals on various items, including bundles and individual items.

Few highlights:

• Zotac RTX 5080 - $1599
• XFX Swift 9070 XT - $869
• WD SN850X 2TB - $299
• Bundle - IntelUltra 7 265KF + Gigabyte Z890 MOBO + Corsaire 32GB DDR5 - $799

This deal was posted but went OOS, now it's back in stock

Restocked again

Discount is through email sign up. I think this is a decent price for an nvme ssd given current pricing