What's the largest consumer available SSD suitable to replace a storage HDD?

I always like the idea of replacing the storage drive with large SSD.

I've been down this road before: https://hardforum.com/threads/which-is-the-best-high-capacity-non-raid-ssd.1605135/ I asked the question a few years ago.

So I ask the same question again. What's the largest single SSD drive currently available for purchase that's suitable to replace a storage HDD.

Any interface is OK as long as it's internal. Any speed is fine, it's likely the slowest modern SSD is faster than the fastest HDD.

My obligatory search found this: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA9948966253

Anything else?

This 16TB enterprise drive came out a couple of years ago but is now discontinued,
https://www.cdw.com/product/Samsung...ate-drive-15.36-TB-SAS-12Gb-s/4079174?pfm=srh

Oh this one is still available,
https://www.cdw.com/product/Samsung-PM1643-15.36TB-2.5-12Gbps-SAS-Solid-State-Drive/5299163?pfm=srh

Not sure if this is the correct image for the product, but the Lenovo version is $25K
https://www.cdw.com/product/Lenovo-...ate-drive-15.36-TB-SAS-12Gb-s/4871455?pfm=srh

There have been several product announcements for much larger enterprise SSDs (60TB+) however I have not seen them for sale.

I expect that the Micron 5200 is going to be the largest drive that is of a reasonable consumer price.

Micron 5200 it is then. Thanks for the input!