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12/20/22 | Best Buy | $280 |
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Best Buy | $319.99 |
Product Name: | WD - easystore 18TB External USB 3.0 Hard Drive - Black |
Product SKU: | 6427995_6427995 |
UPC: | 718037884431 |
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They do have Best Buy Plus ($50/year) which will get you a 60-day returns/price match window, and free 2 day shipping. Not a great deal unless you buy/return a lot from them.
One other note about bestbuy price matches: They only match once. If you buy an item today and it drops $50 next week, they'll match it. If it drops another $50 the day after, they won't adjust the price again.
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With all that said, I have about 10 of these 14/16/18/20TB EasyStore's and haven't had any issues with them. Great for the price and highly recommended at this deal.
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won't buy helium, won't be working in a decade when all the atoms leak out the seals
ps. NEW datacenter 18TB is $285 now too https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DHH8V9P
won't buy helium, won't be working in a decade when all the atoms leak out the seals
ps. NEW datacenter 18TB is $285 now too https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DHH8V9P
They do have Best Buy Plus ($50/year) which will get you a 60-day returns/price match window, and free 2 day shipping. Not a great deal unless you buy/return a lot from them.
One other note about bestbuy price matches: They only match once. If you buy an item today and it drops $50 next week, they'll match it. If it drops another $50 the day after, they won't adjust the price again.
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With all that said, I have about 10 of these 14/16/18/20TB EasyStore's and haven't had any issues with them. Great for the price and highly recommended at this deal.
With amazon, you simply re-order the item that got cheaper, setup the return for original item and return the second one back.. Also, sometimes I just contact the seller and ask for a credit.
won't buy helium, won't be working in a decade when all the atoms leak out the seals
ps. NEW datacenter 18TB is $285 now too https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DHH8V9P
Although his claim is scary, pull together a couple hundred bucks in a stash for ten years future and migrate your data then. Sure everyone has old drives that still boot up but their storage capacity are peanuts compared to current drives. Same thing ten years from now.
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And the SSD I've got in my PC is about 7 years old.
So, it's a thing.
That's not the easystore one right? I think it had worse reviews
Deal is over now though
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There isn't any. It is an armchair experts fear and presumption that those who engineer server drives don't know what they are doing.
If you do some hunting in the internet you will see the same unsubstantiated fear language spread about tech forums.
BTW it is possible to have good hermitic seals with metals glass ceramics and certain epoxies. in high vacuum and space systems for instance they actually use maleable copper seals between components for this purpose.
I personally buy the exos drives and enjoy the high pitched voice I get when breathing near the computer now.
here is a great article on the complexity and challenge of helium sealed hard drives. though it doesn't address the lifetime or leak rate question it's still a cool historical read.
https://blog.westerndig