3TB Western Digital Red 3.5" SATA Internal Hard Drive (WD30EFRX) $138 after $20 rebate + Free Shipping

Quote from nolf66 : Whats the deal, red has a 3 year warranty and black a 5 year. I will just stick with blacks and I know the largest is 2tb, meh.

a 2TB black will set you back about $160, this is a 3TB do the math

Quote from nolf66 : Whats the deal, red has a 3 year warranty and black a 5 year. I will just stick with blacks and I know the largest is 2tb, meh.

It' no unreasonable to consider one as the alternative to the other, but it's kinda like you're comparison shopping sedans and pickup trucks here. Yeah, they both are same at basic level as transportation, but there should be a point early in your decision process that you decide one or the other is more suited to your needs, and then look for a deal within that class -- not (unless perhaps there is some kind of incredible screaming deal on the category you'd ruled out that you can't ignore) gbe directly comparing them.

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Quote from sr71 : a 2TB black will set you back about $160, this is a 3TB do the math

Fry's had the 2tb black couple a weeks ago for $125, I picked up 2.

Are you unable to add the coupon code anymore? I don't see the option even without trying to use CashBack from Discover.

Quote from BreakingCustom : Are you unable to add the coupon code anymore? I don't see the option even without trying to use CashBack from Discover.

I'm having the same issue.

Quote from deanzel : Coupon still works for me.

Can't find where to put in the coupon code

Glad I'm not the only one. I wanted to pick up 4 of them to put it in the new Netgear 6 bay I bought.

I too am unable to enter the coupon code so I contacted their customer chat online to ask about the lack of anyplace during checkout to enter the coupon code. Below is the response that I received.

"If an item does not display the coupon code area in checkout, the coupon is either no good or no longer valid."

"If there is no box, the coupon expired. If an item has a current coupon, that box will be under step 4 in checkout."

So it appears that the coupon code is no longer valid and can't be used.

I found another item that was listed as having a coupon code and added that item to my cart along with the hard drive. When I went to checkout, the box to enter a coupon code was now there. I tried to enter the coupon code for the hard drive and it wouldn't accept it. The following message was shown after I entered the coupon code for the hard drive.

"Coupon Code could not be verified, please try again."

It looks like the coupon code is dead.

Crap. I would have to buy these then and order them under a different address since the rebate is one per household. I could still get 5% cashback with Discover.

When the rebate is one per household do they look at the billing address or shipping?

Went ahead and pulled the trigger on the Netgear ReadyNAS Pro RNDP6000-200NAS. I'll wait for the 3TB to go on sale again. I will need to buy at least 4 off the bat and add two later.

Customer Service Rep: "it looks like there was a coupon for this item that expired on 11/10"

Mine came in a pretty big box today. It was packed in the plastic clamshell and a bunch of paper in it. It seems to be working... Its formatting right now. I choose not to do the "quick" options and its at 2% after 20 roughly 15 minutes lol.

Quote from streetmike : Mine came in a pretty big box today. It was packed in the plastic clamshell and a bunch of paper in it. It seems to be working... Its formatting right now. I choose not to do the "quick" options and its at 2% after 20 roughly 15 minutes lol.

Mine came in as well, plastic clam shell, but hardly any paper in the box...