Best Buy has for its My Best Buy Members (free to join): 14TB WD easystore External USB 3.0 Hard Drive (WDBAMA0140HBK-NESN) on sale for $199.99. Shipping is free, or select free store pickup where stock permits.
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Best Buy has for its My Best Buy Members (free to join): 14TB WD easystore External USB 3.0 Hard Drive (WDBAMA0140HBK-NESN) on sale for $199.99. Shipping is free, or select free store pickup where stock permits.
Note: Must be logged in to your "My Best Buy" account to see price. Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Community Member anya618 for finding this deal.
Model: WD - easystore 14TB External USB 3.0 Hard Drive - Black
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Perfect timing, I still have 6 of these drives from my batch last year and building a new server and was thinking I needed 6 more. RIP my credit card.
You don't need extreme skills to work with these things. I've shucked at least 30-40 of these things over the years and not a single clip has been broken. I just wiggle 4 pieces of an old gift card into the back seem, slide it down to where the clips are to release them, and then slide it out. Remove the drive from the caddy, remove 1 Philips head screw to release the sata-usb adapter board, remove the activity light plastic thing, unscrew the 4 screws that mount the drive into the case, and you are home free. I can usually do one in 3 or 4 minutes from start to finish.
Then I put all the parts in a small bag and put it back inside the enclosure, slide it back most of the way, stick it in the original box (serial numbers from the drive are printed on the enclosure *and* the box), and put it in storage for the next 2 years until the warranty expires.
I've had 2 die on me and I've reassembled them and sent them back and WD didn't say a peep and just replaced them.
The only enclosures I've mutilated was about 10 years ago when I tried to shuck the Toshiba drives. Good lord those sucked.
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You don't need extreme skills to work with these things. I've shucked at least 30-40 of these things over the years and not a single clip has been broken. I just wiggle 4 pieces of an old gift card into the back seem, slide it down to where the clips are to release them, and then slide it out. Remove the drive from the caddy, remove 1 Philips head screw to release the sata-usb adapter board, remove the activity light plastic thing, unscrew the 4 screws that mount the drive into the case, and you are home free. I can usually do one in 3 or 4 minutes from start to finish.
Then I put all the parts in a small bag and put it back inside the enclosure, slide it back most of the way, stick it in the original box (serial numbers from the drive are printed on the enclosure *and* the box), and put it in storage for the next 2 years until the warranty expires.
I've had 2 die on me and I've reassembled them and sent them back and WD didn't say a peep and just replaced them.
The only enclosures I've mutilated was about 10 years ago when I tried to shuck the Toshiba drives. Good lord those sucked.
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For me, limit is 3.
These have a 1 year. And are pain to reassemble so you will get denied warranty.
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These have a 1 year. And are pain to reassemble so you will get denied warranty.
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