Best Buy via eBay has 1TB WD easystore External USB 3.0 Portable SSD (WDBAYN0010BBK-WEBB) on sale for $59.99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy has 1TB WD easystore External USB 3.0 Portable SSD (WDBAYN0010BBK-WEBB) on sale for $59.99. Select free store pick up where stock permits otherwise shipping is free (not available in all areas).
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Best Buy via eBay has 1TB WD easystore External USB 3.0 Portable SSD (WDBAYN0010BBK-WEBB) on sale for $59.99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy has 1TB WD easystore External USB 3.0 Portable SSD (WDBAYN0010BBK-WEBB) on sale for $59.99. Select free store pick up where stock permits otherwise shipping is free (not available in all areas).
Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Thanks to community member desairb for finding this deal.
Really? I've done this for literally decades with other external drives. Every time it's just a typical SATA drive, just depends on which one. If this had some kind of proprietary interface, it would be a first for me. And why would it? Have you actually ever cracked one open?
Because it will be proprietary. We don't need to crack one open to know. But we aren't stopping you if you don't want to believe us. Buy it. Crack it open. Win stupid prizes.
Really? I've done this for literally decades with other external drives. Every time it's just a typical SATA drive, just depends on which one. If this had some kind of proprietary interface, it would be a first for me. And why would it? Have you actually ever cracked one open?
No I haven't. I'm guessing. Perhaps I didn't understand how you wanted to use it, but when you look at many of todays memory modules, and items like the Sandisk ones that have been selling, it seems that they would do some direct-to-port connection.
Because it will be proprietary. We don't need to crack one open to know. But we aren't stopping you if you don't want to believe us. Buy it. Crack it open. Win stupid prizes.
Why would they make a proprietary interface just for this one device? Then they need a whole new production line in the factory. What's the point of doing that when you can just use an existing drive and pop it in a cheap case?
Prices will always go down eventually. The speed will always be limited by the USB Bus speed. It will never match internal bus speeds of NVME. In most cases buying a quality built external SSD will be faster then 3rd party enclosures. The enclosures are meant to repurpose NVME rather then make your own external drive. They use the cheapest components possible because the DIY market for highend external drives has been dead for the last decade.
I wouldn't buy this because it isn't USB-C. This is an older unit they're just trying to flush out of the system.
thanks for the reply. I also like the Crucial deals x6 and x8 for $70 and $80...seems good, but I still want to wait for the magical $50 price---this wd easystore was almost there, but no usb-c....maybe another year. lol
Why would they make a proprietary interface just for this one device? Then they need a whole new production line in the factory. What's the point of doing that when you can just use an existing drive and pop it in a cheap case?
I know you can easily shuck external HDDs. I never tried to shuck a SSD. I thought the issue with the SSD was not a proprietary interface but that they are normally soldered directly to the controller.
As I said, I have never tried but it could be a huge hassle if it is soldered.
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Because it will be proprietary. We don't need to crack one open to know. But we aren't stopping you if you don't want to believe us. Buy it. Crack it open. Win stupid prizes.
I wouldn't buy this because it isn't USB-C. This is an older unit they're just trying to flush out of the system.
As I said, I have never tried but it could be a huge hassle if it is soldered.
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