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18TB Western Digital WD Red Pro 3.5" 7200 RPM NAS Internal Hard Drive Expired
2 for $500
$599.98
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Western Digital has 18TB Western Digital WD Red Pro 3.5" 7200 RPM NAS Internal Hard Drive (WD181KFGX) on sale 2 for $499.98. Shipping is free.
Note: Valid only for 18TB (WD181KFGX), select from the dropdown menu. Must order 2 to get deal price, otherwise a single drive is $299.99.
Thanks to Community Member nathxniel for finding this deal.
Features:
Note: Valid only for 18TB (WD181KFGX), select from the dropdown menu. Must order 2 to get deal price, otherwise a single drive is $299.99.
Thanks to Community Member nathxniel for finding this deal.
Features:
- Transfer Rate: up to 272MB/s
- Designed with CMR technology for medium or large-sized businesses in RAID-optimized NAS systems with up to 24 bays. Perfect for archiving, sharing and handling high-intensity workloads.
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- About this deal:
- With this deal the price is roughly ~$13.89 per TB.
- Sales quantities are limited to a maximum of 6 units (3 bundles) per customer. Offer is only valid while supplies last.
- This promotion is valid between May 29, 2023 and June 4, 2023.
- Refer to the forum thread for discussion of this deal.
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- About this product:
- Includes 5-Year Limited Warranty
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Edited May 30, 2023
at 02:40 PM
Better deal per TB ($13.88/TB) than the previous front page deal for 2x 20TB ($15/TB)
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Details & ExclusionsOffer valid on SKU WD181KFGX bought online through the Western Digital Store. Sales quantities are limited to a maximum of 6 units (3 bundles) per customer. Offer is only valid while supplies last. This offer may not be combined, used in conjunction with or used in addition to any other promotion or offer. Retailers, Resellers and Distributors are excluded from this promotion. The offer is not applicable for any prior purchases and may not be available in all regions of the world. Delivery must be made within the contiguous United States, excluding addresses in Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories. This promotion is valid between May 29, 2023 and June 4, 2023 |
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Just saw this report that WD has decided to start marking the drives as having a problem if you have enabled the WD analytics, after they have been on for 3 years of use.
It doesn't mean they stop working but may make it hard to know if your drive really has a problem if I'm understanding the video correctly?
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Just saw this report that WD has decided to start marking the drives as having a problem if you have enabled the WD analytics, after they have been on for 3 years of use.
It doesn't mean they stop working but may make it hard to know if your drive really has a problem if I'm understanding the video correctly?
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Just saw this report that WD has decided to start marking the drives as having a problem if you have enabled the WD analytics, after they have been on for 3 years of use.
It doesn't mean they stop working but may make it hard to know if your drive really has a problem if I'm understanding the video correctly?
+1 - this needs to be discussed
Just saw this report that WD has decided to start marking the drives as having a problem if you have enabled the WD analytics, after they have been on for 3 years of use.
It doesn't mean they stop working but may make it hard to know if your drive really has a problem if I'm understanding the video correctly?
Not yet as my two Nas haven't made the jump to 7.2 yet. I don't see the option to disable on 7.1. this is a great deal, but I'm going only Seagate from now on. Currently have a mix
Good luck lol
You mean good luck with your consumer grade Nas drives...