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Select Costco Stores: 8TB Seagate Desktop Hard Drive
$100
$199.99
(In-Store Only)
Deal Editor's Note: This sale price is valid In-Store only so we have no way of verifying sale price and availability but since members are reporting success, we have decided to promote this deal to FrontPage.
Select Costco Wholesale Stores (link for reference only) has 8TB Seagate Desktop Hard Drive with Rescue Data Recovery Services on sale for $99.97. Offer is valid In-Store Only.
Thanks community members pwangdel for sharing this deal & Totspurs for contributing to this deal
Note, offer is valid In-Store only. Sale Price and availability varies by location. Must be an active Costco Member to purchase this.
Select Costco Wholesale Stores (link for reference only) has 8TB Seagate Desktop Hard Drive with Rescue Data Recovery Services on sale for $99.97. Offer is valid In-Store Only.
Thanks community members pwangdel for sharing this deal & Totspurs for contributing to this deal
Note, offer is valid In-Store only. Sale Price and availability varies by location. Must be an active Costco Member to purchase this.
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- About this Product:
- Integrated High-speed USB 3.0 and USB-C ports; Works with Windows and Mac Computers without Reformatting; Schedule an Automatic Backup Plan with Included Seagate Backup Software; Includes 3 Years of Rescue Date Recovery Services.
- Refer to forum thread for product discussion and success from the community regarding this deal
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Edited October 25, 2023
at 04:04 PM
Greetings:
Fyi, saw today this external 8 TB (STLC8000600) at my local Costco East Hanover, NJ for $99.97.
Happy hunting!
https://www.costco.com/
Fyi, saw today this external 8 TB (STLC8000600) at my local Costco East Hanover, NJ for $99.97.
Happy hunting!
https://www.costco.com/
Created 10-25-2023
at 03:45 PM
by pwangdel
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You almost certainly can remove the drive from this. The point is that the drive's SMR tech means it would be very slow compared to started hard drives, much less SSD.
The reason you want to shuck drives is more to allow you to run them as full speed with an internal connector like SATA. These drives aren't going to have a serious speed boost compared to the Enterprise-level drives in most of the WD MyBooks that are the focus of the shucking discussions.
As a result -- get these as, for example, backup drives. Keep them portable, and don't expect fast speeds from them.
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What is SMR?
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Wait, is chuckable just the ability to take it out and use it in a desktop? Or is it taking it out without damaging the enclosure so it's not detectable in case of warranty issues?
You almost certainly can remove the drive from this. The point is that the drive's SMR tech means it would be very slow compared to started hard drives, much less SSD.
The reason you want to shuck drives is more to allow you to run them as full speed with an internal connector like SATA. These drives aren't going to have a serious speed boost compared to the Enterprise-level drives in most of the WD MyBooks that are the focus of the shucking discussions.
As a result -- get these as, for example, backup drives. Keep them portable, and don't expect fast speeds from them.