Add space, consolidate files to a single location, or free up space on your system's internal drive with the 24TB Expansion Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive from Seagate, which is preformatted exFAT, meaning it is compatible with Windows and Mac right out of the box. This hard drive provides a storage capacity of up to 24TB and connects to your host system using its micro-USB 3.0 interface. Copy and saving data is easy, simply drag and drop. Included is an 18" USB 3.0 cable, an 18W power adapter, Seagate's Rescue Data Recovery Services, and Toolkit backup software.
Product SKU:
1817974
24tb_storage_capacity:
Micro-USB 3.0 Interface
ac_powered:
Rescue Data Recovery Services
box_dimensions_lxwxh:
8.7 x 8.3 x 3.1"
default_os_support:
Universal Computer/Mobile OS Support
dimensions:
7 x 4.9 x 1.6" / 177.8 x 124.5 x 40.6 mm
drive_type:
Unspecified HDD
environmental_resistance:
No
fan_cooled:
No
impact_resistance:
No
material:
Plastic
package_weight:
2.955 lb
security_features:
No
system_connection:
Micro-USB 3.0 / 3.1/3.2 Gen 1
total_installed_storage:
24 TB
weight:
2.59 lb / 1.17 kg
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Based on recent history, do people think the "more consumer friendly" and flexible retailers will match prices shipped before this option is over?
The b&h terms and conditions don't seem very fast or trouble free should a replacement be needed or there is some issue...
Biased to WD also, had Many different sizes and brands over many years, only ever had seagate drives die on me...but willing to give them another shot at the price per TB for large single drives based on people saying they are essentially statistically equally reliable currently.
Having managed over 100 drives , i had 2 seagates go bad and no WDs yet, power on is 4+ years all enterprise sata drives.
Seagates were probably damaged from shipment. Both companies make solid CMR drives and I prefer the seagates over WD since they go on sale more often,
Especially from serverpartsdeals , manufacture refurbs are working great for me . bought 5k dollars worth of exo 18TB , firmware is redone by seagate and never had a issue yet. I am sure more issues may arrise on year 5-6 but by then we will have 26TB under 300.00
i bought one i am the sourcethey come with CMRs exothe 20TB is SMR , seagate is remaking SMR trash drives. it was a FP deal like 240 after tax.i manage over 1PiB i know what i am talking about
And is it a HAMR drive? Can you take a pic of the label or see if it mentions "Class 1 consumer laser product"? Thanks for the info thus far CTRFK8. If it's an EXOS drive at that capacity then I am assuming it is but just want to check.
I don't have this drive but I have a 5TB, and 2 generations of 8TB drives from this series which use the same interface. The interface is probably certified data speeds faster than what a mechanical SATA drive is able to handle, so if isn't broken, why fix it I suppose. At least it's nice to be able to swap cables if you're already invested in this eco-system. But, I agree with you in this day, it probably should just be a USB-C on both ends.
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I think it would be an interesting stat if you could see either total up & downvotes on a profile, or even just a ratio. It could flush out those who go through entire threads downvoting
I think it would be an interesting stat if you could see either total up & downvotes on a profile, or even just a ratio. It could flush out those who go through entire threads downvoting
Do you really that much for some randos downvotes?
And is it a HAMR drive? Can you take a pic of the label or see if it mentions "Class 1 consumer laser product"? Thanks for the info thus far CTRFK8. If it's an EXOS drive at that capacity then I am assuming it is but just want to check.
the 24TB is Exos
the 20TB on FP Slickdeals was a SMR . They are remaking them. I cannot take a picture as the drive is now in my unraid server.
HAMR is the new tech for seagate t 30TB+ but all those drives are not available yet to consumers.
Source? I haven't seen any reports of that. There's been plenty of debate as to whether they're HAMR, but that's a totally different thing.
These arent HAMR.
they are x24 exos
HAMR is like 30TB+ from what i read online
also some of these drives could be returns RMA from Seagate where the label was never removed and firmware erased
My drive had a piece of tape and Taiwanese paper saying QC checked and the drive had like 16 hours on it when i checked it. I never seen this before in my life
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Instant purchase, and going straight into my Unraid NAS.
No drive manufacturer has been less reliable for me than Seagate, and many have echoed this.
they come with CMRs exo
the 20TB is SMR , seagate is remaking SMR trash drives. it was a FP deal like 240 after tax.
i manage over 1PiB i know what i am talking about
The b&h terms and conditions don't seem very fast or trouble free should a replacement be needed or there is some issue...
Biased to WD also, had Many different sizes and brands over many years, only ever had seagate drives die on me...but willing to give them another shot at the price per TB for large single drives based on people saying they are essentially statistically equally reliable currently.
Seagates were probably damaged from shipment. Both companies make solid CMR drives and I prefer the seagates over WD since they go on sale more often,
Especially from serverpartsdeals , manufacture refurbs are working great for me . bought 5k dollars worth of exo 18TB , firmware is redone by seagate and never had a issue yet. I am sure more issues may arrise on year 5-6 but by then we will have 26TB under 300.00
i manage over 1 PiB
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the 20TB on FP Slickdeals was a SMR . They are remaking them. I cannot take a picture as the drive is now in my unraid server.
HAMR is the new tech for seagate t 30TB+ but all those drives are not available yet to consumers.
These are X24 Exos CMR from B&H
20TB externals are SMR!
they are x24 exos
HAMR is like 30TB+ from what i read online
also some of these drives could be returns RMA from Seagate where the label was never removed and firmware erased
My drive had a piece of tape and Taiwanese paper saying QC checked and the drive had like 16 hours on it when i checked it. I never seen this before in my life
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I have seen alot of 18TB externals at one time where they put Ironwolf. Those drives are worse and slower but are still CMR.
The 20TB on FP slick deals at best buy was 240 after tax and was a SMR crap drive. I am selling mine or returning it idk
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