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24TB Seagate Expansion External USB 3.0 Desktop Hard Drive

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Best Buy has 24TB Seagate Expansion External USB 3.0 Desktop Hard Drive (STKP24000400) on sale for $279.99. Shipping is free.

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About the Product
  • 24TB Storage Capacity (24000 Gigabytes)
  • External Desktop Drive
  • USB 3.0 Interface
  • USB-C (USB 3.0 Gen 1)
  • Rescue Data Recovery Services
  • PC/Mac Compatible
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  • Includes 1-year manufacturers warranty w/ purchase (parts + labor)

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  • About the Deal
    • Large capacity HDD for all your storage, backup and everyday computing needs
    • Fast data transfer speeds w/ USB 3.0 port/interface
    • Product is eligible for return within 15 days of purchase
    • Offer valid while pricing/supplies last

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Best Buy has 24TB Seagate Expansion External USB 3.0 Desktop Hard Drive (STKP24000400) on sale for $279.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member skardem for finding this deal

Note, product for store pickup may not be available

About the Product
  • 24TB Storage Capacity (24000 Gigabytes)
  • External Desktop Drive
  • USB 3.0 Interface
  • USB-C (USB 3.0 Gen 1)
  • Rescue Data Recovery Services
  • PC/Mac Compatible
Warranty
  • Includes 1-year manufacturers warranty w/ purchase (parts + labor)

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • About the Deal
    • Large capacity HDD for all your storage, backup and everyday computing needs
    • Fast data transfer speeds w/ USB 3.0 port/interface
    • Product is eligible for return within 15 days of purchase
    • Offer valid while pricing/supplies last

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Model: Seagate - Expansion 20TB External USB 3.0 Desktop Hard Drive with Rescue Data Recovery Services - Black

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I got 2 of these delivered last week from BB and can confirm that they are indeed EXOS
https://imgur.com/a/yZjkGDc Here are a couple of pictures of the shucked case so you can get a sense of where the tabs are

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Verdancer
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Maybe it's a nice deal, but wouldn't many small drives be better? For redundancy and the like
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Quote from Verdancer :
Maybe it's a nice deal, but wouldn't many small drives be better? For redundancy and the like
Maybe, but the current prices mean you pay near the same amount for smaller drives. For example they don't have a 12tb right now but the 14tb is $199 so two would cost near $400, right?
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Quote from Verdancer :
Maybe it's a nice deal, but wouldn't many small drives be better? For redundancy and the like
For many use cases small redundant drives are better. Many others need a single large drive. Many others Raid many 24tb drives.
Last edited by skardem February 18, 2025 at 11:08 PM.
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Quote from Verdancer :
Maybe it's a nice deal, but wouldn't many small drives be better? For redundancy and the like
Not for a cold storage you turn on and periodically make a full backup of a large data set, imo. You'd rather have one large drive with a large capacity, but of course any smart data preservation strategy wouldn't have your only copy on a single drive like this, so this could still be part of a solid backup strategy.
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FYI this looks identical (based on product photos) and is an identical match according to the SKU number provided, to the B&H Photo deal last month (also $280 for 24TB external Seagate HDD) which contained a 24TB Exos Seagate CMR drive inside.

I was happy to discover after ordering one from the deal last month, that it contained an EXOS CMR drive, albeit a little disappointed in myself that I only ordered one and not a second.
Last edited by riffdex February 21, 2025 at 04:21 PM.
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Quote from Verdancer :
Maybe it's a nice deal, but wouldn't many small drives be better? For redundancy and the like
You have more redundancy options with more drives, but with more drives it becomes the same, so you just want to maximize storage per price or avoid running out of rack space.
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Quote from Verdancer :
Maybe it's a nice deal, but wouldn't many small drives be better? For redundancy and the like
That all depends on the situation. Yes, redundancy/splitting data across multiple drives is better, but physical drive bays (if shucking for a NAS) becomes a limiting factor the larger your storage space needs are. There will be a point where you cannot physically fit any more smaller capacity drives in your system. Or it becomes impractical to have that many USB drives connected to your system.

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Does anyone know what HDD is inside? I bought the 14TB Seagate for $150 from the Costco Black Friday deal. It's a white label and it recently died in my Synology NAS.
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Quote from riffdex :
FYI this looks identical (based on product photos) and is an identical match according to the SKU number provided, to the B&H Photo deal last month (also $280 for 24TB external Seagate HDD) which contained a 24TB Exos Seagate CMR drive inside.

I was happy to discover after ordering one from the deal last month, that it contained an EXOS CMR drive, albeit a little disappointed in myself that I only ordered one and not a second. I went ahead and ordered one of these. Fingers crossed that it's the same 24TB EXOS CMR, albeit all the signs are pointing to that being the case.
I got 2 of these delivered last week from BB and can confirm that they are indeed EXOS
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Quote from soAsian :
Does anyone know what HDD is inside? I bought the 14TB Seagate for $150 from the Costco Black Friday deal. It's a white label and it recently died in my Synology NAS.
I purchased two of these from Best Buy a week or two ago and they both have Exos drives inside. Currently installing these into my Synology and moving my WD 18TB shucked HGstars to backup drives.
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Quote from Laundry_Service :
I purchased two of these from Best Buy a week or two ago and they both have Exos drives inside. Currently installing these into my Synology and moving my WD 18TB shucked HGstars to backup drives.
Exos drive is for enterprise servers, correct? Are they good for NAS? The problem with the white label drive I have is that the temperature is higher than the WD Red I have in the NAS. It seems like the power outage and high temperature killed that drive.
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Fwiw, the highest capacity data center drives are now 32tb... the home consumer market has been left behind....with high prices and defacto monopoly (wd)
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To add to others, I shucked two of these yesterday and they were exos drives. I couldn't find a video tutorial, but found the seam to be on the opposite side of the ports (which sends to be the opposite of the previous models)
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Quote from MagentaKestrel207 :
To add to others, I shucked two of these yesterday and they were exos drives. I couldn't find a video tutorial, but found the seam to be on the opposite side of the ports (which sends to be the opposite of the previous models)
Thank you for this info. I will remove the drives as soon as I find some time in the next week or so.

Can you post any pictures?

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Quote from liamtoh1 :
I got 2 of these delivered last week from BB and can confirm that they are indeed EXOS
Are they Heat Assisted (HAMR) also?

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