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Seagate Expansion Desktop Hard Drive 18TB $206.99 AC

$207

$350

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Seagate has the 18TB external expansion drive on sale for $229.99 -10% coupon (via email signup) for a total before taxes of $206.99. I ordered two of these a few days apart and shucked them, they contain the EXOS drive ST18000NM000J. This comes out to $11.49/TB for a brand new EXOS drive.

To get the coupon:
  1. Load the page in an InPrivate/Incognito window, make sure you don't have an ad blocker on.
  2. Accept the cookie prompt
  3. If the "Want 10% off pop-up doesn't show after a few seconds, reload the page. This has worked for me every time.
  4. When you get the popup, enter your email address.
  5. When you get prompted for phone number you can put a fake number in there, there is no verification text to get the code.
  6. Code shows up in a few minutes to your inbox.
https://www.seagate.com/products/...KP18000400

I found this video helpful for shucking the drive from the case:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-lH-EoNVwk

Details for the drive before shucking
Model No: STKP28000400
Seagate Expansion desktop hard drive is user-friendly, requiring only a power adapter and USB cable to get started.
USB 3.0 allows fast file transfers for efficient data management.
Easily save files by simply dragging and dropping them, with no additional setup required.
It automatically recognizes both Windows® and Mac® computers for quick installation, although reformatting is necessary for Time Machine compatibility.
For added security and peace of mind, the drive comes with a limited warranty and includes Rescue Data Recovery Services.
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Seagate has the 18TB external expansion drive on sale for $229.99 -10% coupon (via email signup) for a total before taxes of $206.99. I ordered two of these a few days apart and shucked them, they contain the EXOS drive ST18000NM000J. This comes out to $11.49/TB for a brand new EXOS drive.

To get the coupon:
  1. Load the page in an InPrivate/Incognito window, make sure you don't have an ad blocker on.
  2. Accept the cookie prompt
  3. If the "Want 10% off pop-up doesn't show after a few seconds, reload the page. This has worked for me every time.
  4. When you get the popup, enter your email address.
  5. When you get prompted for phone number you can put a fake number in there, there is no verification text to get the code.
  6. Code shows up in a few minutes to your inbox.
https://www.seagate.com/products/...KP18000400

I found this video helpful for shucking the drive from the case:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-lH-EoNVwk

Details for the drive before shucking
Model No: STKP28000400
Seagate Expansion desktop hard drive is user-friendly, requiring only a power adapter and USB cable to get started.
USB 3.0 allows fast file transfers for efficient data management.
Easily save files by simply dragging and dropping them, with no additional setup required.
It automatically recognizes both Windows® and Mac® computers for quick installation, although reformatting is necessary for Time Machine compatibility.
For added security and peace of mind, the drive comes with a limited warranty and includes Rescue Data Recovery Services.

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6d ago
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shackrock
6d ago
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Any reason for me to prefer a WD RED or WD Plus over this shucked drive in a NAS where I don't care about noise? I think it doesn't idle as low power as the WD REDs but at this price it seems like a no brainer if these are inside?
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mydeal1290
5d ago
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Quote from Iceburgers15 :
I got two 26tbs for like 80 each a few months back at Costco
Do u have any links for this?
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gearmesh
5d ago
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Quote from Iceburgers15 :
I got two 26tbs for like 80 each a few months back at Costco
I'm calling B.S. on this
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BootlegCraig
5d ago
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Quote from Iceburgers15 :
I got two 26tbs for like 80 each a few months back at Costco

No…no you didn't.
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redzonetarget
5d ago
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Why does Seagate put an Exos with a 5yr warranty in an enclosure, then back the warranty down to 1yr? Are these Exos drives that didnt make "the cut", or just their own CYA considering external drives are more prone to more physical wear and tear vs a stationary internal enterprise drive?
5d ago
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drznak
5d ago
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22TB is back to $216 after 10% off. Brings it to $9.60/TB

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lennox5150
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Quote from mydeal1290 :
Do u have any links for this?

Of course they don't! Unless, maybe they have a link that takes you to "things that NEVER happened"
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shackrock
5d ago
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Quote from redzonetarget :
Why does Seagate put an Exos with a 5yr warranty in an enclosure, then back the warranty down to 1yr? Are these Exos drives that didnt make "the cut", or just their own CYA considering external drives are more prone to more physical wear and tear vs a stationary internal enterprise drive?
From what I've seen online, these are the same drives, not B-Stock, and the cost could be less due to liquidating an old enclosure and/or the lesser warranty is cheaper for seagate, of course.

They used to have iron wolf in these enclosures. My guess is you could end up with either when you shuck depending on the production month.}

What to do with all the enclosures after you shuck? I don't know, but I'm trying to get 8 drives and I'm very tempted to grab these vs. waiting for prime week or some other WD deal.
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shackrock
5d ago
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Quote from drznak :
22TB is back to $216 after 10% off. Brings it to $9.60/TB
How did you get the 10%? I can't find any email signup.
Also the 22TB may be an ironwolf pro or something, probably ok, but I don't think they make a 22TB exos.
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greg7css
5d ago
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Quote from shackrock :
How did you get the 10%? I can't find any email signup.Also the 22TB may be an ironwolf pro or something, probably ok, but I don't think they make a 22TB exos.
The 10% off popped up for me as soon as I followed the link. It's like an overlay centered over the website. I used a mailinator address and a fake phone number. I ordered 3. If these are Exos drives, this is a great deal.
5d ago
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FancyMitten831
5d ago
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Perplexity AI says
"The usual hard drive found inside the Seagate Expansion Desktop Hard Drive 22TB (model STKP22000400) is the Seagate Barracuda ST22000DM000. This has been confirmed by a user teardown, which identified the internal drive as a 22TB Barracuda running at 7200 RPM, with the EN03 firmware and manufactured in Thailand in January 2025"

Ordered 18TB one.
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drznak
4d ago
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Quote from shackrock :
How did you get the 10%? I can't find any email signup.
Also the 22TB may be an ironwolf pro or something, probably ok, but I don't think they make a 22TB exos.
It pops up, check your blocker. I turned it off and it's worked for me twice now. I heard that about the 22tb drives, but I bought two so I can use one as backup anyway.
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shackrock
4d ago
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Quote from drznak :
It pops up, check your blocker. I turned it off and it's worked for me twice now. I heard that about the 22tb drives, but I bought two so I can use one as backup anyway.
Same, I went with the 22s as well. Cheapest option and if they are something I didn't expect return them.

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khauser86
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Quote from Iceburgers15 :
I got two 26tbs for like 80 each a few months back at Costco
These have never been in Costco.

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