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22TB Seagate External USB 3.0 Expansion Desktop Hard Drive

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$230

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Seagate has 22TB Seagate External USB 3.0 Expansion Desktop Hard Drive (STKP22000400) on sale for $229.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member SplendidSeed435 for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Requires only a power adapter and USB cable to get started (included)
  • USB 3.0 allows fast file transfers
  • Compatible with most Windows and macOS systems

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  • About this Store:
    • Seagate Returns Policy can be found here.
  • Additional Information:
    • This offer matches the previous Frontpage Deal.
    • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $20 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $249.99.
    • This deal works out to ~$10.45/TB storage space.
  • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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Seagate has 22TB Seagate External USB 3.0 Expansion Desktop Hard Drive (STKP22000400) on sale for $229.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member SplendidSeed435 for sharing this deal.

About this product:
  • Requires only a power adapter and USB cable to get started (included)
  • USB 3.0 allows fast file transfers
  • Compatible with most Windows and macOS systems

Editor's Notes

Written by citan359 | Staff
  • About this Store:
    • Seagate Returns Policy can be found here.
  • Additional Information:
    • This offer matches the previous Frontpage Deal.
    • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $20 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $249.99.
    • This deal works out to ~$10.45/TB storage space.
  • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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random2000
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it actually does have a warranty. I shucked a few and put in the serial on seagate and the warranty exists. it varies between units but all of the ones i shucked (EXOS) all had warranty of at least a year

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Yesterday 07:23 PM
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WittyRailway3760
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Yesterday 07:23 PM
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Anybody knows what drives are in used in these ?
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Yesterday 07:26 PM
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luckypraYesterday 07:26 PM
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Showing 239.99 to me
Yesterday 07:58 PM
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c0demanYesterday 07:58 PM
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Quote from WittyRailway3760 :
Anybody knows what drives are in used in these ?
From what I've seen, most reports as of recent say Barracudas, but I don't think there's anyway to know until you receive it. I've also read speculation that since a 22tb barracuda doesn't officially exists that these could be binned exos with a barracuda label slapped on. But who knows. I'm temped to grab two of these and shuck them for my NAS, but having no warranty annoys me.There's also a 26tb version from Newegg for $270. Worth mentioning
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c0demanYesterday 07:59 PM
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Quote from luckypra :
Showing 239.99 to me
Same. How do I get $230? I'd bite at that price for 2 of these
Yesterday 08:09 PM
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random2000Yesterday 08:09 PM
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Quote from c0deman :
From what I've seen, most reports as of recent say Barracudas, but I don't think there's anyway to know until you receive it. I've also read speculation that since a 22tb barracuda doesn't officially exists that these could be binned exos with a barracuda label slapped on. But who knows. I'm temped to grab two of these and shuck them for my NAS, but having no warranty annoys me.There's also a 26tb version from Newegg for $270. Worth mentioning
it actually does have a warranty. I shucked a few and put in the serial on seagate and the warranty exists. it varies between units but all of the ones i shucked (EXOS) all had warranty of at least a year
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SplendidSeed435Yesterday 08:11 PM
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Quote from c0deman :
Same. How do I get $230? I'd bite at that price for 2 of these
Showing $229.99 now, pretty good deal
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SplendidSeed435Yesterday 08:11 PM
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Quote from luckypra :
Showing 239.99 to me
Looks to be 229.99 now

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cnmuranjan
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Im waiting for 28tb to go on sale again for $300, hopefully by bf. 'bigger the better'
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Yesterday 08:43 PM
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pterpmYesterday 08:43 PM
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Can I use this for my Synology
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Yesterday 09:08 PM
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PowerfulShape750Yesterday 09:08 PM
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Quote from random2000 :
it actually does have a warranty. I shucked a few and put in the serial on seagate and the warranty exists. it varies between units but all of the ones i shucked (EXOS) all had warranty of at least a year
What you got exos? Really lucky
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SlickerThanSnotYesterday 09:10 PM
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Going to pick up 3, 2 for mirrored NAS and 1 for external backup.

FYI I just learned that the workload rating for drives is based on writes and not reads from our good friend Grok. If this is not the case and someone knows differently please let me know.

Workload Rating = Writes Only (Not Reads)
Workload Rating Definitions

Seagate - "Annualized Workload Rate" = Total TB written per year (reads do not count)
WD - Same — "Workload Rate = TB written/year"

Reads are unlimited.
Streaming 100 TB of movies via Plex? Doesn't count.
Copying 50 TB of new movies once per year? That's your write workload.


The Barracudas in this have a workload rating of 55 TB/year, but if you're only adding to the drives once and then reading from that point on, it should be all good for a Plex use case versus an IronWolf Pro or similar NAS certified drive.

Also per Grok:
Warranty Note: Shucking voids the external drive's 1-year warranty but activates the internal drive's full 5-year Seagate warranty (register via serial number on the drive label).
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LovelyScent4881Yesterday 09:55 PM
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Quote from pterpm :
Can I use this for my Synology
You can shuck the drive. Synology locked down this year's models to only use their brand of drives and then unlocked them with potential plans to lock down again. So that's a complicated question. Probably yes but maybe no now or in the future. Lots of people are moving away from Synology over that whole debacle.

I guess I should add that these are usually stuffed with barracudas that have a high failure rate and don't have 24/7 duty cycles so use at your own risk. I'd personally spend a little more and get an enterprise or NAS drive than gamble with buying twice and going through the setup process twice and deal with the potential for lost data.
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marymaiYesterday 11:27 PM
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Quote from LovelyScent4881 :
You can shuck the drive. Synology locked down this year's unit to keep not use their brand drives and then unlocked them with potential plans to lock down again. So that's a complicated question. Probably yes but maybe no now or in the future. Lots of people are moving away from Synology over that whole debacle.

I guess I should add that these are usually stuffed with barracudas that have a high failure rate and don't have 24/7 duty cycles so use at your own risk. I'd personally spend a little more and get an enterprise or NAS drive than gamble with buying twice and going through the setup process twice and deal with the potential for lost data.
I just bought a Seagate IronWolf Pro 14TB (model ST14000NT001), for about the same price.

Do you think it's worth returning the 14TB and getting this 22TB model instead?
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hanxin1985Yesterday 11:38 PM
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Waiting for the 28tb. I think it went down to $300 a few weeks ago.

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BadBimrToday 12:18 AM
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If you are shucking not worth the risk. Just picked of 3 Exos x24 16TB for $200 each on Fleabay for my NAS.

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