Various Retailers have
10TB WD Red Plus 7200 rpm SATA III 3.5" Internal NAS Hard Drive (WD100EFGX) on sale for
$169.99.
Shipping is free.
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Features:
- 10TB Storage Capacity
- 3.5" Form Factor
- SATA III 6 Gb/s Interface
- 512MB Cache
- 7200 rpm
- Data Transfer Speeds up to 260 MB/s
- 600,000 Load/Unload Cycles
- 1 Million Hours MTBF | 180TB Endurance
- Dual-Plane Balance Control
- Noise and Vibration Protection
Top Comments
I've had the itch to upgrade my old 3TB WD Red that's been acting as an NVR drive for 6+ years now. I probably should considering its power-on hours.
Edit: B&H Photo has it for $170 too if you want to avoid Amazon - this is probably who they price matched: https://www.bhphotovide
Community Reviews
The WD Red Plus 10TB is a NAS drive that lands around $16 to $17 per terabyte, which makes it feel reasonable for a reputable midrange model. It is being compared with larger Red Pro options and 12TB Red Plus drives, but the 10TB stands out as the simpler capacity choice for a basic NAS or NVR upgrade. The drive is air filled, while only the WD120EFBX 12TB Red Plus is helium filled. Shipping and stock are the main friction points, with Amazon often slow and some alternate listings already out of stock.
Common Questions (4)
The 10TB price works out to about $16-$17 per TB, while the 12TB at $200 comes to about $15 per TB. The 12TB is the better per-terabyte value if you need the extra capacity and can find it in stock.
The WD100EFGX 10TB Red Plus is air-filled. Only the WD120EFBX 12TB Red Plus is identified as helium-filled in the WD data sheet, so the 10TB model does not get the lower-noise, lower-power helium design.
No. The coupon applies to the original price, removes the product discount, and may not stack with other coupon codes, so it can actually raise the final price instead of lowering it.
Yes. The same price is reportedly available direct from WD with free shipping, which can be a simpler option than waiting on Amazon or B&H.
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I was hoping that was the case since they do take paypal and can get the 20% off
edit:
the other deal posted for newegg shows the helium filled version and they also take paypal. i wish i didnt need (4) of them for my NAS
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Power requirements are also lower on the 12TB, too. Both likely because of helium fill. Nice.
Edit: Apparently the 12TB Red on sale for $200 is NOT helium filled
I was hoping that was the case since they do take paypal and can get the 20% off
edit:
the other deal posted for newegg shows the helium filled version and they also take paypal. i wish i didnt need (4) of them for my NAS
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Why have prices gone up so much? Anything more to it than inflation?
And any recommended drive specific sites besides diskprices.com to monitor?
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I was hoping that was the case since they do take paypal and can get the 20% off
edit:
the other deal posted for newegg shows the helium filled version and they also take paypal. i wish i didnt need (4) of them for my NAS
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