20TB Seagate Exos X20 HDD is only $16 per Terabyte — massive Newegg discount deal

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Capacity and reliability are the hallmarks of a good HDD, and if you're looking for the best hard drives to install in your NAS, then today's deal is definitely worth a look, especially at $16 per Terabyte. Seagate's Exos range of hard drives are designed for heavy usage and reliability, so you can expect to pay more than lower-specification drives, but, if they are in a deal like this, you don't have to.

Head to this deal page at Newegg and note the discount code offer for a massive $50. The Seagate Exos X20 20TB HDD is on a limited-time deal for just $329, but act quickly as there isn't much time left. Before applying the discount code SSES2666 for the $50 discount, the price of this HDD was $379, a significant reduction from the original $699 list price.

We reviewed the Seagate Exos X20 20TB HDD back in October 2022, and back then gave the drive an Editor's Choice award for its high storage capacity for a CMR drive, impressive HDD speed, and 5-year warranty. The biggest negative was the adoption price of $699, which has now dropped significantly.


20TB Seagate Exos X20: now $329 with promo code at Newegg

20TB Seagate Exos X20: now $329 with promo code at Newegg (was $699)
This massive 20TB 7,200 RPM drive can store more than its fair share of data. It features 256MB of cache and is one of the fastest hard disk drives (HDDs) available. With Exos' reliability and a 550TB/Yr workload rating, this is a great pick for enterprise or NAS servers.

Use code SSES2666 for a massive $50 discount.


The Exos X20 comes in this 20TB capacity with a 7200 RPM speed, and 256MB cache. Transfer speeds hit a sustained rate of 285 MB/s, with a MTBF 2.5million hours, and 550TB/Yr workload rating. All the while being supported with a 5-year limited warranty.

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Stewart Bendle
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Stewart Bendle is a deals and coupon writer at Tom's Hardware. A firm believer in “Bang for the buck” Stewart likes to research the best prices and coupon codes for hardware and build PCs that have a great price for performance ratio.

  • kameljoe23
    28 TB hard drive cost less than 350 USD. Why would I pay $320 for a 20 TB hard drive when I can get a 28. They are all the same refurbished drives.
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  • lmcnabney
    A used drive.
    Spinning rust has been sitting at 1.5-2 cents per GB for over 5 years now.
    Reply
  • HideOut
    kameljoe23 said:
    28 TB hard drive cost less than 350 USD. Why would I pay $320 for a 20 TB hard drive when I can get a 28. They are all the same refurbished drives.
    yes, buut if you click the link t hey get a cut. You can get a 28TB for the same exact price. Or for $100 less the same exact 24TB drive. (bargain is the 22 though).
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  • kameljoe23
    HideOut said:
    yes, buut if you click the link t hey get a cut. You can get a 28TB for the same exact price. Or for $100 less the same exact 24TB drive. (bargain is the 22 though).
    Honestly for the price and size you would be better off paying the extra 2 bucks per tb.
    The 28tb come to 12.5, The lowest I saw 18tb drives was 10 per tb during last black Friday.
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  • kameljoe23
    lmcnabney said:
    A used drive.
    Spinning rust has been sitting at 1.5-2 cents per GB for over 5 years now.
    Spinning rust, that is funny. Have you ever opened a hdd before. There is no rust in them. Enterprise drives has very long shelf life. Refurbished drives are very cost effective when you only need a couple dozen or less.

    If you have a 20tb drive you will always find ways to fill it and still need more drive space. I have 60tb and I struggle to find space. I will be upgrading to a number of 28s in the coming future.
    Reply
  • doomtomb
    Lol, this is not some super deal. I paid $10/TB or less last summer on Ironwolf drives. Yes refurb. They just want affiliate revenue.
    Reply