Seagate's 12TB IronWolf hard drive is on sale for an exceptional $199 — a mere $16 per terabyte of storage

Seagate Ironwolf 12TB NAS HDD
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Cyber Monday deals are the best way to get storage drives for cheap—be it internal or external drives. Hard Drives for Network-Attached Storage are no different. While the WD Red Pro is marketed as a NAS drive, it is also designed to offer top-tier performance in desktop PCs so that you can use this drive confidently on your PC. Newegg has an incredible deal on the Seagate Ironwolf Pro 12TB. The deal gives you 44% off the original price of $359.99, bringing it as cheap as $199.99—that's about $16.67 per TB.

The model that's on retail is the ST12000VN0008. We did review the 007 model version of the Ironwolf 12TB. Both models are helium-filled hard drives rated for NAS between 1 and 8 bays. At least on the spec sheet, the two models have minuscule differences in power consumption and operating/ non-operating shock. It's also likely they're using different firmware, but apart from that, Seagate does not provide any additional information. All the more reason to buy the drives of the same model in bulk should you require it for your NAS.

Seagate Ironwolf 12TBnow $199 at Newegg

Seagate Ironwolf 12TB: now $199 at Newegg (was $359)

Thanks to the Black Friday deals on hard drives, Newegg is selling the Seagate Ironwolf 12TB NAS hard drives for a significantly lower price. This enables you to buy large-capacity drives, making them perfect for many uses in home and office environments.

NAS hard drives like these are perfect for home/ office NAS, personal cloud, workstations, and even a home media server. This specific storage drive offers a much better deal, as the 10TB version is available for $207. All Ironwolf NAS HDDs have a three-year warranty and a 180TB/ Year workload rating.

Also, Seagate has included three years of Rescue Data Recovery Services, which ensures in-house data recovery with a 95% success rate. This is important for many as data recovery is costly if or when the situation requires it. While having your private cloud has certain benefits, data recovery in unforeseen situations is crucial.

So, if you're looking for an array of hard drives for your personal or work NAS but need a good deal, it is unlikely to get something better than this during the Black Friday sale. There are options available from other hard drive makers, but if you're reading this, you need something reliable enough for a good deal. The offer stands for a limited time- or depending on stocks while it lasts- whichever comes first.

We are working hard to find the best deals for you this Black Friday. If you're looking for other products, check out our Black Friday Computer Hardware Deals Live blog for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals Live blog, Monitor Deals Live, Graphics Card Deals, or CPU Deals pages.

Roshan Ashraf Shaikh
Contributing Writer

Roshan Ashraf Shaikh has been in the Indian PC hardware community since the early 2000s and has been building PCs, contributing to many Indian tech forums, & blogs. He operated Hardware BBQ for 11 years and wrote news for eTeknix & TweakTown before joining Tom's Hardware team. Besides tech, he is interested in fighting games, movies, anime, and mechanical watches.

  • Alvar "Miles" Udell
    Sadly NASs are the one thing that really hasn't seen a good sale this year. I really want the Synology 224+, but it hasn't budged a dime.
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  • Fesworks
    THIS IS NOT A DEAL, NOR A SALE! This has been $200 on Amazon for at LEAST the past 18 months. How do I know? I bought one for $200, on sale, at Microcenter in July of 2023, and have been waiting to buy a second one on sale online, ever since. I have seen this be "on sale for $200" multiple times, but it's also the price on Amazon. FAKE SALE!

    Original price $350? LIES! I have NEVER seen this higher than $220 on Amazon. I made an account here TODAY, because I am SICK of seeing this FAKE SALE advertised. I am pretty sure this is not the first time I've seen Tom's Hardware promoting this fake sale price, like it's so awesome. It's not. It's the TYPICAL PRICE.
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  • Alvar "Miles" Udell

    The list price is $240, Newegg doing its false advertising as usual with the "original price", same thing that Amazon was sued over. Seems like Amazon dips it regularly to $200, raising it generally often enough to be able to claim "Lowest price in 30 days".
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  • Fesworks
    Alvar Miles Udell said:

    The list price is $240, Newegg doing its false advertising as usual with the "original price", same thing that Amazon was sued over. Seems like Amazon dips it regularly to $200, raising it generally often enough to be able to claim "Lowest price in 30 days".
    Exactly. Places like Tom's Hardware are either paid to write these "articles", or they don't pay attention when they already made an article about the same fake sale price of the same thing. Imma 'bout to blacklist Tom's Hardware from showing up in my feeds. I just got so upset this time I made an account just to call them out on it, and it might be the only engagement they get from me, if I can't trust them when they claim something is on sale (or review something).
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