
We've found a great deal on the 20TB Seagate Expansion Desktop HDD at Amazon. This beefy HDD usually goes for around $280, but right now it's marked down to just $229. If you're looking for something faster and better suited to gaming, you should definitely look at getting an SSD (check out our list of best SSDs to get an idea of what's out there), but if bulk data storage is on your mind, get an HDD and put it on that instead—like the one here today.
This deal isn't the absolute lowest price we've ever seen for the 20TB Seagate Expansion Desktop HDD, but it is among the lowest. The offer puts the final price at around 1 cent per GB, which isn't bad for an HDD in general.
This offer is for the 20TB model but other capacities are available between 8TB and 28TB. This drive requires a power cord to operate and a USB Type-C to Type-A cable to interface with. Today's discount puts the price at around 1 cent per GB.
This discount applies to the 20TB Seagate Expansion Desktop HDD, but the drive also comes in a range of other capacities, starting at 8TB, going all the way up to 28TB. The drive requires a power cord to use and connects to your PC via a USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable.
This HDD is normally shuckable, which means you can remove its shell and shrink its footprint, but this can be subject to change, so you'll need to do your research. If that isn't necessary for your setup, you'll find the drive is small, measuring in at 7.04 x 1.65 x 4.92in. It's fairly portable, as well, weighing in at just 2.59 pounds, but it's important to note this is not intended for portability as its primary purpose.
If you want to get an idea for what's leading the market right now, check out our list of best hard drives to see what we recommend and know what to look out for when shopping.
If you're looking for more savings, check out our Best PC Hardware deals for a range of products, or dive deeper into our specialized SSD and Storage Deals, Hard Drive Deals, Gaming Monitor Deals, Graphics Card Deals, or CPU Deals pages.
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Stomx This drive supposed to be used for data backups, i.e. used not permanently like internal drives.Reply
Let's find on Amazon about its warranty period.
Scrolling... scrolling... scrolling, ok here it is
"Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here"
Clicking there :
"Please contact the seller directly for warranty information for this product. You may also be able to find warranty information on the manufacturer’s website."
Hmmm what they are hiding?
Going to their website. Spending time there and finding
"For added security and peace of mind, the drive comes with a limited warranty and includes Rescue Data Recovery Services." Again no words about warranty. What is so nice about it that no one can find it?
5 years like many? 2-3 years like some ? But for sure not just one year only, right ? If their product is so reliable let's they stand behind it.
So what is their secretive warranty?