Seagate's humongous 28TB HDD is a massive deal for a limited time at just $11.75 per TB — Desktop Expansion HDD on sale at Best Buy for $329

Tech Deals cover featuring a 28TB Seagate Expansion Desktop HDD
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One of the largest external HDDs on the market, at a massive 28TB in size, this drive has plenty of space for storing your pictures and videos, as well as an ample amount of room for other data types. Seagate's Expansion Desktop drive is a traditional 3.5" hard disk drive contained in an external enclosure that requires its own power source, and connects to your PC via USB for simple setup and file transfer.

Best Buy is offering a limited-time deal where you can save $60 on the list price of the Seagate Expansion Desktop 28TB HDD, now $329.99, reduced from $389.99. The massive 28TB capacity means more than enough room for your files, and with the USB 3.0 bandwidth, the transfer speeds will be fast enough for most storage and backup situations. The deal also comes with Seagate's Rescue Data Recovery Service, should the unthinkable happen and the drive fails. The deal is set to expire on September 14th, according to Best Buy's website.

Seagate Expansion Desktop HDD (28TB)
Save 15% ($60)
Seagate Expansion Desktop HDD (28TB) : was $389.99 now $329.99 at Best Buy

A massive 28TB of storage, thanks to the 3.5" Seagate HDD inside a rugged plastic enclosure. Connect this external storage expansion to a power outlet and your PC, and instantly copy and store files on the Seagate Expansion HDD. Available in various capacities, this 28TB model is currently on sale at Best Buy.

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.

  • Stomx
    I like its "record" lasting warranty.
    Not 5, not 3, not even 2 years.
    1 year !(n)
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  • lmcnabney
    The warranty will expire shortly after you fill it.

    Also, weren't HDD prices supposed to be under a penny per GB in 2025?
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  • leclod
    I wonder which drive is inside, is it another Barracuda or an Exos ?
    (I can't see any 28TB Barracuda yet, if it is an Exos it could be a nice deal)
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  • rhakys
    lmcnabney said:
    The warranty will expire shortly after you fill it.

    Also, weren't HDD prices supposed to be under a penny per GB in 2025?
    Well, that's basically what it is.
    $10 / TB = $.01 / GB
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  • lmcnabney
    rhakys said:
    Well, that's basically what it is.
    $10 / TB = $.01 / GB
    This is the first drive that even comes close to a penny. The vast majority are closer to two cents. If you want a warranty of any worth you are definitely paying 2 cents.

    Here's the rub though. Solid state storage is under a nickel (excluding larger NVME sticks that are just gouging because the material costs don't change). So spinning rust is playing the cash-cow game until solid state eats their lunch in a few years. Maybe we shouldn't have allowed two companies control the world's production?
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