Seagate's 14TB External HDD is still available for just 1 cent per gigabyte

The Seagate Expansion Desktop external hard disk drive in black.
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If you're in the market for a high-capacity storage solution, the Seagate Expansion Desktop 14TB external hard drive, which originally began as a hot Cyber Monday deal, is still available with a significant discount on Best Buy. Designed for those who don’t necessarily need high speeds but rather require ample space for backups, multimedia files, or gaming libraries, this drive is an excellent option.

Seagate's external hard drive comes with USB 3.0 connectivity, which isn’t the fastest. But its sale price of $179 makes up for it, as you end up paying just 1 cent per gigabyte of storage. Additionally, the 7,200 RPM spindle speed and 192MB cache should offer stable performance for demanding tasks, whether for personal use, professional environments, or creative projects. 

Seagate Expansion Desktop 14TB external HDD:

Seagate Expansion Desktop 14TB external HDD: now $179 at Best Buy (was $319)
The Seagate Expansion Desktop external HDD offers vast storage capacity with easy plug-and-play functionality, making it ideal for backups and media libraries. It provides reliable performance and a user-friendly setup for Windows and Mac users.

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Kunal Khullar
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Kunal Khullar is a contributing writer at Tom’s Hardware.  He is a long time technology journalist and reviewer specializing in PC components and peripherals, and welcomes any and every question around building a PC.

  • usertests
    But its sale price of $179 makes up for it, as you end up paying just 1 cent per gigabyte of storage.
    What's 27.8% between friends? ;)
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  • Dementoss
    usertests said:
    What's 27.8% between friends? ;)
    Not surprising though, all Future websites go mental for Black Friday, both sides of The Atlantic.
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  • jono0007
    Tom, we've been friends for awhile now- please start listing prices in $ / TB. Your dedication to GB is admirable, but it's getting a little ridiculous when you can't accurately present the price.
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  • Lenny Nero
    This drive does NOT work without a plug-in power source, don't mislead people.
    That's why I personally couldn't buy anything over 5tb for a decade. A 6TB 2.5" came out this year from WD.
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  • hennes
    Lenny Nero said:
    This drive does NOT work without a plug-in power source, don't mislead people.
    That's why I personally couldn't buy anything over 5tb for a decade. A 6TB 2.5" came out this year from WD.
    I have one of these. Indeed with eternal ower wart (which I consider a good thing given unpowered USB hubs).

    it also used ancient USB to USB-3 connectors. Sadly no normal USB-C on either side, so you might need convertors when connecting it to a modern setup.
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  • manucanu
    If you gonna do ads articles do it right beginning with math but I bet you struggle counting your own fingers so can't expect much.
    Reply