Pair of 18 TB Seagate Exos Enterprise (refurb) for $432

[uOpt]

Pair of 18 TB Seagate Exos Enterprise (refurb) for $432

Returns supposedly accepted.

https://www.amazon.com/Seagate-7200...ef=sr_1_3?keywords=18tb&qid=1675971843&sr=8-3

 

[SamirD]

$12/TB for those doing the math.

 

[kirbyrj]

I paid $419 for this same 2 pack in the end of October last year. They've been running 24/7 in my Synology without issue.

 

[SamirD]

I paid $419 for this same 2 pack in the end of October last year. They've been running 24/7 in my Synology without issue.

Nice! You got them at $11.639/TB which is a steal.

 

[Mr34727]

Down to $390 now

 

[TMCM]

Damn.. those will hold so much pron!!!

 

[SamirD]

Down to $390 now

$10.83/TB so coming down. But I've recently discovered that anything >$10/TB is too much now as the real deals are $8-9/TB, but are rare as hen's teeth because of profiteers.

 

[DonKing]

I have never been comfortable buying a large size hard drive. I always prefer to buy multiples of anything under 10TB that way i don't loose of my data if the drive crashes, I will still have a spare.

 

[SamirD]

I have never been comfortable buying a large size hard drive. I always prefer to buy multiples of anything under 10TB that way i don't loose of my data if the drive crashes, I will still have a spare.

Drive sizes seem to keep increasing at the best price per/TB so there's going to be a point where doing this will cost a heavy premium. Perfect example is some legacy stuff that we have that requires 2TB max and FAT32 and those drives are nearly $20/TB new these days.