Received subscriber email from CentreCom store. Seems pretty decent price although could be considered small.
JB price = $148.99 (on staticice)
RRP = $129.99 according to CentreCom
Plenty of stores in Melbourne, http://www.centrecom.com.au/catalog/locations.php
but for $8 delivery, why walk in ?
Plus it's hard to beat that one day MSY sale $46 for a 750GB Passport. Not that I'm expecting them to match that, but I'm using that as a benchmark now, and won't buy any more unless it's better than that price.
BTW, JB and Centrecom are dreaming if they think they can sell it at that price.
"it's hard to beat that one day MSY" not really, they are dodgy and don't have any stock.
that particular deal had PLENTY stock at a lot of stores ;)
they still had stock after the sale day ended too.
I also use that as the benchmark for current pricing now too
not really, they are dodgy and don't have any stock.
For some items yes. But that day I didn't have trouble getting any, and I wasn't first in either.
agree but when put this on google: wd elements vs passport
found elements is better
Western Digital Elements 500GB - Black (WDBPCK5000ABK-PESN) 2.5 Inch, USB 3.0 External HDD
The 1TB version is $67 at Officeworks everyday.
No stock around Melbourne for the $67 Officeworks.
Anyone know of the next best deal for 1tb WD 2.5" drives?
Amazon has Passports for $70 + shipping.
Elements is actually more expensive, and I prefer the Passport's form factor.
Myer has Toshiba 1tb for $79, not sure what drive inside. Think Buffalo (WD drive?) 1tb same price
Wouldn't Toshiba be using there own branded drives for there external drives like Seagate, Hitachi and Western digital.
Seems logical. I ended up getting one anyway, so far so good.
No it appears to be an Elements drive not a Passport, they are much cheaper