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WD Red 2TB/3TB/4TB for US $98/ $121/ $169 + Shipping @ Amazon

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Levilplan on 15/10/2014 - 20:23 amazon.com (719 clicks)
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Was looking for the best price on WD Reds for a NAS and came across these.

At the time of posting there appears to be more than 999 3TB drives available however only a handful of 2TB and 4TB drives.

Shipping to NSW is shown as US$10.97 for one 3TB drive, US$16.95 for two, US$28.91 for four etc. Shipping is slightly less for the 2TB and 4TB drives.

Newegg has almost identical pricing at the moment however their shipping starts at US$18.47 for one 4TB drive and US$26.06 for one 2TB or 3TB drive (for Standard shipping, it is only a dollar or two more for express shipping). If you are buying from Newegg the promo code "1014HLWN45" gives US$5 off purchases over US$50 or "NEWCUSAU10" should give $10 off for new customers (not sure if it is AUD or USD and whether the promo codes can be stacked).

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  • ronnknee on 15/10/2014 - 20:35
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    WD Red 2TB/4TB/6TB for US $98/ $121/ $169 + Shipping @ Amazon

    I went to check out the prices. They seemed too good to be true.

    The correct prices for 2TB/4TB/6TB are $98/$169/$289.99 + Shipping

    • wisc on 15/10/2014 - 20:40

      Yeah, I was about to go jump off a bridge as the 5x4tb external drives i bought where this price, the three tb is 120.. Please fix your missleading title asap…

    • ryang on 15/10/2014 - 20:46

      In fairness, he said USD.. And I'm not sure where your prices are coming from… 4TB is showing are about $200.

      Edit: whoooa, now I see the mistake!! LOL
      Should be 2/3/4, not 2/4/6.

      • evilplan on 15/10/2014 - 20:51

        Sorry guys! I got distracted half way through writing it. That would have been amazing if it was true.

  • fatpizza on 15/10/2014 - 22:16

    I was worried for a second when I saw this deal, but I bought 2x3TB at this price over a month ago. Thankfully I beat our dollar dropping so I actually got them for cheaper. :)

  • ihavok on 15/10/2014 - 22:39

    OK, this may not work for everyone.

    If you were going to purchase another item from Amazon Export Sales anyway, then adding this as an additional item won't cost you very much in terms of shipping.

    For example, I am looking to purchase another item on Amazon already (I'm buying travel luggage), with shipping cost of AUD$36. Adding this as an additional item, the total shipping cost of the order is AUD$41. This could be a good deal for some.

  • paulojr on 15/10/2014 - 22:48

    Hey guys, whats the deal with warranty on these with Amazon. WD's red's locally would have a full 3 years and can be returned to a local retailer. I gather is the default 30 days return to US at your cost with Amazon. If so is the risk here worth losing the warranty? e.g. assuming shipping of around $10 the 2TB is about $110 where its available in local stores for $125. Not much difference really and thats before negotiation.
    cheers

  • gothebroncos on 15/10/2014 - 22:50

    I wouldn't bother with these - I have had two WD 3tb delivered in the last month from Amazon and both DOA. It is a nightmare to get the money back out of Amazon. Just buy local and pay $5 - $10 more

    • wisc on 16/10/2014 - 09:43
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      LOL, what?! amazon support is always amazing! they even cover some of the costs to ship back typically.

      • paulojr on 17/10/2014 - 15:18

        some of the cost, what do you mean only some? and have you tried outside of the 30 day warranty?

    • paulojr on 17/10/2014 - 15:19

      cheers, gothebroncos, that sounds about what I'd expect.

  • slowmo on 15/10/2014 - 22:56

    haven't been chasing up hdd tech, never seen red WDs but anyone has tl;dr explanation of red vs green WDs?

    • AdrianW on 15/10/2014 - 23:04
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      Reds are basically greens but optimised for use in NAS devices.

      • slowmo on 15/10/2014 - 23:41
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        Thanks AdrianW.

        I had been hoarding greens the past half decade so looks like it's a good time to switch, since the green is known for the auto spin down… which makes it quite finiky for soho NAS. Didn't want to get the black WDs back then as they are overpriced and overkill.

    • airzone on 15/10/2014 - 23:07
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      http://lmgtfy.com/?q=wd+red+vs+green

      sorry lol

    • Miami Mall Alien on 16/10/2014 - 00:18
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      nyone has tl;dr explanation of red vs green WDs?

      The red ones cost more, the green ones cost less. That's about all you need to know.

  • skinny on 16/10/2014 - 01:06
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    Note that these are still NASware 2.0. The 3.0 is apparently better.

    Also when converted to A$, the prices are very close to local prices ~$210 for 4TB

    A$217 - http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Western-Digital-Caviar-Red-4TB-NA…

    • slowmo on 16/10/2014 - 12:12
      +1

      did some reading… nasware 3.0 is more meant for 8bay and upwards and currently it seems to have a price premium because it is 3.0.

      not sure if it's fair to compare ebay shipping to amazon shipping though.

      the last time i bought a rear light bulb from ebay, it came in a folded up car brochure. Just 2 layers of paper.

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