This one is still available at great price when you buy 2 and selling fast. Enjoy :)
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Thanks to Reidyy123 for previous deal
Original 15% off eBay Plus Items Deal Post
Original PULL5 5% off Sitewide at eBay Deal Post
Yeah just realised.. updated the post
I remember in Feb 2015, I bought a 120GB MLC SSD from Gumtree (unopened) for 90$ (in-store price was ~115$). How time has changed…
I remember I sold 2*(brand new) 8GB DDR4 RAM on Gumtree for $90 in Dec 2016. How time has changed…
Damn, you win bro.
You guys are quick. Found another link offers the same price - enjoy! https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?TRS0&_nkw=332693433715
Good work, thank you.
cheers mate :)
You should post it if you want exposure for this deal.
Cheeky Shallothead, I had it in my basket yesterday at $30 and it magically went up to $35, as I entered my code.
Yeah they price jacked when the plus15 deal started. Will wait til deal passes and goes back down to 30. Will be cheaper using pull5 code then
You gotta be quick with these sorts of deals :)
cheers OP :)
Bought one of these and a SD card from here
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/386690
plus another item for a couple of dollars and used PLUS15 for 15% off. Not bad.
Just to say it again - these are insanely slow. Do not use these as a boot drive. The mixed IO speeds are seriously lower than some HDDs.
What one can you recommend as a boot drive that's the closet in price?
Minimum you'll need to spend for an actual decent SSD is around $70-80 for 128GB, but at that point deals like the current 500GB for $135 (860 Evo / MX500) start looking more attractive.
Personally I stick to the Samsung SSDs (850/860 Evo for SATA), Cruicial MX500*, Intel SSDs, and a few unknown OEM brands (ie HP/Lenovo include decent SSDs in their products - if I can find a supplier ever, those are usually cheap).
*MX300 is quite below average in benchmarks. Kingston SSDs I've had fail on me and are quite slow.
Thanks for the feedback, will look to purchasing one of these SSD's instead of the WD.
Bet me to it lol
If you have M.2 support this was just posted recently. All the benchmarks I can find show it's not a premium top tier product, but seems to keep up okay - a lot better than the budget SATA SSDs.
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/386831 Another option if you need SATA…. Otherwise for M.2 the earlier link is now $38 for 128GB.
![WD Green 120GB SSD $33.25 (With PULL5) (2 for $59.5 with PLUS15) Delivered @ SE/Futu/Shallothead eBay [eBay Plus Members]](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/91/386691.jpg?h=e91b232d)
Unobtainable deal. Does not satisfy minimum spending requirement.