Pretty good price if you're eBay Plus member and able to C&C.
Thanks to sirrobin for the Original 15% off on eBay for eBay Plus Members, 10% off for Non Members eBay Deal Post.
Pretty good price if you're eBay Plus member and able to C&C.
Thanks to sirrobin for the Original 15% off on eBay for eBay Plus Members, 10% off for Non Members eBay Deal Post.
2tb = 9mm
the 3 and 4tb would be 15mm for those who want to put them in a ps4 etc.
@imcold - I finally went in to office works to grab one of the 3TB on Saturday, they checked the system and no one has any, no replacement orders either.
They had the 4TB reduced to clear at $158, I politely advised it would need to be ~$132 to compare value, so he checked and out it through at $130. I know, photo OIDH. (No chance to post it, or even open it).
Then i saw Bing Lee's reduced price, there was no 20% off so didn't feel too bad… until now ;(
I bought 2 for 99 ea. Why arent they stocking them anymore does anyone know?
Damn thats a good price. I bought one last week for $159 @ jb.
Does it need to be connected to power?
No. Portable drives do not need additional power.
It's powered through the USB cable connected.
Shuckable?
Would like to know too, this is great $/GB.
Yes, it's shuckable.
All gone :(
That didn't last long lol there goes plan b.
Plan C would be external caddy for spare 750gb drives from SSD upgrades. Not sure how it would cost me $120 for min spend.
They seems to be more of this drive in stock now, not sure for how long
Just saw your post and noticed OOS again :( come on BINGLEE !
I only like Western Digital drives, and I've been waiting for a long time for a portable WD 6TB to come out, so I can get all my backup on one drive.
But 4TB has been the limit for a long time, and it's good to see the prices dropping, but is there any word of when WD 6TB portable drives are due to come out?
Seagate has had a 5TB portable drive out for a while now.
https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/seagate-5t…
I know, I've seen it and I'm tempted but I just don't like Seagate's higher failure rate. I've been WD only for a long time but have used both at work years ago.
Save about $2/tb vs a 3tb drive from office works?