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Samsung 860 EVO 1TB $178.20 + $15 Shipping ($0 with Plus) + Bonus $22 Samsung Cashback @ Wireless1 eBay

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eBay codes are expiring on Jul 24th and Samsung's cashback is gone on Jul 31st.

Not willing to miss out so sat down and went through sellers to find the cheapest 860 EVO 1TB on eBay at the moment.

The PONCHO10 10% off code brings Wireless1 down to $178.20. $22 cashback gives the final $156.20 shipped price.

Wireless1 EVO 860 1TB listing

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For people without eBay Plus the cheapest seems to be Electric Bay (shallothead)*.

Electric Bay EVO 860 1TB listing

PONCHO10 brings Electric bay down to $184.50. $22 cashback gives a final $162.50 shipped price.

*according to this "shallothead" is Shopping Express/KS Computers (both accepted by Samsung).

No idea what they'll put on your receipt so buy at your own risk.

Unless some new cheaper codes come out between now and July 31st these are the lowest prices avail on eBay.

Bit sad when the 10% off guys are showing up the 20% off pricejack sellers.

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  • +2

    Price in title should be before cashback.

  • Yeah I added +cashback to the title after posting.

    Figure anyone buying is going for cashback so just lump sum the total discounts.

    • +3

      Really? What am I getting negged for?

      Tough crowd…

      • +4

        Please read title rule number 2.

        • +2

          Ah, apologies then. All good.

  • Strange, Futu_Online is also KS Computers according to the invoice I got last time I bought something from their ebay store.

    • Same company operating two stores on eBay. I guess that gives them twice the exposure?

    • +3

      yeah, a few stores on eBay do this. they have multiple stores and sell similar items. not sure exactly why.

      • +4

        And have multiple listings at different prices for the same item

  • Deals on 1tb 870?

    • +1

      I think wireless 1 is more or less the cheapest for 970s as well. At least it was for the 970 Evo 500gb last week but discount was 15% back then.

  • +2

    I have a few of these now, think next drive will need to NVME

    • +2

      I have a few of these now

      Maybe consider a garage sale.

    • need to NVME

      But the human eye can only see SATA SSDs ;)

  • +1

    Top link to ebay shows: This item is out of stock.

  • Be aware that Wireless_1 sell stock that they don't have then make you wait for them to get it in.

    • Thanks for this comment - chose the safe approach and went with Shopping Express Clearance for $1 whom are zippy with their deliveries. Time is money lol.

      • I ordered ~20 mins before making this post last night.

        Just now received a "your order has been dispatched" email.

        • +1

          I ordered an iPad Pro last week only to be told the had no stock and I could expect it at the end July with no firm ETA. They are showing more than 10 available for the same iPad on their eBay page right now.

  • Even better if you just want it as a secondary drive, the 1TB QVO is $165 at Comp Alliance

    https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1TB-Samsung-2-5-860-QVO-SATA-6Gb…

    PONCHO10 brings it down to $148.5. $20 cashback gives a final $128.5 shipped price (provided you have ebay plus)

    • QVO is **** compared to the standard nand storage in the evos and pros. There's a million posts and forums on why that is.

      It's cheaper for a significant reason.

      • +1

        Yeah it's slower at sustained writes but not a big deal if you're just chucking your Steam folder on it. Read speeds still good as ever :)

        • Just sayin bruv, for how much worse it is $5-$10 just isn't worth choosing it over even the evo. I won't mention lifespan since little to no data exists for that but theoretically its also worse in that area too.

          • @Lighter Fluid: Its not $5-10 though, its like $30

            156.20 vs 128.50.

            For a read drive or lighter use drive, QVO is fine and a solid option for most.

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