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Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Amazon.com - Sale on Storage and Memory Products
(expired)

Sale on storage and memory products by SanDisk and Western Digital, including:
- SanDisk Extreme Pro 64GB SD Card for $16. The "Extreme Pro" line are some of the best quality SD cards on the market, and we recommend them for people with mirrorless and SLR cameras.
- SanDisk Ultra 400GB MicroSD Memory Card for $45. Normally about $55. Many Android devices, laptops, and non-Apple products have MicroSD slots for adding storage.
- Western Digital 12TB External/Desktop Hard Drive for $175. Normally about $200+. This line of Western Digital "Elements" drives are some of the best on the market for backups and storage.
- Western Digital Black SN750 2TB M.2 2280 SSD Card for $340. Normally over $400.

Monday, February 24, 2020

BestBuy.com - Western Digital 8TB External/Desktop USB Hard Drive for $130
(repost)

Western Digital Easystore 8TB USB3.0 External/Desktop hard drive for $130. One of the highest rated USB hard drives on the market today, and useful for storing a lot of backups.

Best Buy had sold it for $120 around Black Friday, and $130 is still a great deal.

A method called "shucking" is a popular way to get a high quality 8TB internal drive for NAS and fileserver computers. Popping open the enclosure voids the 2-year warranty, but does give a 8TB Western Digital Red drive that would normally cost about $210.

Friday, February 21, 2020

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

BestBuy.com - Western Digital External/Desktop 12TB USB Hard Drive $180
(expired)

Western Digital 12TB External/Desktop USB3.0 Hard Drive for $180 today. This is an excellent quality hard drive for backing up photos, videos, and important files.

Some people have popped open the case and removed the 12TB hard drive for use in a NAS, file server, or hard drive docking station. This is called "shucking", and with a little physical effort of prying opening the case (watch this video and use these guitar picks), you can get a 3.5" Western Digital Red 12TB hard drive that would normally cost over $300. This may void the 2-year warranty, though.