At less than £19 per TB, a great deal. I bought a new one (5TB) and removed HDD for internal (PC) use.
If you intend to use the HDD in a PC then note these usually come with WD greens so make sure you use utility to change when heads are parked otherwise they will wear out quickly.
Recertified means customer returns or repairs returned to a new like condition and comes with 6 months warranty.
Other deals include:
5TB WD Desktop Elements for £94.99 (£19/TB)
6TB My Book for £129.99 (£21/TB)
3TB My Book for £54.99 (£19/TB)
3 deals per quarter per customer: http://store.wdc.com/store/wdeu/en_GB/list/ThemeID.563961000/WD_Outlet/Recertified_Desktop/parentCategoryID.21056100/categoryID.69923000
Related deal: http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/wd-cloud-2tb-recertified-61-99-western-digital-2443722
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LuckyDavid
8 May 1612#1
Click. Click. Click.
smelladeal
8 May 164#3
I bought a WD 250 Gig drive in the noughties for about 50 quid. Full of old porn now, time for an upgrade:p
mark_ed to LuckyDavid
8 May 163#4
Is that the sound of the drives dying, or the sound of you clicking deal, add to cart, checkout?
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LuckyDavid
8 May 1612#1
Click. Click. Click.
mark_ed to LuckyDavid
8 May 163#4
Is that the sound of the drives dying, or the sound of you clicking deal, add to cart, checkout?
SuperMariosDad
8 May 16#2
Excellent price. :smiley:
smelladeal
8 May 164#3
I bought a WD 250 Gig drive in the noughties for about 50 quid. Full of old porn now, time for an upgrade:p
Oneday77 to smelladeal
8 May 162#11
Don't worry you can get porn for free now and you don't even need to store it.
varunadas
8 May 16#5
The 3TB is better value with the £10 off coupon if you buy 2.(backup of each other)
SCOUSEKEVIN
8 May 16#6
Its a horrible expensive time consuming sound, the sooner SSD`s become old tech the happier I will be.
But crystal clear is a long way off yet.
DAZZ2000 to SCOUSEKEVIN
9 May 162#16
Hopefully whoever your comment was aimed at understood it because I haven't a scooby doo....sounds like weed induced banter to me :wink:
mozzer99
8 May 16#7
Can recommend WD re-certified (A 3TB WD mycloud for £67.99 a few weeks ago and seemed like new to me....)
SavageDonkey to mozzer99
8 May 16#12
Safe in the knowledge they guarantee the product for 6 months.... Quick, take my money and my precious files.
AzeemB
8 May 16#8
I suppose if you need mass storage of stuff thats not important then its good
A friend used to buy cheap hard drives, and some work ok but some eventually failed.
zebrum
8 May 162#9
You get a 20% coupon by email after a purchase and its valid for 30 days. So if buying 2 drives buy 1 then use the coupon for the second. With this coupon its often the same price or cheaper to buy new drives rather than from the outlet. E.g. the My Book Elements 5TB is £95 either way.
jimborae to zebrum
9 May 16#20
I never got one after purchasing some hard drives so i guess it's not guaranteed.
Opening post
If you intend to use the HDD in a PC then note these usually come with WD greens so make sure you use utility to change when heads are parked otherwise they will wear out quickly.
Recertified means customer returns or repairs returned to a new like condition and comes with 6 months warranty.
Other deals include:
5TB WD Desktop Elements for £94.99 (£19/TB)
6TB My Book for £129.99 (£21/TB)
3TB My Book for £54.99 (£19/TB)
3 deals per quarter per customer:
http://store.wdc.com/store/wdeu/en_GB/list/ThemeID.563961000/WD_Outlet/Recertified_Desktop/parentCategoryID.21056100/categoryID.69923000
Related deal:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/wd-cloud-2tb-recertified-61-99-western-digital-2443722
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But crystal clear is a long way off yet.
A friend used to buy cheap hard drives, and some work ok but some eventually failed.