worth it for the drive inside which will very likely be a red ..

You must've had one of my 3 pins lol there weren't any supplied in the box.

I've received my order but the ac adapter is European, not UK 3 pin so I can't use it. :disappointed:

Wednesday night, tracking never worked on both items

just had my 3tb mycloud and 2tb mybook delivered :smile:

Anyone know a bargain for 8TB HDD ??

I pay with PayPal but can't track parcel because it didn't ask me for password on WD so how do I track the parcel?

​Surely you're covered by the Sale of Goods Act.
Goods must be fit for purpose etc so I'd expect at least a six month cover on these in legal terms.

bought one, thanks

thanks op, ordered one

thanks for this been looking for a deal best I have found.

I assume the warranty is invalidated if you remove them from the enclosure?

It says '30-day return guarantee'. Is there no warranty beyond that period?

There is no correlation with Brexit. I just raised the point that because of price increases after the referendum vote, it is difficult to get hard drives at prices I used to buy re-certified drives. I normally staggered purchases to ensure that I have warranty on the most recent hard drive and this used to fine as hard drives used to get cheaper over time. So as somebody pointed Brexit was like the 2011 Thailand floods where the rule that hard drives become cheaper as time passes was broken.

I've got a 3tb version, works a treat. Great product.

No hard drive deals I'm aware of (yet) - I meant (electronics) in general. I'm more curious about the correlation between this deal and Brexit

Can you suggest some great deals which are available now ? May be will buy more on Friday if it is much better deal then.

​It's got nothing to do with manufacturing location, the £ has collapsed against the dollar considering computer parts are all based on the US dollar hence why everything has gone up

Were these drives manufactured in the EU? I guess Brexit now replaces 'Thailand flood 2012'...
There are loads of great deals at the moment (and will be even more Friday) - many that are better than 'pre-Brexit' *pffft*

This one most definitely wont be a WD Red - they only use the Reds in NAS or cloud based back up devices. The red drives are optimised for "always on" - the blue and green are standard & power saving. Green in a NAS or cloud device will lead to earlier failure (from my experience)

have ordered recerts from here before and never had any problems with them,
ordered the 3tb mycloud for £89.99 bargain

Seems post Brexit it is quite hard to find this - I paid £95 for 2x3TB drives in March 16 but now it is much dearer.

I cannot see any drives available for sale. Is it the same for everybody ? Badly needed some storage space :disappointed:

Anyone got a 10% code ?

Bought one of these a couple of months ago, arrived like new but kept dropping connection to my pc, ran diags on it and reported the drive was failing so had to send it back for a refund.

What's a recertified hard drive? a faulty return with a quick format done and a lesser guarantee, no thanks.

I found them quite easy to take out, just wedged a flat-head screwdriver in to lever the sides apart. Twice in the past year I've bought 2x3TB drives for £90 from this WD offer as there is usually £10 off a £100 spend

worth it for the drive inside which will very likely be a red ..

You can use practically any usb connected external drive, it really isn't fussy, you don't need a special one. I have the 3TB version of this and it works very well with Xbox One. That said I've nearly filled it, not as hard as you would think with regular 360 bc updates adding more games almost daily and GWG it's surprising how fast that space goes.

Will have to hope for a good deal on a 5 or 6TB this black friday...

Can you reformat this for use as a external Xbox one hard drive ?

I suppose, to be fair, I should have clarified to say that 'based on the ones i've had in the past'. I've had a my book and a my cloud and both have had red drives inside but i can certainly accept that it might not always be the case.

the case is a bit of a sod to get open though :smiley:

Terrible reliability, the software controller is abysmal.