Target has the Western Digital WD Elements 2 TB External Hard Drive for $69.00. Can amazon price match this deal.
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if they lower the price to 69 I will buy it right now at this very moment as well!
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I saw the lightning deal, but could not get it in time.They put me on a waiting list, and I don't know how long I have to wait to find out if I'll get it or not.
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Yes, I have the same question. And also looks like Staples will be having this same drive at the same price on their Cyber Monday deals (as posted on official Staples Facebook). Amazon, can we please get a price lowering on this?
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I saw the lightning deal but when click link it still has it at $89 with no lightning deal button to add item to cart
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I believe a Western Digital drive would work fine. I bought 2 of them for myself.
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What i first got for the docking station was a Western Digital Green 2TB 3.5" HD & partitioned it in half - one side to use as a backup for my MacBook Pro & the other side as storage for music, movies & the like...works fine. Seagate also makes good HD's... you'll just have to shop around to find something suitable...1TB drives can be found 2nd hand for a very good price - just need to check it out first... got my 2TB for $50 from someone that moved up to a 4TB drive & just didn't need the other any more. Had brought the dock w/ me to check it out. May you find what you need... Raimon What i first got for the docking station was a Western Digital Green 2TB 3.5" HD & partitioned it in half - one side to use as a backup for my MacBook Pro & the other side as storage for music, movies & the like...works fine. Seagate also makes good HD's... you'll just have to shop around to find something suitable...1TB drives can be found 2nd hand for a very good price - just need to check it out first... got my 2TB for $50 from someone that moved up to a 4TB drive & just didn't need the other any more. Had brought the dock w/ me to check it out. May you find what you... » Read More What i first got for the docking station was a Western Digital Green 2TB 3.5" HD & partitioned it in half - one side to use as a backup for my MacBook Pro & the other side as storage for music, movies & the like...works fine. Seagate also makes good HD's... you'll just have to shop around to find something suitable...1TB drives can be found 2nd hand for a very good price - just need to check it out first... got my 2TB for $50 from someone that moved up to a 4TB drive & just didn't need the other any more. Had brought the dock w/ me to check it out. May you find what you need... Raimon « Show Less
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I ordered mine on January 20 and still not a peep from Amazon...just visited the 5th avenue store and they had a shelf full of the 500 Gb model (no 1 TB models anywhere though...). Amazon should at least give us some kind of update on when they expect them!
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In Best Buy the 2TB is $119.99 -- on Amazon it's $149.99.Amazon is slipping.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Currently we carry: -500G for $99 -1TB for $139 -2TB for $199 Please let us know if you would like to go with 2TB.
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I just purchased a WD RE 4T drive from Amazon (Amazon reseller Aeon Micro Inc.). I went to the Western Digital site to register my drive and after entering the serial number, the registration confirmation indicated that my warranty is for 1 year. After registering, the only option provided on the WD site is to extend the warranty for one additional year for $24.95. The drive appears to be a new OEM drive. The 5 year limited warranty indicated on the Amazon product description is false. It is 1 year with an option to buy 1 additional year. Other than the misleading warranty information the product seems great and a good value. I just purchased a WD RE 4T drive from Amazon (Amazon reseller Aeon Micro Inc.). I went to the Western Digital site to register my drive and after entering the serial number, the registration confirmation indicated that my warranty is for 1 year. After registering, the only option provided on the WD site is to extend the warranty for one additional year for $24.95. The drive appears to be a new OEM drive. The 5 year limited warranty indicated on the Amazon product description is false. It is 1 year with an option to buy 1 additional year. Other than the misleading warranty information the... » Read More I just purchased a WD RE 4T drive from Amazon (Amazon reseller Aeon Micro Inc.). I went to the Western Digital site to register my drive and after entering the serial number, the registration confirmation indicated that my warranty is for 1 year. After registering, the only option provided on the WD site is to extend the warranty for one additional year for $24.95. The drive appears to be a new OEM drive. The 5 year limited warranty indicated on the Amazon product description is false. It is 1 year with an option to buy 1 additional year. Other than the misleading warranty information the product seems great and a good value. « Show Less
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Most welcome. You might consider getting the 64 GB version of this drive instead of the 16 GB. It will give you a lot more flexibility, and at $24.99 you'll be paying 39 cents/GB instead of 63 cents/GB for the 16 GB drive. Just a thought.
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I haven't opened my case yet, but I have a 500 GB solid state drive. It's possible it can be a Western Digital, but I don't know if they vary based on drive size. The 1 TB drive could be from a different manufacturer.
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I did have the same problem but contacted Amazon support. They were very useful and put a credit the equivalent of the discount on my account. This way, a few minutes later when I was finally able to complete the purchase, the $30 discount showed at check-out and I was able to get the drive at the deal price. You can try contacting them in case they would do the same for you. I received my drive today and am in the process of installing it. Good luck!
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Wow. I just checked what you were talking about. That $84.99 must be a bizarre misprint. Just order as many $10.99single units as needed. It's inexpensive and works for simple storage.
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Hi, Yes. We have the following available,WD 1002FBYS pull from machine with Dell logo, 3 months warranty $46.50. thx.
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I have a "very old" External Hard drive...not this make/model...I turn it on once/quarter to backup recent files...it's probably over 3 years old. Recently, I bought one of these WD Elite 500GB models...my plan is to backup on two externals...in case one fails. I know this seems lame, but it is the only way to ensure everything sticks around. Seems like its worth the extra $100.
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Yeah, Amazon's got this info really messed up...I can't figure out what the difference is between this model and one $40 cheaper, as apparently they're both Atoms with 2GB and 64GB storage. The price difference would make sense if one of them had more storage (or SOMETHING), but I can't figure out what the difference is.
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I bought a Seagate 1tB about two years ago. I've had to have it replaces twice already and I'm looking for a third replacement. I still have a 150Gb WD drive that I bought nearly a decade ago. In my experience, I would go with the WD... I'm about to buy this one.
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I have the WDE1UBK10000N and it is a solid well built external! I don't think you can go wrong with the elements terabyte hdd!
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