Large Capacity HDD's (6TB-20TB)

[kiranrss]

paid for 2X14 TB Thanks for confirming

 

[GPMlore]

Paid for one Seagate 16TB. Thanks @aasimenator

 

[aasimenator]

All 16TB Out of Stock.. Please don't place any orders. I will check and update stock later in the afternoon directly to those that have sent me a DM before.

Update on stock:

2 x 16TB HDD available < on hold for @b.life, next people in line are @haraakiri

3 x 14TB HDD available

Please place the orders now on the website directly I cannot track them with so many requests, to those that want to know about the price difference between listing here and on my website, there is a 2% payment gateway charge along with Rs. 150 as listing+hosting charges per product.

@b.life has backed out, @haraakiri wants 3-4 drives so 2 x 16TB drives are now back on sale. can be purchased directly on the website linked below or through DM here.

2 x 16TB HDD available

3 x 14TB HDD available

 

[aasimenator]

Poll is now live - to get an idea of how many people want drives and of what capacity so I can import accordingly. Select the Size and then Select the brand. don't select multiple sizes.

I still have 3 x 14Tb HDD available, want to get rid of them at the earliest possible, So I am pricing it aggressively at Rs. 13500/- each ONLY if someone wants to buy all 3

 

[jayanttyagi]

Get me 3 WD HC510 10TB.

 

[haraakiri]

paid for 3x14TB drives.

 

[guest_999]

Interestingly, 12-14TB category seems to be not as popular as 8-10TB & 16-18TB category. Many ppl who have quite large amt of data usually got 4TB internal &/or 4TB portable external hdd during low price era of 2019-2023. I would assume that such ppl would buy large internal capacity hdd to transfer data from all those drives for consolidation or backup in which case having 12-14TB makes more sense as it is a bigger multiple of 4 with around 2TB space remaining compared to 8/10TB which would be filled with two 4TB hdd with around 2TB space remaining. 8-10TB hdd are best suited for those who currently have a single 4TB hdd (internal or external). Running multiple hdd also add to electricity cost so it is always better to buy such large capacity hdd in a manner that will cut down your existing running hdd setup by at least half. It is also suggested to have backup in a different drive if data is important & not easily reobtainable & for such large drives the backup drive needs to be equally large unless getting such drive simply as a download dump for easily reobtainable media.

 

[Silent47Assassin]

The reason for not opting for a bigger drive than 10 tb might also have to do with how much free space is currently available for folks vs how much time they think they will need to fill up that space based on their past utilisation rate. If that time is quite long (say more than 2 years), it might not justify buying bigger drives now with limited warranty, as the drives may fail by that time (not saying the drives are in bad shape), resulting in unnecessary expenditure that could have been avoided.

I have no complaints about the health & warranty vs pricing of the drives on offer here, and frankly, it's really good. This is just a possible explanation to justify the demand pattern.