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4TB WD Elements USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive (Recertified)

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Decent offer, use code for discount.. Recertified drive with 1-Year Limited Warranty.
WD Elements portable storage with USB 3.0 delivers maximum data transfer rates, universal connectivity 1TB capacity for value-conscious consumers who are looking for reliable, high-capacity storage to go. Protect your files with the free 30-day trial of WD SmartWare Pro - automatic backup software. Formatted NTFS for Windows 10 and Windows 8.1. For Mac OS X reformatting will be required.
  • High capacity in a small enclosure. The small, lightweight design offers high-capacity storage, making WD Elements the ideal companion for value-conscious consumers who want to take their important files with them.
  • Run speed 5400 rpm.
  • Storage space 5TB
  • USB 2.0.
  • USB 3.0.
  • Weight 0.13kg.
  • Size H1.5, W8.24, L11.1cm.
  • Technical support provided by the manufacturer.

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kas786's avatar
Price now £79.99 before discount so £72 after discount. Gone up by £10 since this deal was posted
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  1. TommyL's avatar
    Just bought a couple 2tb drives. For family members who have too much data in cloud and need to reduce their monthly bills.
    Wilson_J's avatar
    Make sure you setup some sort of redundancy. Worst thing is when you change people’s way of things and it ends up backfiring. You get allllll the blame
  2. g_p_t's avatar
    Would those work ok with Xbox series x ?
    tashen's avatar
    I have one on my Series X. You can run last generation games from it. You can transfer X/S gen games between internal SSD and this to avoid downloading again....but nearly all next gen games will not run from usb external drives.
  3. hrywlms's avatar
    Thank you, I got one of those instead
  4. stranger97's avatar
    Why “they all” have weird Micro-B connector
  5. rv10's avatar
    What drives are inside these? Assuming you can crack open and put inside a PC using Sata?
    Magnets's avatar
    WD usb portable drives have USB built in to the main PCB. You can't detach it (edited)
  6. kas786's avatar
    Price gone up again now £72 after discount. So this deal is expired now
  7. nobbynuts's avatar
    Shame it can't be shucked
    hotfinder's avatar
    Shame it can't be shucked

    Always reminds me of the Black Shuck song by The Darkness when someone says this
  8. Gormond's avatar
    I have three of these but ordered another, cheers!
  9. CoolCab's avatar
    pretty good. i've had one going for some time now and it works great, no issues with the "recert" status or what have you
    ImmyDealHunter's avatar
    Hi what is the speed like on these? are they comparable to SSD or is that a stupid question lol
  10. uni's avatar
    Thanks. Been waiting on a 5tb or even 4tb for a while at a decent price for usb powered drive.
  11. shoo1234's avatar
    Ordered 5tb, tks
  12. sandersoni's avatar
    Ordered!
  13. Swarfega's avatar
    4GB still works
  14. hotfinder's avatar
    Can't login. No emails for password reset either
    ezra.poundland's avatar
    happens every single time i buy from these so i just use guest checkout
  15. catchacold22's avatar
    Will hold out for a new one
    aLV426's avatar
    Why?
  16. djt987's avatar
    Code not working?

    oh its the 4tb thats £54.90 not the 5 (edited)
  17. shopkeeper's avatar
    Worried that there refurbs but if you are using them just to archive files and put the drive away, is there much less chance of them failing? Common sense would say that would be the case but you just never know with tech? (edited)
    chrisjlocke's avatar
    Any drive can fail. I've bought many refurb drives and the only one that has failed is the one I trod on.
    If your data is important, you'll have a backup of it, so the drive failing is irrelevant. (edited)
  18. Slowpoke's avatar
    Ordered one cheers
  19. samela's avatar
    One of mine died a month outside of the warranty elapsing
    chrisjlocke's avatar
    A warranty is just an extra on top of your statutory rights. If the drive failed before a 'reasonable' period (which is a bit vague) you're still entitled to a repair or replacement.
  20. rizla123's avatar
    Great deal, thanks OP
  21. anti5580's avatar
    I think the price for the 5TB has gone up now, £66 when code applied.
  22. RoadieRunner's avatar
    Nice one op, have ordered the 5tb.

    The price has increased though by £6
  23. JoeSpur's avatar
    5TB has increased in price...
  24. jungleboy123's avatar
    site is kaput, it kicked me out from ordering too.
  25. IrishMan's avatar
    Wouldn't touch these, bought a 2tb a year ago, failed after a month, their "support" is terrible.
  26. aLV426's avatar
    Meh, I'll pass, I bought a new 5TB for £70 from the previous Currys deal
  27. Slowpoke's avatar
    expired
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