Intenso 1TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive 2 year guarantee - John Lewis £69.95
Intenso 1TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive
2 year guarantee included
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Intenso 500GB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive £49.95
2 year guarantee included
The 500GB hard drive from Intenso offers design, portability and reliability. Manufactured in Germany, you can be certain that the build quality inside, matches up to the sleek design on the outside. Lightweight and durable this hard drive is ideal to carry with you wherever you go, for instant access to all your photos, music, documents and more. Powered by USB 3.0 and Intenso Backup Assistant included, you have a speedy device that will help you manage your backups. A user friendly choice as it’s compatible with PC and Mac.
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Jump to unread Post a CommentEdited By: amrit3568 on Jun 18, 2012 11:27
As per top of post it does say - Starts: 20/06/2012
I believe with John Lewis you get a 2 year warranty plus unlimited returns, so might be best with John Lewis.
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I believe with John Lewis you get a 2 year warranty plus unlimited returns, so might be best with John Lewis.
ebuyer one is 2-year guarantee too, in fairness.
This gives me a bit of a dilemma, as have a WD 1TB Passport on the way from Amazon for £89. This is £20 cheaper, but not sure if that is worth straying from what, for me, has been a proven and reliable brand.
Edited By: Splashmo on Jun 19, 2012 10:53
is the 500GB one at £49.99 the cheapest available at JL?
According to Amazon reviews it does. Pre-formatted to FAT32.
According to Amazon reviews it does. Pre-formatted to FAT32.
That makes it MAC friendly. You can easily change it to NTFS, if you want to move bigger files onto it. I've had Intenso in the past and am impressed by them, and will probably buy one of these tomorrow.
I believe with John Lewis you get a 2 year warranty plus unlimited returns, so might be best with John Lewis.
ebuyer one is 2-year guarantee too, in fairness.
That's not foxh0und's main point. John Lewis has updated their returns policy earlier this year to accept "unlimited returns" within the warranty period. No hassle. Bring in the faulty product and receive a refund or replacement on the same day. Did it with an iPad that failed on me. (battery died).
This gives me a bit of a dilemma, as have a WD 1TB Passport on the way from Amazon for £89. This is £20 cheaper, but not sure if that is worth straying from what, for me, has been a proven and reliable brand.
I had the same WD drive but it died on me after 11 months. I lost 250gb of data. WD did send me a replacement drive for free after I sent them mine. I took my fathers laptop in recently for a replacement hard drive and that too was a WD drive and the shop said they've been getting a lot WD drives in recently and that they recommend Hitachi as they very rarely get those in with faults.