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WD 36TB My Book Duo USB 3.1 External Hard Drive Raid 0/1 £517.48 @ Amazon
WD 36TB My Book Duo USB 3.1 External Hard Drive Raid 0/1 £517.48 @ Amazon
WD 36TB My Book Duo USB 3.1 External Hard Drive Raid 0/1 £517.48 @ Amazon
WD 36TB My Book Duo USB 3.1 External Hard Drive Raid 0/1 £517.48 @ Amazon
WD 36TB My Book Duo USB 3.1 External Hard Drive Raid 0/1 £517.48 @ Amazon
WD 36TB My Book Duo USB 3.1 External Hard Drive Raid 0/1 £517.48 @ Amazon
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Posted 29 April 2023

WD 36TB My Book Duo USB 3.1 External Hard Drive Raid 0/1 £517.48 @ Amazon

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  • The My Book Duo drive has massive capacity ideal for storing photos, videos, documents, and music. It’s super-fast when using the USB Type-C port and is universally compatible (supports USB 3.2 Gen 1 / USB 3.0 / USB 2.0) with all cables included. Two USB Type-A hub ports deliver flexibility for additional accessories.
  • MASSIVE CAPACITY. The My Book Duo drive has up to 36TB capacity with a single cable. Free up valuable space on all your computers. Store and back up your photo, video, and music collections, and important documents in one reliable place.
  • RAID 0 READY OUT OF THE BOX. Ready to perform at maximum speed and capacity in default mode, RAID-0. Reconfigure the drive to RAID-1 for redundancy (data mirroring), or use it as two independent drives (JBOD) with the included software.
  • USB 3.2 GEN 1-READY, USB 3.0 COMPATIBILITY. Compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 1 and USB 3.0, the My Book Duo drive works to deliver high-speed connectivity no matter the interface. Includes both SuperSpeed USB Type-C to Type-C and Type-C to Type-A cables.
  • USB 3.2 GEN 1/3.0 HUB PORTS. The My Book Duo drive can serve as a quasi-docking station with 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1/ USB 3.0 Type-A hub ports for accessories, including additional storage, keyboard, mouse, card readers, and USBs, or phone sync and charge.
  • 256-BIT AES HARDWARE ENCRYPTION AND PASSWORD PROTECTION. The My Book Duo drive comes with 256-bit AES Hardware Encryption built in to help keep private content secure. Set a personalized password to activate hardware encryption and data protection.
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  1. Panda221's avatar
    Panda221
    3 x 12Tb reds yeah ?!
    TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    TristanDeCoonha
    Shucks. I was looking for the 36 x 1tb version
  2. cyclonus10's avatar
    cyclonus10
    Be insane to buy anything WD right now, not been able to sell anything on their site for around a month.
    Contaminated 6.5 billion gigabytes of flash storage lost, the well documented hacking issue affecting them right now, been pretty much an awful year for them.
    Will they recover from this crisis? i'm not sure they will.
  3. Lloyd's avatar
    Lloyd
    @Pav01 Thanks for your first deal post
  4. 740540's avatar
    740540
    Not enough storage for my naughty library
  5. wakkaday's avatar
    wakkaday
    Are these reds
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    Pav01 Author
    I'd have thought so. Can't find details on this page but this supplier lists this model number with the following details:

    licotronic.com/wes…_en

    WDBFBE0360JBK-EESN

    Features:
    Massive Capacity
    RAID-0 Ready Out of the Box
    RAID-Optimized WD Red™ Drives
    It's an impressive drive
    USB 3.1 Ready, Plus USB 3.0 Hub Ports
    256-Bit AES Hardware Encryption and Password Protection
  6. Wilson_J's avatar
    Wilson_J
    Was using this to run my plex media, it’s very noisy btw
  7. stearn's avatar
    stearn
    I have 5 of these units, all run hot and I have additional fans on top to keep them to sensible temperatures (at least, what Hard Disk Sentinel considers sensible). The last one I bought (20tb) still runs 10 degrees hotter than the others without load and with load I bring in another fan to cool it. I run each as a mirrored pair of drives.

    The last two (28tb and 20tb) are noisier than the first ones (pre-pandemic) and WD have made changes to their Reds range in the last couple of years.
  8. ssimonian's avatar
    ssimonian
    879 now
  9. sabresonic's avatar
    sabresonic
    Great to see these drives dropping in price but still can't help thinking that 36tb is a lot of data to lose if that single drive fails! I guess it was no different when 1tb drives were released, the last drive I bought was a WD 6tb and I bought another 6tb to back that up as I'd be devastated if I lost everything! Am I being too risk adverse? Be interesting to hear other people's thoughts. My view might be down to losing everything on that first 1tb drive... thankfully it was just my Plex movies drive and not family photos, kids birthdays and special occasions etc. if it was I'd have been devastated which is why I always now back up to another drive... that would be expensive in this instance! It took quite a bit of time to eventually replace the movies I lost... however I wouldn't have that ability if it was family photos!
    sabresonic's avatar
    sabresonic
    Edit... Didn't read properly i.e this is actually 2 x 16tb drives!
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