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2 TB WD Elements SE (Recertified)
2 TB WD Elements SE (Recertified)
2 TB WD Elements SE (Recertified)
2 TB WD Elements SE (Recertified)
2 TB WD Elements SE (Recertified)
2 TB WD Elements SE (Recertified)
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Posted 7 September 2023

2 TB WD Elements SE (Recertified)

£36.99
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Full SpecificationsFeatures
  • USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 compatibility
  • Improve PC performance
  • WD quality inside and out
  • High capacity in a compact design
  • WD Discovery enabled

Capacity
2 TB
Connector
Micro-B
Compatibility
Formatted NTFS for Windows® 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7. Reformatting may be required for other operating systems. Compatibility may vary depending on user’s hardware configuration and operating system.


Interface
  • USB 3.0
  • USB 2.0

In The Box
  • Portable hard drive
  • USB 3.0 cable
  • WD DiscoveryTM software for drive management
  • Quick install guide

Warranty
1-Year Limited Warranty
Dimensions (L x W x H)
110.07mm x 81.57mm x 12.8mm
Weight
130gms
Model Number
WDBEPK0020BBK-WESN
Operating Temperature
5°C to 35°C
Non-Operating Temperature
-20°C to 65°C
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  1. googanhiem's avatar
    Checking the smart data on the 3 I've bought over the years, they're more like "open box", as there are only a handful of hours on them.
    All have been working for years now. I have one thats been running 24/7 for a year straight now.
    Piranha_Plant's avatar
    What App do you need to check that?
  2. lutherinlondon's avatar
    Would these be suitable as extra storage for a PS4?
    eternald's avatar
    Yep use one for ps4/5 and one for the one x works perfectly
  3. sKiTz-0's avatar
    Thanks. Been hanging on for a decent deal on a 2tb drive. Managed to snag one. Bargain at this price.
  4. barneyb's avatar
    Would you trust your data on one of these? Seriously!
    deleted1949126's avatar
    You shouldn't trust it on just one drive, you should have backups
  5. toge's avatar
    Can these be shucked? For nas
    googanhiem's avatar
    Nope. Pretty much all the current wd 2.5" sized usb drives are not sata.
  6. Piranha_Plant's avatar
    What does SE Recertified mean?
    zaphod79's avatar
    SE is their 'name' for the drive , its the model type so this is not just a Elements its an Elements SE (special edition?) , I *think* the SE vs non SE is to do with the cable type but you can just ignore that part

    Recertified means reconditioned (by Western Digital themselves) so this is not a new drive its a drive that failed or was returned to them , they reconditioned it and are now selling it cheaper than a new one.
  7. Somersett's avatar
    There is nothing LESS reliable than these old (engineering design) small external HDDs. At the same time flash costs hardly more per TB, and is infinitely better in every metric
    ando's avatar
    Show us all this 2tb ssd or usb then that costs "hardly more" than £37
  8. TheDoctor's avatar
    Need them to bring the 4tb back in stock. Gotta get one of these to store all my films n series on.
    damian.hunt's avatar
    Why? Everything streams legitimately or not
  9. CoolCab's avatar
    well, I don't think you're touching 37 pounds. this I think would be the low end ish? this is expired but similar promos are pretty common, flash storage has legit plummeted

    hotukdeals.com/sha…625

    and then an enclosure, I got one for 11 pounds I think? get them cheaper here and there. you miiiiight be able to get 1tb at ballpark that figure tho. be a bit of a push.

    I would also disagree that nvme is better at every metric tho. if you are continuously writing and clearing the disk - security cam footage, or something like nvidias instant replay for example - then platter imo probably has an argument given that's going to negatively impact SSD longevity doing all those writes constantly. so even before you get into cost there are some jobs it's better for. right tool for the right job.
  10. asanchez's avatar
    Thanks OP , great price and just purchased!
  11. Invisc's avatar
    Thanks OP, ordered.
  12. badheadday's avatar
    Excellent, thanks very much.
  13. deleted1949126's avatar
    Should be cheaper, can get 2tb ssd for bit more
    Stitch123's avatar
    What SSD would you recommend ?
  14. aLV426's avatar
    Almost at my £15/Tb threshold, but not quite, also I rather have a larger capacity.
    Heat added all the same though...
    badheadday's avatar
    The 4 TB version meets your criteria.
  15. Allthemoney's avatar
    I'm getting shipping at nearly £10 what am I doing wrong
  16. mojonaut's avatar
    Could this be formatted to work as a Time Machine backup on a Mac?

    (Not a Mac owner myself so don't know much about them, but a non techy friend says his existing Samsung one has died and is looking for a replacement).
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