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WD Elements Desktop External Hard Drive - 5TB USB 3.0 / USB 2.0 £89.99! @ Currys / PC World
£89.99Currys Deals
Bargain price for a 5TB External HDD
Blurb
Store large volumes of files on the 5 TB Western Digital Elements Desktop External Hard Drive, featuring USB 3.0 technology for fast transfer rates.
Large, fast external storage
The 5 TB of drive space allows you to store photos, videos, songs, projects and other documents comfortably.
The WD Elements Hard Drive has both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 technology for maximum connective flexibility. Enjoy incredibly fast transfer rates for even the largest files with USB 3.0, helping you stay productive.
This hard drive includes a free trial of WD SmartWare Pro automatic backup software.
Helps your computer perform better
Connecting the WD Elements External Hard Drive to your PC help you to free up space on its internal hard drive.
You'll be able to transfer and back up to the drive so that your computer runs smoother and faster. It's formatted for NTFS and is compatible with Windows 8, 7, Vista or XP. You'll also be able to reformat it for Mac.
Available for delivery from PCWorld ebay store here : ebay.co.uk/itm…568?hash=item1c5cd25940:g:hCMAAOSwLzdWSds6
The above is for those who cannot collect locally
- danskis
Blurb
Store large volumes of files on the 5 TB Western Digital Elements Desktop External Hard Drive, featuring USB 3.0 technology for fast transfer rates.
Large, fast external storage
The 5 TB of drive space allows you to store photos, videos, songs, projects and other documents comfortably.
The WD Elements Hard Drive has both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 technology for maximum connective flexibility. Enjoy incredibly fast transfer rates for even the largest files with USB 3.0, helping you stay productive.
This hard drive includes a free trial of WD SmartWare Pro automatic backup software.
Helps your computer perform better
Connecting the WD Elements External Hard Drive to your PC help you to free up space on its internal hard drive.
You'll be able to transfer and back up to the drive so that your computer runs smoother and faster. It's formatted for NTFS and is compatible with Windows 8, 7, Vista or XP. You'll also be able to reformat it for Mac.
Available for delivery from PCWorld ebay store here : ebay.co.uk/itm…568?hash=item1c5cd25940:g:hCMAAOSwLzdWSds6
The above is for those who cannot collect locally
- danskis
Just not a fan of such a huge single drive, heat added though for the price
Previous models all have removable drives don't see this being any different
If it's the same as the 4TB... I removed np and fitted internally. warrantee voided though as it'll never go back together properly again, use a old credit card to open it up.
WD Green inside the 4TB btw
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True, and can alway return if cheaper elseware, with the free delivery/distance selling regs
1 orderd for home delivery cheers op! (restrained from buying 2...just lol
where's this talk from ?
It's them voices again
U.S thread started in april guys opened them up here have a read lime-technology.com/for…0.0
youtube.com/wat…j7k - This guy got a Green drive, I'm guessing they will all be the same?
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Just saying
afaik the mybooks are networked
So luck of the draw by the looks of it (some are red some green) which means ye we will get greens (_;)
pretty much
think it this way: unless you are desperate for one asap, good hard drives deals always come up eventually... I ve got a couple of external hd still sealed in their package more than a couple months now...hope it helps..
And an ordering/delivery website that works properly and recognises addresses - bonus (yes, looking at you Tesco online)
Thanks gooner, Hot as ...
Bargain of a drive
And WD too! Just in time to replace my aging 1.5tb Samsung which is nearly full
Heat OP!
A couple of years ago, people said that about 2TB drives but nobody thinks twice about using those now.
Really ?....... I don't own any drives over 1TB now .......lost too much data over the years.
That's what backups are for.
Great for a back up of the back up
Will be well chuffed if it comes with a WD Red.
You need more eggs, and maybe some where to backup your eggs. (oh, 5tb scarry!)
You'd have to be pretty naive to store all your important stuff on one external HDD.
"Blessed is the Pessimist as he hath made the backup"
These big drives are fine as long as you are prepared to lose one with a catastrophic failure. I'd want a full local backup of everything on the drive plus a cloud/off-site copy of the most important data. A season of Breaking Bad is replaceable. Family photos aren't.