Unfortunately, this deal has expired 8 July 2023.
4TB WD Elements Portable (Recertified) £54.99 @ Western Digital
4TB WD Elements Portable (Recertified) £54.99 @ Western Digital
4TB WD Elements Portable (Recertified) £54.99 @ Western Digital
*
241°
Posted 19 May 2023

4TB WD Elements Portable (Recertified) £54.99 @ Western Digital

£54.99
Free ·
Dark_Devil's avatar
Shared by
Dark_Devil
Joined in 2012
20
170

About this deal

This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:

More External Hard Drive deals

Find more like this

See all deals

Discover more deals on our homepage

4TB WD Elements Portable (Recertified)
Western Digital More details at
Community Updates
Edited by Dark_Devil, 19 May 2023
New Comment

You may also like

22 Comments

sorted by
's avatar
  1. justabout72's avatar
    justabout72
    Put 4tb in the title dude
    Dark_Devil's avatar
    Dark_Devil Author
    Done
  2. moneee's avatar
    moneee
    Oh but it's recertified
    TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    TristanDeCoonha
    So am I, but I am allowed out again
  3. murraysinclair3's avatar
    murraysinclair3
    Just to point out for those wondering that these are not suckable. Currently have a few of them and found out the hard way.
    TheShadowWalker's avatar
    TheShadowWalker
    I'm sorry what? Why on earth would you suck them?
  4. Brutes's avatar
    Brutes
    Use SAVE10 for an extra 10%, applies over £50 apart from some on sale.
    50226586-Uaryy.jpg (edited)
  5. lazyfatboy's avatar
    lazyfatboy
    Was £50.99 earlier this week. This is still a decent price tho obv.
    Dark_Devil's avatar
    Dark_Devil Author
    Yeah, that deal is expired.. This is new deal with slightly high price..
  6. Eagerbeaver's avatar
    Eagerbeaver
    I thought WD used to stand for Will Die? Have they improved since then?
  7. jprasad06's avatar
    jprasad06
    Use code SAVE10 at checkout.

    50226582-yQRZQ.jpg
  8. TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    TristanDeCoonha
    Wow. I've just paid £168 for an 8tb drive. You could leave this plugged into the Shield (or other) with no worries about running out of room for a while
  9. jaizan's avatar
    jaizan
    My last NEW WD external drive failed after only a few uses. As I use external drives for back up, it follows that I want something reliable. I've never had any other brand of external drive fail.

    As I don't know how thorough their recertification process is, I have to assume that it increases the risk of a failure. This may or may not be a correct assumption, but the hassle from a drive failure far outweighs any cost saving from buying a recertified device.
    Icon's avatar
    Icon
    Bought a couple over the past year for my kids Xbox's. They chuck them in their bags etc when going over to friends as well - they've been absolutely fine no problems.
's avatar