Hitachi GST Ultrastar 2TB Internal SATA HD

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Hitachi GST Ultrastar 2TB Internal SATA HD
Price: $59.99
Shipping Options:: $5 Standard
Shipping Estimates: Unknown (Thursday, Apr 23 to Friday, Apr 24) + transit
Condition: Refurbished

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822145947
$49.99

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Right. Woot is no longer a woot any more. I do not even remember when was last time I bought anything from woot.

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Unreliable brand and overpriced compared to other vendors. Woot! plz…

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Cheaper item, free shipping and even the extended replacement plan is less than half the price. o_O

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Seems there’s very little reason to purchase here any longer. Suppose woot! is still filling the coffers – otherwise they’d go the way of the Dodo. W/the deals now playing, they’re doing a pretty good job of going that way. Just sayin’…

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I agree. since woot sold out to amazon and discontinued the taxsucks discount they are not the same… a woot deal can always be beat. i sold all my screaming monkeys in a garage sale.

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I just came here to note that this is cheaper elsewhere… jeez Woot. You’ve lost your edge.

Even Amazon has reconditioned ones for $55 + $8 shipping, which comes out to less than this deal. And they use the exact same product picture.

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Is it OK to purchase and trust a refurbished hard drive? Regardless of where you purchase it?

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I wouldn’t trust a hard drive that only has a 90 day warranty, especially since it’s through Woot. You’ll likely just get a refund if it fails and have to buy a new drive on your own.

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I got one of these drives a year ago. It only formatted about 1.3 Tb The rest chokes on the format and I am stuck with a cloud drive that has about 1/4 of it null and void.

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sflesch said:
“I wouldn’t trust a hard drive that only has a 90 day warranty, especially since it’s through Woot. You’ll likely just eventually get a refund if it fails and have to buy a new drive on your own.”

FTFY

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Glad I checked the comments.

This must be an extra-terrible deal if even thunderthighs hasn’t tried to defend it.

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Actually, the most reliable according to this:

Since Backblaze has tens of thousands of disks and does actually data analysis on failures I am pretty sure they know more than you do.

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So terrible it sold out already.

It was actually a good deal. Great brand, recertified… ugh. Hate I missed it as I was looking at UltraStars just yesterday.