GoKawiilSeagate 16TB Expansion external HDD drops to $399.99 at Newegg
Newegg has cut the price of Seagate's 16TB Expansion Desktop External HDD to $399.99, down from its $549.99 list price and $50 below its recent Prime Day price. The drive ships formatted in ExFAT, includes Seagate's Rescue Data Recovery service, and connects via USB 3.0 with its own external power supply.
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Storage prices have generally been rising, so a discount that undercuts a recent Prime Day deal stands out as unusually good value for buyers needing bulk storage. The drive is also popular among users who 'shuck' the enclosure to extract the internal HDD for NAS or PC use, though doing so voids the warranty and offers no guarantee of which drive model is inside.
- Seagate's 16TB Expansion Desktop HDD is $399.99 at Newegg, down from $549.99.
- The price is $50 lower than the drive's recent Prime Day discount.
- Shucking the enclosure to reuse the internal drive voids Seagate's warranty.
Seagate Expansion 16TB Desktop External HDD — This is exactly the drive featured in the article, now at a notably low price per GB. It's a plug-and-play solution formatted in ExFAT for broad compatibility, perfect for backups or expanding storage, and even popular with users who shuck the drive for NAS use.
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