Black Friday Hard Drive Deals, Judged by Price per TB
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A real Black Friday hard drive deal costs less per TB than drives of the same size and condition typically cost today — not just less than a seller's reference price. The list below shows only offers that pass that test, best deal first.
Seagate Exos X24 ST24000NM000C 24TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gb/s 512MB Cache CMR 3.5-Inch Enterprise Hard Drive
$799.99 · $33.33/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #1 at $33.33/TB — 37% below the typical 24TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5".
MaxDigitalData 6TB 7200RPM 128MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive for Surveillance (MD6000GSA12872DVR) - 3 Years Warranty
$199.99 · $33.33/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #2 at $33.33/TB — 37% below the typical 6TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5", 3 yr warranty.
HGST Ultrastar He12 | HUH721212ALE601 | 0F27454 | 12TB 7200 RPM 256MB SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Cache | 512E | BitLocker Hard Drive Encryption | Power Disable Function |
$339.99 · $28.33/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #3 at $28.33/TB — 36% below the typical 12TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5".
Seagate Barracuda 20TB Internal Hard Drive, 7200 U/Min, 512MB Cache, SATA 6Gb/s, 3.5" (ST20000DM001)
$599.99 · $30.00/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #4 at $30.00/TB — 33% below the typical 20TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5".
Toshiba MG Series Enterprise 10TB 3.5’’ SATA 6Gbit/s Internal HDD 7200RPM 550TB/year 24/7 Operation. MG06ACA10TE
$320.00 · $32.00/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #5 at $32.00/TB — 31% below the typical HDD across all sizes. Used condition, SATA.
Seagate 8TB BarraCuda Internal Hard Drive | SATA 6 Gb/s (ST8000DM004) | Desktop HDD for everyday PC storage, gaming, & computing. Trusted reliability with 2-Year Warranty + 2-Year Rescue
$279.99 · $35.00/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #6 at $35.00/TB — 28% below the typical 8TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 2 yr warranty.
Seagate 8TB Expansion Desktop Hard Drive | MicroB to USB-C (STNP8000400) | New Generation of High-capacity HDD storage for backup & archive, Windows & macOS compatible. 1-Year Warranty + 1-Year Rescue
$279.99 · $35.00/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #7 at $35.00/TB — 28% below the typical 8TB HDD. New condition, USB, 1 yr warranty.
MDD 12TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gb/s 256MB Cache 3.5inch Internal Desktop Hard Drive, MD12TBGSA25672
$389.99 · $32.50/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #8 at $32.50/TB — 27% below the typical 12TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5".
Seagate IronWolf 10TB NAS Internal Hard Drive HDD – CMR 3.5 Inch SATA 6Gb/s 7200 RPM 256MB Cache for RAID Network Attached Storage (ST10000VN0008) (ST10000VNZ008/N0008)
$339.99 · $34.00/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #9 at $34.00/TB — 27% below the typical HDD across all sizes. Used condition, SATA, 3.5".
MDD MAXDIGITALDATA (MDD4000GSA6472 4TB 7200RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5inch Internal Desktop Hard Drive (for Desktop PC, Mac, CCTV DVR, Surveillence, Server, NAS)
$159.99 · $40.00/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #10 at $40.00/TB — 24% below the typical 4TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5".
Seagate 8TB Expansion Desktop Hard Drive | USB 3.0 (STKP8000400) | Desktop HDD for easy backup, plug-and-play, drag-and-drop, auto detects Windows & Mac. 1-Year Warranty + 1-Year Rescue
$304.27 · $38.03/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #11 at $38.03/TB — 21% below the typical 8TB HDD. New condition, USB, 1 yr warranty.
Seagate IronWolf Pro 14 TB NAS RAID Internal Hard Drive - 7,200 RPM SATA 6 Gb/s 3.5-inch (ST14000NE0008)
$524.00 · $37.43/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #12 at $37.43/TB — 20% below the typical 14TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5".
Western Digital 8TB WD Blue PC Internal Hard Drive HDD - 5640 RPM, SATA 6 Gb/s, 256 MB Cache, 3.5" - WD80EAAZ
$309.99 · $38.75/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #13 at $38.75/TB — 20% below the typical 8TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5".
Seagate Enterprise Capacity | ST10000NM0016 | 10TB 7200 RPM SATA 6.0Gb/s 256MB Cache Hyperscale 512e 3.5" Hard Disk Drives
$399.95 · $39.99/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #14 at $39.99/TB — 20% below the typical 10TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5".
Seagate Exos X10 ST10000NM0126 10TB 7200 RPM SATA 6Gb/s 512e 256MB 3.5in Enterprise Hard Drive
$399.99 · $40.00/TB as of Nov 15, 03:14 PM EST
Ranks #15 at $40.00/TB — 20% below the typical 10TB HDD. New condition, SATA, 3.5".
How the ranking and deal scores work
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NAS builders, Plex and media-server owners, and anyone stocking backup drives tend to buy several drives at once, and Black Friday is when many of them buy. The list above shows today's Amazon offers on hard drives of 4TB and up that cost less per TB than typical for their capacity and condition — new, renewed, or used — ranked best deal first, refreshed daily, with each price's capture time.
Sale season brings percent-off badges on everything. Those compare a drive with a reference price the seller picked, not with the market. The steadier yardstick is price per TB against what drives of the same size and condition typically cost today. This page runs that math on every offer and lists only the ones that beat typical, so a deal on a small drive can't hide behind a big percentage.
What to look for
Check the recording technology before the badge. SMR drives are cheaper per TB but slow sharply under heavy rewrites; CMR drives handle sustained and random writes predictably, which is what a NAS array or a busy media server needs. A discounted SMR drive is still the wrong drive for that job, whatever the percentage says.
Match the drive class and warranty to the job, not to the discount. Desktop-class drives are rated for about 120 TB of writes a year with 2-year warranties; entry NAS-class for 180 TB and 3 years; pro NAS and enterprise-class for 550 TB and 5 years. A strong price per TB on a desktop drive is not a NAS bargain, so weigh the workload rating and warranty alongside the score.
Buy all the bays at once, and read the fine print on packs and condition. Most RAID setups use every drive at the size of the smallest, so matching capacities matters more than grabbing one bargain — a sale is the practical time to fill an array in a single order. Multi-packs can top a price-per-TB list, and each entry flags them. Renewed drives are scored only against other renewed drives; their warranty comes from the seller, not the maker, and usually runs shorter.
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FAQ
When do Black Friday hard drive deals start?
On Amazon, before the day itself. Recent Black Friday events have run about 12 days, starting the week before Thanksgiving and ending on Cyber Monday, with new deals added daily while supplies last. Popular offers can sell out early, so check the list more than once.
Are Black Friday hard drive deals actually good?
Some are, and some only look good. A real deal is priced below today's typical price per TB for its size and condition — the check this page applies to every offer — while a percent-off badge measures only against a reference price the seller chose.
Should I buy NAS drives on Black Friday?
Yes, if you already know the array you want. Filling every bay with the same capacity avoids the wasted space that mixed sizes cause in most RAID setups, and a sale is a natural time to buy several drives at once. Favor CMR recording and a NAS-class or better workload rating over the boldest percentage.
Are renewed hard drives on Black Friday worth it?
They can be, when the price sits below the renewed market. Here a renewed drive is judged only against other renewed drives of the same capacity, so its score reflects today's renewed prices, not new-drive prices. The trade-off is support: the warranty comes from the seller and is usually shorter.