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Hard drive prices are cheaper than a year ago? At least in the UK (zerobytes.monster)

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/thinvanilla on 2025-07-03 18:42:17.

I set up my first NAS a year ago and bought 3x8TB WD Red Plus drives direct from WD, and they were £209 each (Before discounts). Now I'm looking at the page and they're £180 each, exact same model number.

Do hard drives normally drop in price like this? Is there a chance they go up in price? I'm almost out of storage so need to buy one, making me wonder if I should buy two in case this model gets discontinued or rise in price or something.

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