I ordered two of the $69 SSD just to see what I will get. It’s a reputable seller but the price is extremely low, even if they’re worn down to 50 % or whatever?
I ordered two of the $69 SSD just to see what I will get. It’s a reputable seller but the price is extremely low, even if they’re worn down to 50 % or whatever?
I offered 140 USD each but I guess somebody else bought them immediatelyOut of stock already
Wow that was a cheap price. I have a couple of smaller capacity 1633a's and they are really old. And not that fast, speed is slightly inconsitent And kind of power hungry.
But dang it was cheap.
The listing says they're new:I ordered two of the $69 SSD just to see what I will get. It’s a reputable seller but the price is extremely low, even if they’re worn down to 50 % or whatever?
I expect the order will be cancelled though, this seems like a pricing mistake. If you look at their other listings the prices are what you would expect for an enterprise SSD.Dell 400-BBQW / TN0R2 3.84TB 2.5" SFF 12Gbps TLC 512e HS Read Intensive SAS Solid State Drive Kit 8FKXC, KPM5XRUG3T84 - Brand New

I was just surfing their other listings.. so yeah we will seeeThe listing says they're new:
I expect the order will be cancelled though, this seems like a pricing mistake. If you look at their other listings the prices are what you would expect for an enterprise SSD.
Yeah, seems too good to be true in these trying times. 1 year ago maybe..The listing says they're new:
I expect the order will be cancelled though, this seems like a pricing mistake. If you look at their other listings the prices are what you would expect for an enterprise SSD.
The lowest I paid for SSDs was around $50/TB. $69 for 3.84TB would be an exceptional price even before our current AI-inspired hellscape.in october/november 2025, theese prices would be normal...
I’ve purchased SAS SSDs for $30/TB before so this would be quite cheaper. For me this will be taking a chance since I’m in Europe and routing the package through a forwarder. Makes for much harder returns.. Will take a week longer to arrive but for a fraction of the cost they wanted on eBay ($150 postage for one drive). If they ever send a package..The lowest I paid for SSDs was around $50/TB. $69 for 3.84TB would be an exceptional price even before our current AI-inspired hellscape.
Dell 5RJND Samsung MZILG1T6HCJRAD3 MZ-ILG1T60 PM1655 1.6TB 2.5" 24Gbps SAS SSD $79
Feels like this also probably is priced wrong.
Hmm... They even added more stock to the listing?! Without changing the price..Well whatever they are doing, they haven’t fixed it yet Dell 400-BBQW / TN0R2 3.84TB 2.5" SAS SSD Kit 8FKXC, KPM5XRUG3T84 | eBay
Their shipping map shows they're in Southern California, I imagine they're just waking up to inbox Armageddon.I'm even starting to get my hopes up (just a tiny bit) since they haven't canceled the order yet...![]()
These aren't horrible prices for brand new items. 12Gbps into 1.6TB for only $109 is not too bad, if you have a 12Gbps SAS channel handy. Got me looking on eBay for LSI 9300 series cards, and finding several under $20
Well they'reThese aren't horrible prices for brand new items. 12Gbps into 1.6TB for only $109 is not too bad, if you have a 12Gbps SAS channel handy. Got me looking on eBay for LSI 9300 series cards, and finding several under $20
Oh, wild. They updated since I hit those URLs this morning. That is, indeed, horrible pricing. Booo. Get it right the first time, yo.Well they're$95$969 and$109$1499 now..That's horrible pricing to me...
These aren't horrible prices for brand new items. 12Gbps into 1.6TB for only $109 is not too bad, if you have a 12Gbps SAS channel handy. Got me looking on eBay for LSI 9300 series cards, and finding several under $20
That's less than 16 euros!