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A 2TB 7200RPM SATA drive sold factory-recertified with a 6-month warranty instead of the retail term.
We are not tracking a price for the Seagate ST2000DM008 2TB 7200RPM 3.5in SATA HDD (Factory Recertified) yet.
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The differentiator
Price history
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The opinion
Factory-recertified means the drive was returned, tested by Seagate, and resold — not that it is new stock in a plain box. Functionally it is the same ST2000DM008 mechanism at a lower price, and for bulk game storage where the data is re-downloadable that is usually a sensible trade.
The part that decides it is the warranty. The recertified term on this unit is six months against the multi-year term on retail stock, so this is the wrong drive for anything you are not backing up elsewhere. Use it as a games library, not as the only copy of anything.
Verified against UPC 763649161951. The six-month warranty term is taken from the distributor's own description of the item and is stated on the page rather than buried.
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7 of 7 values are traceable to a source we hold. The rest read “Not verified” rather than being filled in from a manufacturer page we have not checked.
The trust proof
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