This 18TB WD external HDD is still massively discounted – even though Prime Day is over!

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Prime Day has finished, but hard drive deals don't get better than this

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Amazon Prime Day is officially over, and you'll definitely struggle to find a better external hard drive deal!

Amazon have left $240 knocked off the price of this WD 18TB external hard drive, putting the cost-per-TB at $16 – or just slightly over 1 cent per GB. And its not even Prime Day any more!

Today's best Western Digital 18TB Hard Drive deal

Western Digital 18TB Elements Desktop External Hard Drive
Western Digital 18TB Elements Desktop External Hard Drive: was $530 now $290 at Amazon

This 18TB hard drive the perfect home backup solution, and can handle thousands of files with ease. This discount is still an absolute steal with that massive $240 price cut. Don't forget to apply the coupon to get the full deal!

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Despite Prime Day finishing yesterday, this deal stopped me in my tracks. It's not often you see a hard drive of this capacity in a deal as good as this.

The USB 3.2 Gen 1 connection offers instant plug-and-store capability to help you backup all your important data at a blistering 5 Gbit/s.

It's slim, too, at just ‎5.31 x 1.89 x 6.53 inches and weighing just 2.67 pounds, it certainly won't break the bank and will keep your desk looking neat and tidy.

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