2 HP 2TB SAS hard drives tracked. Prices from $34.49/TB. Updated about once a day.
At $34.49/TB, HP 2TB SAS drives are $8.41/TB cheaper than the 2TB SAS category average of $42.90/TB — strong value at this capacity.
HP OEM 2TB SAS drives are enterprise-grade units from ProLiant servers. Typically Seagate or HGST internals at $34.49/TB.
| Buy | Details | ||||||
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| $34.49 Lowest $/TB | HP P2000 2TB SAS 6G 7.2K AP072B321 | 2TB SAS-6G | Not sourced | $68.99 | Refurb | Buy on Amazon | |
Part number:AP072B321 RPM:7200 Cache:— Sector:512n Workload:— DWPD:— Form factor:3.5" Series:ProLiant OEM ASIN:B003FO4S1A Warranty:not stated by a source This offer, in its own words (the seller's note is verbatim): This offer: sold by Dealforless · Amazon says Used / LikeNew | |||||||
| $55.00 ~ 30d avg | HP P2000 2TB SAS 6G 7.2K AP072B321 | 2TB SAS-6G | Not sourced | $110.00 | New | Buy on Amazon | |
Part number:AP072B321 RPM:7200 Cache:— Sector:512n Workload:— DWPD:— Form factor:3.5" Series:ProLiant OEM ASIN:B003FO4S1A Warranty:not stated by a source This offer, in its own words (the seller's note is verbatim): This offer: sold by worldwidetechnology · Amazon says New / Unknown | |||||||
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2 in-stock listings out of 2 tracked; the cheapest is the HP P2000 2TB SAS 6G 7.2K at $68.99 ($34.49/TB). The table on this page is the live ranking.
Both are in stock: 1 new and 1 recertified or used. The cheapest new is the HP P2000 2TB SAS 6G 7.2K at $110.00, the cheapest recertified or used the HP P2000 2TB SAS 6G 7.2K at $68.99 - a 37% shelf gap between two different models, not a like-for-like discount. New carries the manufacturer's warranty; recertified a reseller's.
None of the 2 tracked listings (including the HP P2000 2TB SAS 6G 7.2K) has a manufacturer-sourced recording value yet, so this page states none - an unsourced drive is never assumed CMR.