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24TB SATA Enterprise HDD - Live Prices

7 drives tracked from $32.46/TB. Prices updated about once a day.

Best $/TB
$32.46
Average $/TB
$46.15
From
$779.00

24TB costs $32.46/TB right now against $24.76/TB at 4TB, today's best-value capacity - a 31% premium per terabyte. See the full value-frontier curve for the arithmetic, including when the premium is still the right buy for a fixed bay count.

Condition
Capacity
7 of 7 part numbers
  • $32.46/TB$779.00
    WD Ultrastar 24TB SATA WUH722424ALE604
    WUH722424ALE604
    24TB · SATA-6G
    Refurb
  • $32.92/TB$789.99
    Seagate Exos X24 24TB
    ST24000NM002H
    24TB · SATA-6G
    Refurb
  • $41.00/TB$984.00
    WD Ultrastar 24TB SATA WUH722624ALE6L4
    WUH722624ALE6L4
    24TB · SATA-6G
    Refurb
  • $45.83/TB$1,099.95
    Seagate BarraCuda 24TB ST24000DM001
    ST24000DM001
    24TB · SATA-6G
    New
  • $54.66/TB$1,311.83
    WD Red Pro 24TB WD241KFGX
    WD241KFGX
    24TB · SATA-6G
    New
  • $56.67/TB$1,359.99
    WD Ultrastar 24TB SATA WUH722624ALE6L4
    WUH722624ALE6L4
    24TB · SATA-6G
    New
  • $59.54/TB$1,429.00
    WD Purple Pro 24TB WD241PURP
    WD241PURP
    24TB · SATA-6G
    New

Guides for this capacity: skyhawk ai 32tb vs 24tb · wd purple pro 26tb vs 24tb · seagate exos 25tb vs 24tb · synology hat5320 24tb vs ultrastar hc590 · hpe 26tb vs 24tb · dell 32tb vs 24tb hard drive · dell 24tb sas vs sata · lenovo thinksystem 24tb sas vs sata · the HDD price forecast · fill a NAS at today's prices

Every tracked 24TB SATA drive

Every listing we track at this size - 10 product pages, including ones with no current offer. Out-of-stock pages carry specs and in-stock alternatives, never a stale price.

Reference pages for these SATA drives

Part numbers - what each field in the number means, and the sibling variants it is confused with
CMR or SMR - the recording technology, with the manufacturer document it rests on

How much can 24TB store?

One 24TB SATA hard drive, in decimal units (1TB = 1,000GB), before file-system and RAID overhead. Each line is a division you can redo; the per-file sizes are our assumptions and say so.

Security cameras, recording continuously: 694 camera-days - 8 cameras for 86 days. The arithmetic: 3.2 Mbps ÷ 8 = 0.4 MB/s × 86,400 s = 34.56 GB per camera-day; 24,000 GB ÷ 34.56 = 694 camera-days. The bitrate is WD's reference figure for one stream (single stream, 1080p, h.265, 25fps), from WD Purple / WD Purple Pro data sheets (footnote 3); the 8-camera count is our example. A camera set to a higher bitrate fills the drive proportionally faster.

  • Photos: 4,800,000 photos (our assumption: 5 MB per JPEG)
  • RAW photos: 800,000 frames (our assumption: 30 MB per frame)
  • 1080p films: 3,000 films (our assumption: 8 GB per film)
  • 4K HDR films: 400 films (our assumption: 60 GB per film)
  • TV seasons (1080p): 800 seasons (our assumption: 30 GB per season)
  • Lossless music tracks: 800,000 tracks (our assumption: 30 MB per FLAC track)
  • Office documents: 120,000,000 files (our assumption: 200 KB per file)

Model-specific buying guides

These pages cover exact model families and recording-technology decisions that a generic capacity table cannot settle.

24TB SATA HDD Buyer's Guide

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HAMR Territory

22TB+ capacity is enabled by HAMR (Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording) on Seagate Exos and conventional PMR on WD Ultrastar. Both are production-qualified for hyperscale.

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Hyperscale Class

These drives are designed for cloud service provider deployments. Minimum order quantities may apply for the best pricing on 30TB+ models.

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Lead Time Warning

Highest-capacity drives (30TB+) may have extended lead times. Check stock status carefully - out-of-stock listings can take weeks to fulfill.

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Density Planning

A single 2U 12-bay server with 24TB drives = 288TB raw. Plan your density target and compare against multiple smaller drives for redundancy.

Frequently Asked Questions

7 in-stock listings out of 7 tracked; the cheapest is the WD Ultrastar 24TB SATA WUH722424ALE604 at $779.00 ($32.46/TB). The table on this page is the live ranking.

Both are in stock: 4 new and 3 recertified or used. The cheapest new is the Seagate BarraCuda 24TB ST24000DM001 at $1099.95, the cheapest recertified or used the WD Ultrastar 24TB SATA WUH722424ALE604 at $779.00 - a 29% shelf gap between two different models, not a like-for-like discount. New carries the manufacturer's warranty; recertified a reseller's.

3 of the 7 tracked listings carry a manufacturer-sourced conventional (CMR/ePMR) recording value, including the Seagate Exos X24 24TB and the WD WD Red Pro 24TB WD241KFGX. 4 are not sourced either way - an unsourced drive is never assumed CMR here.

WD, Seagate - that is what has live or recently-live listings, not the manufacturers' full line-ups.

Monthly average $/TB (level)

$38
Aug
$39
Sep
$41
Oct

Monthly average of every listing tracked that month, new and used together. A level, not a price change: it moves when the mix of listings changes.

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Workload Fit

Nearline / Warm
Cold Archive
Backup Target
Mixed OLTP
Mission Critical

SATA enterprise HDDs offer the best $/TB for bulk nearline storage, backup targets and cold archive tiers.

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