Seagate 2TB hard drive less than £45 in Amazon Prime Day sale
EXTERNAL hard drives are often not glamourous or stand out deals in sales but they can be one of the most helpful purchases ever.
If you've ever gone to buy an external hard drive, you've probably been surprised by how much they cost but with Amazon Prime Day deals this large capacity drive is a steal.
We've seen plenty of tech deals around this Prime Day but external storage devices are the unsung hero of these sales.
Trusted brand Seagate have taken a massive 44% off the cost of their , bringing it down to £44.99.
In fact the whole range is on offer but we like the 2TB option for balancing the biggest saving and biggest storage size.
This is a hard drive (HDD), as opposed to a solid state drive (SSD), which is built for longevity so you can store all your photos and data without worry.
Seagate's One Touch HDD is a portable, light weight design that can be connected with a simple USB to Windows or Apple Mac systems.
While we love this Seagate deal there's so many other options out there for desktop external drives or SSD game libraries, here's our favourite pics.
- For the photographer: LaCie Rugged Mini, 2TB HDD, £61.99 (save £33) -
- For the desktop user: Seagate Expansion Desktop, 16 TB HDD, £236.99 (save £288) -
- For the gamer: WD_BLACK P50, 4TB SSD, £499.99 (save £358.00) -
- For the on-the-go worker: SanDisk Portable, 1TB SSD, £68.99 (save £71) -
External drives are a great investment for keeping precious photos and files safe in a physical location rather than cloud storage.
You should back up your data every month to make sure you don't get caught out without a backup of your information.
If you're looking for Amazon Device deals, the Fire 7 tablet has fallen to an astonishing £24.99 this Prime Day.
You can also get the Echo Dot and Ring Doorbell bundle for 57% less than usual.
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