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Factory Refurbished Drives from Seagate, Toshiba and LaCie | Big Savings

From: 28-03-25 To: 08-08-35

Type: News

Drives "Factory Refurbished"
When a hard drive is labeled as Factory Refurbished, it means that the unit has previously been used or returned by a customer and has since been thoroughly inspected, tested, and refurbished by the manufacturer – typically manufacturer themselves – or an authorized service partner. The result is a product that performs like new but is sold at a lower price – and many resellers are already seeing strong business potential in these products.

The process includes:

Return: The hard drive is returned for various reasons, such as defects, buyer’s remorse, excess inventory, or display models.
Diagnostics: The manufacturer tests the hard drive for errors, often more thoroughly than for new products.
Repair: Any faults are corrected, and defective components are replaced.
Cleaning and Updating: The hard drive is cleaned, and the firmware is updated if necessary.
Final Test: A final test ensures that the hard drive meets quality standards, after which it is certified as factory refurbished.
Repackaging: The hard drive is repackaged and sold with a new, often shorter, warranty.

We provide a 1-year warranty on "factory refurbished" drives from Seagate, Toshiba and LaCie.

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Storage and NAS

The storage and NAS category includes solutions for data storage, backup and server environments across office setups and specialised IT infrastructures. The assortment covers everything from SSD and HDD drives to complete NAS systems, servers and accessories that ensure stable performance and reliable access to data.

Benefits for Resellers

A comprehensive storage selection enables resellers to support both basic installations and advanced data environments. Combined with NAS units, backup solutions and high-speed drives, it creates a strong foundation for operational stability and data protection. Clear product structures and recognised brands simplify assortment planning and reduce compatibility issues.

Key Considerations in This Category

  • Choosing between SSD and HDD based on performance and capacity needs.
  • Backup strategy, redundancy and RAID configuration in NAS environments.
  • Operational stability ensured through correctly dimensioned UPS and server infrastructure.
  • Scalability and accessories that support storage and server expansion.
  • Compatibility across drives, controllers and server platforms.

Related Subcategories

NAS
Network storage units for file sharing, backup and centralised data access.

Server Accessories
Components and modules for expanding server environments.

UPS
Backup power solutions ensuring stable operations and protection against outages.

Servers
Systems designed for hosting, data processing and central IT management.

Accessories
Expansion items, mounting hardware and add-ons for storage and server systems.

Optical Drives
Reading and writing solutions for media and legacy compatibility.

USB Flash Drives
Portable storage for transfer, backup and mobile workflows.

SSD
High-speed storage for performance-critical workloads.

HDD
High-capacity storage for backup, archiving and large data sets.

Brands in This Category

Frequently Asked Questions

When should SSD be chosen over HDD?

SSD is ideal for high-performance environments, while HDD is suitable for high-capacity and cost-efficient storage.

What matters when selecting a NAS for small or medium installations?

Bays, processor, RAM and RAID support determine scalability and performance.

How do you ensure stable operation in storage and server environments?

A correctly sized UPS, temperature monitoring and compatible accessories reduce downtime risk.