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The original was posted on /r/homelabsales by /u/TheMadDutchDude on 2025-10-10 15:05:17+00:00.

Happy Friday, Everyone!

Timestamps here: https://imgur.com/a/hqRyejP

Prices include shipping to the USA!

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Get them out of my office and into a new home today!

1) HGST Ultrastar SS200 7.68TB SAS 12 Gbps - $340 each or $1250 for all four. (4x available)

Approx. 97% health based on smartctl pulled from Linux.

**2) Toshiba PX04SVQ192B SAS 12 Gbps - $100 each or $90 each for purchases of 4 or more (**7x 3x available)

Health ranges from 94 to 99% based on the 12 random disks I grabbed from the pile. POH is a little high around 59k, but health is more important with SSDs in my experience.

3) 500GB SSDs - $28 each or 4x for $100 (free shipping):

Mostly WD Blue disks, a few random disks from Sandisk/Samsung/Crucial. Mix and match or buy them all… I’ll give you a decent price!

>90% health (most landed around 94%)

4) Synology-branded 16TB SAS 12 Gbps HDDs

I have 6 in total, one is only at 79% but the rest are at 100% health and mostly <10 days of POH, one is at 975 days.

Their model is a Synology HAS5300-16T.

The labels got ripped off by the previous owner, for what reason, I’ve NO clue, but there you have it.

Bundle price for all 6: $725 (basically get the 6th (79%) for $55)

Separate price: $130 each.

5) Seagate Exos 14TB SAS 12 Gbps HDD - $110 each or $200 for the pair.

100% health, will double check POH if required, I believe they landed around 2000 days, but may be lower.

**6) Various 8TB SAS 12 Gbps disks - $60 each (**15x 11x available)

All disks tested at 100% health, POH varies but all disks are healthy. Some are <1400 days and some are around 2300 days. Mix and match, take them all, grab a deal and do me a favor!

7) 2x Seagate 12TB SAS 12 Gbps - $150 for the pair.

At 90% and 76% health.

8) Various health HGST 14TB SAS 12 Gbps HDDs - $70 each ($85 each for the 95% and 97% health disks)

All disks have their health written on them, see image: https://i.imgur.com/I07186n.jpeg