Cavalry CAXM Series 1TB USB 2.0/eSATA External HD- $69.99 AR + $1.99 Shipping @newegg.com!

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Cavalry CAXM Series 1TB USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive - CAXM3701T0 - $104.99 (Less $35 MIR) = $69.99 + $1.99 Shipping at newegg.com!

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• Brand Cavalry
• Series CAXM Series
• Model CAXM3701T0
• Performance
• Interface USB 2.0 / eSATA
• Capacity 1TB
• Physical Spec
• Form Factor 3.5"
• Dimensions 7.8" x 4.9" x 1.3"
• Features
• Features Supports an incredible transfer rate of 3.0Gbps (SATA) and 480Mbps (USB2.0)
• Benefit from the unsurpassed speed and easier configuration
• Hard drive activity luminous panel
• Packaging
• Package Contents 1TB 3.5" SATA II hard drive inside an aluminum USB 2.0/eSATA enclosure
• (1) USB 2.0 cable
• (1) eSATA cable
• (1) eSATA bracket
• Stand
• Power adaptor
• Resources CD
• Manufacturer Warranty
• Parts 1 year limited
• Labor 1 year limited

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I have one of these, and it's been great so far (~half a year's usage). Except I got mine for $75.

 

Wow, nice deal I've been needing a 1TB backup HDD so I'll think about this..

I like your avatar, Midnight

 

Haha, thanks

I forgot to mention: Unlike Fantom (another company that produces similarly-low-priced drives), Cavalry does return mail-in rebates, so you can expect to get the $35 back. I received my $30 rebate about 2 months after sending it in.

This drive includes an eSATA adapter kit, which few other drives include, for much less than even some USB 2.0-only drives. Great deal on a great drive

 

Darn it. I bought a docking station and a seagate 1tb 7200.12 hdd all for $105 AR. Though I have to admit my fully exposed drive is really quiet and cool than my hitachi drive inside my laptop.

What hdd brand model did you get? Then again opening it voids your warranty unless you have x-ray vision lol. What's the noise level when it's idle/active?

 

I got a Hitachi 7200RPM drive, according to HDTune. It is quite loud and quite warm when it's active (as are the other Hitachi desktop drives I have - I greatly prefer Seagate drives, they're much quieter and cooler), but it's much quieter when it's idling/doing little (such as torrenting). However, half the people seem to have gotten WD Caviar Green 5400RPM drives, which are supposed to be much cooler and quieter, at the cost of lower transfer speed (only makes a difference over eSATA).

 

Thats a preety nice deal!!!
Im planning to get one.