WD 12TB My Book Duo Desktop RAID External Hard Drive 6TB X 2 WDBLWE0120JCH-NESN For Sale

WD 12TB My Book Duo Desktop RAID External Hard Drive 6TB X 2 WDBLWE0120JCH-NESN
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WD 12TB My Book Duo Desktop RAID External Hard Drive 6TB X 2 WDBLWE0120JCH-NESN:
$550.00

This is a Re-certified NewWD 12TB My Book Duo Desktop RAID External Hard Drive - USB 3.0
Model #WDBLWE0120JCH-NESN
  • 2-Bay, 12TB Personal Cloud Storage includes 2 x 6TB HDD
  • User-selectable RAID 0/1 or JBOD lets you configure your drive for more speed (default setting: RAID 0), data protection (drive mirroring: RAID 1) or operate as two independent drives (JBOD)
  • High-capacity external storage and backup. Ultra-fast, optimized data transfer speeds. Protecting your data with multiple backup options
  • Complete backup solutions to secure your data from loss - Integrated backup software, Cloud backup with Dropbox, System-level backup
  • Speed and security with hardware encrypted RAID

This sells for $399+ before taxes onAmazon
In warranty until August 22, 2017
WD has re-certified these as new & sealed them in plastic bagging. You will receive the hard drive this way just like the example in pics 2 & 3. No retail packaging. Why pay $100+ extra just for fancy fluff that you just throw away?Guaranteedthat the item you receive is in 100% working order, or send it back to me for a replacement. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed.


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