Get almost £300 off this colossal 20TB WD hard drive for Amazon Prime Day

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There are some fantastic deals on storage this Amazon Prime Day, but this colossal 20TB WD My Book desktop hard drive is something special. Amazon has cut a huge £292 off the asking price, making it fantastic value.

It features two WD Red drives, which are built to last, balancing performance, operating life and error management. This hard drive is an investment that you can rely on to protect your data for years to come.

Of course, capacity isn't everything – data transfer speeds matter too, which is why this hard drive's USB-C connectivity is so important, delivering far better performance than USB 2.0.

This is an exceptional Prime Day deal on a hard drive that's big enough and reliable enough to back up your entire digital life.

WD 20TB My Book Duo Desktop Hard Drive£626.39£333.99

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This is an incredible amount of storage for the price. Amazon has knocked £292 off this colossal 2TB two-bay desktop hard drive for Prime Day. Its pair of WD Red drives deliver up to 360 MB/s sequential read speeds, and it features USB-C connectivity for fast data transfer.


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