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Staples Saturday Door Crashers: Seagate 1.5TB External Hard Drive $70, Centon 64GB USB $30 & More

Posted April 11, 2012 @ 12:40pm
Starts April 14, 2012 @ 9:00am
Expires April 14, 2012

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If you're making a trip to Staples this weekend, you might want to set foot in the store a bit earlier to take advantage of these Saturday Door Crashers:

Centon 64GB USB Flash drive - $29.98 (Minimum 20 per store, Limit 1 per family)
CoreMicro 32GB SDHC Card (Class 6) - $19.98 (Minimum 15 per store, Limit 2 per family)
Seagate 1.5TB FreeAgent GoFlex USB 2.0 External Hard Drive - $69.98 (Minimum 10 per store, Limit 1 per family)
Acer 15.6" HD Laptop w/2.2GHz Intel Pentium B960 Processor, 4GB Ram, 500GB HDD - $329.71 (Minimum 4 per store, Limit 1 per family)
HP Photosmart 5514 Colour Inkjet All-In-One Printer - $49 (Minimum 5 per store, Limit 1 per family)
Domtar EarthChoice 8 1/2" x 11" Office Paper, 500 sheets per ream - $3.59 (Minimum 100 reams per store, Limit 2 per family)

The deal that stood out for us and for our forum members was the Seagate External Hard Drive at $69.98. With 1.5TB storage and plug-and-play USB 2.0 connectivity, you're getting an affordable and versatile HDD drive for data backup that works interchangeably between a PC and MAC computer. The review at Newegg.ca have been pretty decent with an overall rating of 5/5.

View more Door Crashers here. The one-day pricing is in effect on Saturday (April 14) only and quantities are limited, so it's best to hit the stores early. Some of these Door Crashers are available for purchase online but expect them to be in short supply as well. Staples offers free delivery on orders over $50.

Source: sexyj via the Hot Deals Forum

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- djemzine
- Any good reviews? Also is there a link for it? I see a USB 2.0 and 3.0:
  
  http://www.staples.ca/ENG/Catalog/ca...affixedcode=WW
  
  http://www.staples.ca/ENG/Catalog/ca...affixedcode=WW
- sexyj
- 2.0
  
  http://www.staples.ca/ENG/Catalog/ca... yword=401441#
  
  Any good reviews? Also is there a link for it? I see a USB 2.0 and 3.0:
  
  http://www.staples.ca/ENG/Catalog/ca...affixedcode=WW
  
  http://www.staples.ca/ENG/Catalog/ca...affixedcode=WW
- ttiger
- It's nice to see that pricing is pretty consistent. The price on this has yo-yo'ed up and down over the last few months.
  
  I ordered one of these about 5 weeks ago when they had a similar promotion ... Saturday doorcrasher for $79.99 which I ordered online. I liked it so much I emailed their customer service department the day after I received it to see if I could get another (I figured that since I purchased it online and provided they had stock, they would be nice enough to honor the one-day price). Back in the day Staples (aka Business Depot) management was very accommodating and would always allow such cases (I used to work there).
  
  Polite response was "no, 1-day only sale". Ha.
  
  Nice unit though. It ended up going on sale at NCIX soonafter, then Newegg.com, and later at Newegg.ca where I picked up another.
  
  Looks like Seagate has some sort of corporate tricks up their sleeves ... perhaps some new products with larger capacity drives.
  
  Regardless, it is a rather nice looking unit for backup.
- MikeMC12
- Great price, I need a new HDD for a hackintosh, thinking about stripping one for an internal. But since I won't drag my rig home from uni for the summer, i think I'll hold until september for further price drops.
- blainehamilton
- Only buy one if you need the storge space right now. Prices still have a ways to go down to pre flood levels.
  
  For reference, 1.5TB seagate drives were $45 as a doorcrasher back at the end of October. Plus there were group buy coupons offered just before that, so you had $50 of store credit for $22.50 out of pocket.
  
  It was a perfect scenario.
  
  More deals will happen, wait for lower prices this summer and back to school.
- zherdev
- It's nice to see that pricing is pretty consistent. The price on this has yo-yo'ed up and down over the last few months.
  
  I ordered one of these about 5 weeks ago when they had a similar promotion ... Saturday doorcrasher for $79.99 which I ordered online. I liked it so much I emailed their customer service department the day after I received it to see if I could get another (I figured that since I purchased it online and provided they had stock, they would be nice enough to honor the one-day price). Back in the day Staples (aka Business Depot) management was very accommodating and would always allow such cases (I used to work there).
  
  Polite response was "no, 1-day only sale". Ha.
- betamaxman
- Only buy one if you need the storge space right now. Prices still have a ways to go down to pre flood levels.
  
  For reference, 1.5TB seagate drives were $45 as a doorcrasher back at the end of October. Plus there were group buy coupons offered just before that, so you had $50 of store credit for $22.50 out of pocket.
  
  It was a perfect scenario.
  
  More deals will happen, wait for lower prices this summer and back to school.
  Don't hold your breath waiting.
- Srimok
- Does anyone know if this is powered by USB or does it have an external power supply?
- Xon
- As posted in another thread:
  
  HDD Output To Reach Preflood Levels, But Prices Will Stay At A Postflood Premium
- sexyj
- external power
  
  Does anyone know if this is powered by USB or does it have an external power supply?
- Srimok
- external power
  Thanked
- djemzine
- Seagate external hard drives usually have a high lifespan right?
- bargain man
- Seagate external hard drives usually have a high lifespan right?
  i personally havent had a good experience with seagate, but with hdds you never know. Just make sure you back up your important data somewhere else, it does not matter what brand hdd you have. If your data is that important then you should back it up atleast 3-4 different places.
- umadbrah
- It's an okay deal. Would rather buy the internal 2gb seagate greens for $99 at ME
- djemzine
- i personally havent had a good experience with seagate, but with hdds you never know. Just make sure you back up your important data somewhere else, it does not matter what brand hdd you have. If your data is that important then you should back it up atleast 3-4 different places.
  Very true.
- sexyj
- Take the hdd out of the external enclosure and put it inside your case
  
  It's an okay deal. Would rather buy the internal 2gb seagate greens for $99 at ME
- wilsonlam97
- Matrix, hoard hoard hoard!
- spinbot
- It's an okay deal. Would rather buy the internal 2gb seagate greens for $99 at ME
  I'm looking through the drives at ME and the best i see is $119.95 for the 2TB Internal Green Seagate. Where's the $99 one?
- BodhiTree
- i personally havent had a good experience with seagate, but with hdds you never know. Just make sure you back up your important data somewhere else, it does not matter what brand hdd you have. If your data is that important then you should back it up atleast 3-4 different places.
  There was one batch of seagate that was horrible, but in general their quality is pretty good. Hitachi is another good brand to consider, never failed on me.
- michiebaby
- Got one before and it has a clear plastic film (similar to one on a new phone). Can I leave it on or will it block the vents? I have this thing of leaving the plastic on to keep things clean....
- mjavor
- At first I saw 69.98 for a 1.5 TB HD and was like
  
  Then I saw it was at Stooples and I was like
- Coz4k
- Staples employees must be happy.
  
  This deal will not get to customers. Check this happen.
- rivet
- So this is a 3.5 inch desktop HD inside right, was hoping for a mobile one.
- Tagg7
- At first I saw 69.98 for a 1.5 TB HD and was like
  
  Then I saw it was at Stooples and I was like
  You do realize that each store has a minimum of 10?
- karl55
- pair this with the optional usb 3.0 seagate dock(STAE106) and you got a cheap 3.0 external.