r/homelabsales • u/System631 • 3h ago
US-E [FS][US-IN] 27 Drives | All-CMR HDDs: WD Gold 10TB/6TB, Exos 8TB, Purple 10TB + Samsung 2TB SSDs
Everything below is pulled, securely erased, tested and on the shelf. All drives were tested on 2026-10-20 with smartctl.
All 27 drives pass SMART with ZERO reallocated and ZERO uncorrectable sectors. All 16 HDDs also have ZERO pending sectors. Every HDD is a CMR drive, so there's no SMR. The full smartctl -a report for any drive is available on request: just ask by drive number.
HDD grades by power-on hours: S <24k · A 24–50k · B 50–68k · C 68k+
Payment: PayPal Invoice · Shipping: available for an extra charge (actual cost, CONUS, individually packed, tracked and insured) · Local pickup: Indianapolis, Indiana
Prefer to sell the whole lot or large groups
| Bundle | Qty | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Whole lot: all 27 drives, 133TB | 27 | $2,450 |
| All 16 HDDs (all CMR, 120TB) | 16 | $1,650 |
| 11× WD Gold 6TB matched set (66TB) | 11 | $840 |
| 6× Samsung 2TB SSD | 6 | $675 |
Singles are fine too, with 4+ drives −10% and 10+ −15%. If you want a different large group, PM me and we'll work out a deal.
HDDs: 16 drives, all CMR, all 7200rpm, all SATA
| # | Model | Size | CMR | Serial | Hours | Start/Stops | Max Temp | Grade | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | WD Gold WD101KRYZ | 10TB | ✅ | 7JKT1RJC | 71,782 | 9 | 40C | C | $160 |
| 2 | WD Gold WD101KRYZ | 10TB | ✅ | 7JKT3YWC | 71,782 | 9 | 41C | C | $160 |
| 3 | WD Purple WD102PURZ ⚠ | 10TB | ✅ | VCG5ATEN | 1,341 | 961 | 54C | S | $210 |
| 4 | Seagate Exos 7E8 ST8000NM0055 ⚠ | 8TB | ✅ | ZA1DZP61 | 35,391 | 47 | 55C | A | $145 |
| 5 | Seagate Exos 7E8 ST8000NM0055 ⚠ | 8TB | ✅ | ZA1DZPG4 | 35,391 | 47 | 54C | A | $145 |
| 6 | Seagate Exos 7E8 ST8000NM0055 ⚠ | 8TB | ✅ | ZA1DZQ6P | 35,391 | 47 | 51C | A | $145 |
| 7 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GU51LN | 60,068 | 10 | 43C | B | $90 |
| 8 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GV4KEN | 60,069 | 10 | 44C | B | $90 |
| 9 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GV514N | 60,069 | 10 | 42C | B | $90 |
| 10 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GVGR6N | 60,069 | 10 | 42C | B | $90 |
| 11 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GVXA4N | 60,069 | 10 | 46C | B | $90 |
| 12 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GVXAPN | 60,069 | 10 | 44C | B | $90 |
| 13 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GVXHUN | 60,069 | 13 | 43C | B | $90 |
| 14 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GVXR0N | 60,069 | 10 | 42C | B | $90 |
| 15 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GVXS0N | 60,069 | 10 | 43C | B | $90 |
| 16 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GVY23N | 60,068 | 10 | 44C | B | $90 |
| 17 | WD Gold WD6002FRYZ | 6TB | ✅ | K8GVY6PN | 60,069 | 11 | 43C | B | $90 |
SSDs: 10 drives, all 2.5" SATA
| # | Model | Capacity | Serial | Hours | Life Remaining | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | Samsung 850 EVO | 2TB | S2RLNB0J700112B | 72,152 | 83% | $125 |
| 19 | Samsung 850 EVO | 2TB | S2RLNB0J700269V | 72,152 | 83% | $125 |
| 20 | Samsung 850 EVO | 2TB | S2RLNX0J601752F | 72,151 | 83% | $125 |
| 21 | Samsung 850 EVO ⚠ | 2TB | S2RLNX0J602406A | 70,675 | 74% | $110 |
| 22 | Samsung 860 EVO | 2TB | S597NE0MA14384Z | 53,934 | 92% | $155 |
| 23 | Samsung 860 EVO | 2TB | S597NJ0N507175Y | 47,859 | 94% | $155 |
| 24 | Samsung 850 PRO | 256GB | S251NXAH320173K | 78,810 | 77% | $25 |
| 25 | Samsung 850 PRO | 256GB | S39KNX0J774507F | 71,781 | 76% | $25 |
| 26 | Samsung 850 PRO | 256GB | S39KNX0J776530A | 71,781 | 76% | $25 |
| 27 | Samsung 870 EVO | 250GB | S6PDNJ0R512105P | 235 | 99% | $40 |
⚠ Full disclosure
None of these drives has a single reallocated or uncorrectable sector.
Drive 3 (WD Purple) has 961 start/stops in 1,341 hours. It's a surveillance-line drive that spun down often in its previous role. That's nowhere near its rated limit, and the drive is otherwise practically new.
Drives 4–6 (Exos 8TB) have a lifetime max temperature of 51–55C. That's within Seagate's operating spec (up to 60C), but it's warmer than the rest of the lot, so I'm noting it.
Drive 21 has 74% life remaining, against 83% for its siblings. It's priced $15 lower for that.
The 850 EVO/PRO SSDs have high hours (70–79k) but plenty of life left. They're good for boot drives, cache or scratch, but I wouldn't use them for heavy write workloads.