Login
** Image may not exactly match product **
WD1501FASS - Western Digital Caviar Black 1.5TB 7200RPM SATA 3GB/s 7-Pin 64MB Cache 3.5-inch Low Profile (1.0 inch) Hard Drive
WD1501FASS - Western Digital Caviar Black 1.5TB 7200RPM SATA 3GB/s 7-Pin 64MB Cache 3.5-inch Low Profile (1.0 inch) Hard Drive
Mfr Part#:
Availabilty: In stock
Condition:
Refurbished
Manufacturer:
WesternDigital
Seeking a large quantity of WD1501FASS, or have a target price in mind? Contact us at (855) 483-7810 or simply Request a Bulk Quote. Our sales team will promptly respond with a discounted price tailored to your needs.
PAYMENT
Expert team support
We accept POs from fortune 1000 companies, government agencies, defense, schools and hospitals.
Free ground shipping within United States-
Fast & Free Shipping On All Orders
-
Customer Support Contact Us
-
Lowest Price?Guarantee
How can we provide the cheapest price of ?
Through digital management and global bulk purchases directly from original manufacturers and authorized suppliers, we guarantee quality and authenticity at the most affordable price.
-
Secure Online Payments
-
Easy Installments With No Interest
Save 5%
Quote
Contact
Part:
WD1501FASS
Weight:
3.00 LBS
Manufacturer:
Western Digital
Condition:
Refurbished
Top reasons to buy WD1501FASSWestern Digital from us
100% Low Price Guarantee
We provide high-quality products at low wholesale prices.
What is the lowest price of the Western Digital WD1501FASS?
Our lowest price for WD1501FASS is $179.30, Buy Now.
Check more lowest price of Desktop Hard Drives and Western Digital.
Customer Questions
Stagg Pellet
Verified Buyer
Western Digital did everything right. The company is now the first to offer 2TB hard drives at 7,200 RPM, and it seizes the performance crown in the desktop hard drive segment. We found the Caviar Black 2TB to have the highest throughput..
Prue Horst
Verified Buyer
Armed with dual processors and a large and fast 64 MB cache, the 2 TB Western Digital Caviar Black is one of Western Digital's fastest desktop hard disk drives. Spinning at full 7200 RPM, this drive is designed for maximum performance, a fact that is ....
Merc Thorma
Verified Buyer
It happens to all of us at some point. We constantly run short of hard drive space, no matter how incredibly cavernous you thought your current drive was when you bought it. Did you really expect Dragon Age: Origins and Borderlands to soak up almost th...
Mulvihill Maguire
Verified Buyer
After presenting a 2TB WD Green drive, models for the middle segment were skipped and the company went directly to the fastest models. This time, WD joy us with the representative of Black series featuring the largest capacity: whopping 2 terabytes of ...
Pier Esme
Verified Buyer
A few months back, Futurelooks took a close look at one of the first 2TB drives to hit the market, the Western Digital’s Caviar Green 2.0TB SATA2 Hard Drive. A couple of the features that the drive boasted was its massive 2.0 TeraByte capacity while ...
Kursh Jackie
Verified Buyer
We really like the WD Caviar Green and Black 2 TB hard drives. They will serve their intended market perfectly and are great performing hard drives. The only negative about them is that they don't support SATA 6GB/s..
Melamie Dolora
Verified Buyer
The Caviar Black 2TB was slightly slower in average read/write speeds than the Seagate Barracuda XT 2TB, but it featured faster random access times in both HD Tach and SiSoftware Sandra 2010 Lite. The Caviar Black also boasted a higher..
Armyn Foah
Verified Buyer
The new 7,200 rpm 2 TB drives from Western Digital, RE4 and Caviar Black, achieved the same performance level. They are a lot faster than the...
Coretta Daisy
Verified Buyer
ManufacturerWestern DigitalModelCaviar Black 2TBPrice (Street)AvailabilityNowThe progression of the mechanical hard drive market is fueled not by ever-increasing spindle speeds, but by the availability of higher-density platters. Cramming more bytes on...
Stubbs Plunkett
Verified Buyer
Faster than a VelociRaptor, and six times the capacity After months of making do with 5,400rpm and 5,900rpm 2TB drives and odd-bird 1.5TB drives, it’s finally happening: 7,200rpm two-terabyte hard drives are coming to rigs near you. First out of the ga...
Write Your Own Review
Trusted by over 20,000 customers globally
