Seagate
HDD
500GB
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Seagate ST500VT000 Video Hard Drives 500 GB 2.5 Serial ATA
4.4(214)
£67.47
Seagate ST500VT000 Video Hard Drives 500 GB 2.5 Serial ATA is priced at £67.47 — stable over the last 30 days.
Price last checked: 18 Apr 2026, 16:53
Form Factor: 2.5-inch
Interface: Serial ATA
- Cool, quiet, low performance video energy flow, record and play your customer's favorite videos
About This Product
The Seagate ST500VT000 is a 2.5-inch hard disk drive with a capacity of 500GB and a Serial ATA interface. Designed for video applications, it operates with a cool, quiet, and low energy flow, making it suitable for recording and playing back videos. This hard drive is ideal for use in video streaming and recording devices, making it a practical choice for those who need a reliable storage solution for their video content.
Typical price
Seagate ST500VT000 Video Hard Drives 500 GB 2.5 Serial ATA is currently £67.47, close to its 30-day average of £63.75. The price has been stable recently — this is roughly what you should expect to pay for this product.
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