Seagate boxed hard drives do not have electrostatic bags, Seagate hard drives only have electrostati

It should be a regular packaging, first of all, the yellow electrostatic bag is also there, you have to see if it is true or false, the most important thing is to see if the packaging is complete (there is no seizure when buying), the general re-purchase will open a small mouth, paste a warranty sticker, but the hard disk can not be taken out, the other main thing is to see the quality, the printing words are clear, and the packaging is neat. If you buy it in a serious store, you should have no problem.

And it's so fake that no one even has a static bag, does it dare to sell it? So the yellow bag should be an electrostatic bag. And there are very few fake ones now, so I'm afraid they have been repaired.

If you've already unpacked it, put it on your computer and use the software hdture to take a look.

The power-on time is 0 should be no problem, it is estimated that it was folded by someone before it came to your hands, you look at the surface label, whether it is complete, if it is complete, it proves that the disk cavity has not been opened, that is to say, it has not been repaired.

There shouldn't be any problem, but be careful next time you buy it, hehe.

No, hard drives, whether they are boxed or loose, have electrostatic bags.

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No, you may have bought a fake.

Agree with liutong8731 opinion, it should be licensed, but it is not artificially folded first, as long as it is no problem, there is no need to worry, but pay attention to it in the future.

It's not a fake.

This is just a bulk tray.

There is no boxed national warranty.

Only the store is an example warranty.

**Generally cheaper than tens of yuan.

Second-hand, the new packaging includes cartons, bubble bags, electrostatic bags, and SATA cables.

You should have purchased a refurbished hard drive.

Seagate Western Digital Toshiba's hard disks are boxed and bulk, not necessarily fake, specific whether it is fake, the packaging has anti-counterfeiting, you can check it!

Explain that you are buying in bulk. The real original box is packed with a box and instructions.

The so-called boxed is a truth with the unopened mobile phone, it sounds better, it can be fake, the hard disk is not the same as the boxed simple packaging, persuade the landlord to use the solid state drive, the system disk is used, the speed is very comfortable to use, the 128G solid state drive is about 300 yuan, and then hang a mechanical hard disk to store things very good

The boxed warranty is long, and there are fewer fakes.

In fact, you don't have to worry about these small problems, it's enough to have two electrostatic bags, and you don't want to use it when you buy it, and there is a serial number, if you really want it, just talk to him or ask him.

The 1TB hard drive is already an arcade machine, and it seems to be similar to the kind of SSD, which only high-end goods will have a carton or tin box.

Thanks for adopting!

I bought it, and it's 500g, so it's best to find software to test it.

The one behind the box shall prevail, the sn is the same, it is a 5-year warranty, I myself do not have a Chinese warranty card, it is all in English and what is Japanese and the like. As for the warranty, you can go to your dealer for the warranty, you can have an invoice and SN code, or you can send it to Seagate yourself, which can be viewed on your own official website.

I bought the original, but the packaging was accidentally mistaken by the ** merchant, otherwise PN and SN are the same.

Me too, alas.

SN is the same.

However, the pn code on the back of the box and the hard disk is the same.

There is also no warranty card.

Just a many, many languages.

The warranty on the official website can also be checked.

Generally speaking, hardware vendors have to put a note on it to check the date of sale, so it is open, and you can look at the number of times the hard disk is used and the power-on time in the 360 hardware master.

It is **commercial dealer, the dealer sticks the tear-off label, the merchant ships, and the original package can be registered as long as the sales date is registered after the dealer labels the warranty is numbered by the label **merchant warranty is numbered by the factory date. As long as it's not the kind of used hard drive, it's normal to tear a small hole, and it's not right to take a big one. If it is bagged and unsealed, it proves that it has been opened, so be careful.

Prevent unpacking.

In general, there is no problem.

However, the opening shows that this hard drive must have been used before.

The non-boxed ones are all opened and labeled by the ** business distributor, it's okay, you can use the software to see the use time.

Whistleblowing |1 minute ago sleve2000 |Level 2.

That's right. The seller wants to label it,,It means that this hard drive is sold by me here,What date,,After the problem,If you go to him,He looks at the label,One is not in the warranty,The other is not bought in my place.。。

Definitely not used. Small holes are only for labeling.

The hard disk will be used every time the computer boots up, and you can use the hardware detection software to see (Master Lu, 360 hardware detection).

If someone drops your bag before you buy it, you can use them to detect it

**The merchant should affix a small label of warranty, normal.

Because the computer company wants to post a warranty sticker, hehe, remember to praise.

The piece dealer must put a note on it for the sale, which is the merchant's quality protection sticker.

That's right, and what about hard disks is also good.

The next hard disk test software hdtune, there is a hard disk usage time in it, and you can know whether it has been used at a glance.

The one you bought might have been tried by them.

1 All hard disk boxes don't seem to be much, hard disks are not fake, only refurbished, according to the power on time.