| £/TB | Price | Size | Tech | Form Factor | Condition | Description | Rating | Reviews | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | £22.86 | £640.06 | 28 TB | HDD | 3.5" | Renewed | ★★★★☆ 4.1 | 136 | |
 | £34.18 | £956.99 | 28 TB | HDD | External | New | ★★★★☆ 4.2 | 826 | |
 | £52.22 | £1,462.19 | 28 TB | HDD | External | New | ★★★★☆ 4.3 | 18,797 |
28TB drives: at the edge of what's available
28TB is a very recent, very large capacity tier with limited stock, aimed squarely at data-centre and hyperscale buyers rather than consumers. The table above ranks whatever 28TB drives we currently track by real cost per terabyte.
- Enterprise-only: Seagate Exos and equivalents from other makers — no consumer or desktop drives exist at this size.
- Check stock first: availability at this capacity is the narrowest on the site — confirm the listing is actually in stock before comparing £/TB.
If this page shows thin results, 24TB and 26TB are better-stocked alternatives that are usually still excellent value per terabyte.
Frequently asked questions
How does disks.co.uk rank 28TB drives?
We rank every 28TB drives by real cost per terabyte (£/TB) — the live Amazon.co.uk price divided by capacity — so the best value appears at the top. Prices refresh several times a day from Keepa, with 24-hour movement and all-time-low flags.
What is the cheapest 28TB drives drive right now?
The drive at the top of the table above is the cheapest 28TB drives option by £/TB at the moment. Larger capacities usually cost less per terabyte, so it is worth comparing 28TB drives against the next size up before you buy.
Is a 28TB drives drive good value?
Value depends on £/TB, not the sticker price. Use the ranking above to compare, and open any drive for its full Keepa price history to check whether today's price is genuinely low.
What is a 28TB drives drive good for?
It comes down to how much you store — see our storage sizing guide. As a rule, buy one size up if the £/TB is similar, so you do not run out sooner.