Hi everyone,
I recently came across a site called Disk Prices that claims to be the easiest way to compare hard drives and SSDs from Amazon.
I'm in the market for a new drive for my NAS setup, but I'm tired of opening a dozen tabs and doing manual math to figure out price per terabyte. This tool supposedly pulls every HDD, SSD, and NVMe drive into one sortable table with price per TB already calculated, plus full specs like CMR/SMR, RPM, TBW, and warranty. It also lets you filter by brand, capacity, and condition, and even correct wrong data yourself.
Has anyone here used it? Is it accurate and up to date? Does it actually save time compared to just browsing Amazon directly? The site looks clean and simple — no ads, no sign-up required — but I'd love to hear real experiences before I rely on it for a purchase.
Would appreciate any feedback or alternative suggestions if you know of better storage comparison tools.