price-trends README: honest usage note (computed aggregate, free to use, credit appreciated, not CC BY)
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## Takeaway for buyers
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## Takeaway for buyers
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Because the two tiers track each other, there's no reliable price-per-TB win from picking enterprise over consumer among new drives. Buy on price-per-TB and CMR vs SMR, not on tier. The one genuine discount is the recertified/refurbished enterprise market, which sits well below new prices but comes with shorter reseller warranties and prior drive hours, so it isn't included here. And since these are supply-driven prices, they are unlikely to snap back to 2024 levels soon; plan around the current floor rather than waiting for a rollback.
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Because the two tiers track each other, there's no reliable price-per-TB win from picking enterprise over consumer among new drives. Buy on price-per-TB and CMR vs SMR, not on tier. The one genuine discount is the recertified/refurbished enterprise market, which sits well below new prices but comes with shorter reseller warranties and prior drive hours, so it isn't included here. And since these are supply-driven prices, they are unlikely to snap back to 2024 levels soon; plan around the current floor rather than waiting for a rollback.
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## Using this data
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The monthly medians here are computed aggregate statistics, free to use. A credit or link back to nasdisks.com is appreciated, not required. They are derived figures rather than a copyrightable dataset, so they are provided as-is and are not placed under the repository's CC BY 4.0 license (which covers the drive specs and CMR/SMR data).
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