WD_BLACK P10 Game Drive 6TB
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WD_BLACK P10 Game Drive 6TB

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WD_BLACK P10 Game Drive 6TB, Portable External Hard Drive, Speeds Up to 130 MB/s, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Works With Console, PC, Playstation, Xbox, Includes One Month Discord NITRO offer, Black
Brand
WD_BLACK
Manufacturer
Western Digital Technologies, Inc.
Model
WDBZRG0060BBK-WESN
Colour
Black
Condition
Used
ASIN
B0D3WTBZBD

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WD_BLACK P10 Game Drive 6TB

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WD_BLACK P10 Game Drive 6TB

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