For vs Inland Hard Drives & SSDs

Side-by-side price per gigabyte comparison across 7 products.

As of March 2026, For averages $1.4619/GB across 6 products while Inland averages $0.1500/GB across 1 products on BuyPerUnit. Inland offers 90% better value per gigabyte for hard drives & ssds.

For

Avg $/GB$1.4619
Best $/GB$0.0687
Price Range$0.0687 – $7.5567
Products6

Inland

Better Value
Avg $/GB$0.1500
Best $/GB$0.1500
Price Range$0.1500 – $0.1500
Products1

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Which Should You Buy?

Based on current pricing data, Inland offers better overall value for hard drives & ssds at an average of $0.1500/GB compared to For's $1.4619/GB — that's roughly 90% less per gigabyte.

Inland's best deal is the INLAND Professional 1TB SSD 3D NAND SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5" 7mm Internal Solid State Drive (1T) (1 TB) at $0.1500/GB, while For's cheapest option is the FOR ES.3 2TB Hard Drive SATA 6Gbps 7.2k 3.5 ST2000NM0033 55FX5 (2TB) at $0.0687/GB.

However, price per GB isn't everything — consider factors like warranty, performance specs, and your specific capacity needs. Check individual product pages for detailed specifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is For or Inland cheaper per GB for hard drives & ssds?

As of March 2026, Inland averages $0.1500/GB compared to For at $1.4619/GB. Inland is approximately 90% cheaper per gigabyte on average.

How many For and Inland hard drives & ssds does BuyPerUnit track?

BuyPerUnit currently tracks 6 For products and 1 Inland products in the hard drives & ssds category, all ranked by price per gigabyte.

What is the cheapest For hard drives & ssd per GB?

The cheapest For option is the FOR ES.3 2TB Hard Drive SATA 6Gbps 7.2k 3.5 ST2000NM0033 55FX5 at $0.0687/GB ($137.32 for 2TB).

What is the cheapest Inland hard drives & ssd per GB?

The cheapest Inland option is the INLAND Professional 1TB SSD 3D NAND SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5" 7mm Internal Solid State Drive (1T) at $0.1500/GB ($149.99 for 1 TB).

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