Enterprise and consumer solid-state drives — SATA, SAS, NVMe, U.2, and M.2. New or pulled, any brand, any quantity. Every drive is data-sanitized.
One part per line — part number and quantity, straight from your spreadsheet. We'll estimate the lot at today's prices.
Data center SSDs — the drives pulled from servers and storage arrays — hold their value far better than consumer sticks, because they're built for endurance and validated for enterprise platforms. If you're decommissioning servers or clearing a storage refresh, the SSDs inside are often worth quoting separately rather than lumping in with the chassis.
M.2 sticks from laptop fleets, 2.5-inch SATA drives from desktop refreshes, retail overstock — we buy those as well. Mixed brands, mixed capacities, and untested lots are all fine; we grade and test on our end.
These are examples, not a complete list — if your model isn't here, send it anyway.
We actively buy Intel Optane data-center SSDs — the P5800X and prior P4800X — in every capacity: SSDPF21Q400GB (400GB), SSDPF21Q800GB (800GB), and SSDPF21Q016TB (1.6TB), plus U.2 and add-in-card variants. Optane is discontinued and increasingly hard to source, so pulled drives hold strong value. Send model numbers and quantities for a same-market quote.
SSD prices move daily with the flash market — any figure printed here would be stale within the week. The two biggest factors in your quote are simple: are the drives new or are they pulls, and what the market is paying that day. Send model numbers, capacities, and quantities and we'll quote against the current market, usually within one business day.
Selling used storage means selling hardware that once held your data. Here's how we handle that.
If your policy requires in-house sanitization, wipe the drives before shipping — wiped drives are completely fine and don't affect your quote. If that's not practical, ship them as-is and we'll handle it.
Every drive we buy is sanitized using NIST 800-88 aligned erasure before it's graded, tested, or resold. Drives that fail erasure or fail health checks are physically destroyed rather than resold. A certificate of data sanitization or destruction is available for your records on request — just tell us you need one when we scope the lot.
Nothing gets resold, redeployed, or parted out with your data on it.
Enterprise and consumer drives in every common interface and form factor: SATA and SAS 2.5", NVMe U.2 and U.3, M.2 (SATA and NVMe), and add-in-card drives. New, pulled, tested, or untested — any brand, any capacity.
Every drive is sanitized with NIST 800-88 aligned erasure before it goes anywhere; drives that fail erasure or health checks are physically destroyed. A certificate of sanitization or destruction is available on request.
Like memory, SSD prices move daily with the flash market. The two main factors in your quote are whether the drives are new or pulled, and the market rate the day we quote. Send model numbers and quantities for a current number.
Yes. Send them untested and we'll grade wear and health ourselves. Drive health affects the quote, but it doesn't disqualify a lot — even heavily written enterprise drives have value.
Ocitech buys enterprise and data-center SSDs in bulk, worldwide. Send your model numbers, capacities, and quantities and we'll quote against the current flash market, usually within one business day — with lightning-fast payment once your lot is confirmed.
We do — server pulls, storage-array refreshes, fleet upgrades, and new overstock. Samsung PM-series, Intel/Solidigm, Micron, Kioxia, and Intel Optane are all in active demand, any interface and form factor.
It depends on the exact model, capacity, and whether the drives are new or pulled, plus the market rate the day we quote. Enterprise NVMe and Optane drives carry the most value. Send a model-and-quantity list for a current number.
Send whatever detail you've got. We'll follow up directly with a quote or questions.