My old 2TB disk crashed on the same day I managed to dump my whole media collection, so I bought an identical disk with a built-in player thinking that WD rehabilitated itself for over 3 months of the purchased disk. Some of the photos were saved in a backup copy, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it wasn't the disk itself that failed and not the controller. I have, in fact, been a video collector for quite some time. After years of using computers, I still don't trust WD. However, I…

I employed it to keep videos (I only watch in Full-HD format, so I need a lot of space). There were no issues with playback or functionality (the TV detects the screw without problems, films of 40 gigabytes do not slow down at all). But while he was removing the cabinet's screw in the thick of the new year's festivities, he was unable to hold it and dropped it from a height of roughly three meters. The files are now visible because the screw is being read, but not all of them are loaded because

I thought that WD had rehabilitated itself for over three months by the time I bought a similar disk with a built-in player, but that disk failed on the same day that my previous two-terabyte drive did, on which I had successfully dumped my entire media collection. I have high hopes that it was not the disk itself that failed, but rather the controller, and that the data has not been completely lost because some of the photographs were saved in a single copy. Indeed, I've been amassing a…

Presented both the positives and negatives. Since the year 2022, I have been using. A sleek and silent external drive of superior quality produced by Western Digital. It's a shame that there aren't more models out there like this one. This jewel is one of a kind. The data rate is unaltered from what was previously reported. I am in favor of dependability. This is absolutely true. Has some pros 1. Not cumbersome 2. It lays down and doesn't stand up, so you don't have to worry about falling over.

I purchased it as an external hard drive at the end of 2022 for the price of 3,500 dollars. After taking it apart, removing the hard drive (a Western Digital WD20EARS), and inserting it into the computer, I continued to use the board and power adapter to use it as an external hard drive on occasion. I don't know what else to say other than the fact that the disk is fantastic in terms of the price-to-volume ratio while also proving to be pretty reliable. In spite of the fact that the operating…

Purchased for use as poppy's data repository. Prior to that, there was a 4TB Seagate external drive and a 4TB HGST internal drive. Currently, your only real options are Seagate or WD. Excellent linear read-write speed of 160Mb/s. Unlike HGST, the volume level is relatively modest here. Following the recommendation in one of the reviews, I placed it on a book to dampen the vibration and hum when it was not in use. It came as a shock when Seagate stopped working after only three years. For the…

Some pros: In general, I am very very satisfied that I bought at the old price. Bought on February 26, 2022 for 8,290 . Now 29990 p. the same disk costs. 3 weeks experience. Everything was delivered well, everything works. I made a backup of the data, now I sleep peacefully Has cons: The courier brought it and took it out of the yellow box, there was a feeling that my disk was lying there next to someone's sushi. I did not check with the courier. There was a dent in the cardboard box, a small

Pros below: All specifications are as advertised. The disk has been working for a couple of weeks in daily mode, while the flight is normal Its cons: Nowadays, the size is too big, if there is a place on the table, then everything is ok.

For a long time (more than 5 years) I have been buying and operating WD as external storage. today I have 5 of them. old ones are clogged, I buy new ones of a larger size. to date, not a single drive has failed, no problems have been found. to compare Seagate, 2 drives have problems with write speed and broken clusters. Buffalo (2-screw system) started to make a lot of noise = there were problems with cooling

Smart shows that the disk inside is WD80EDAZ-11TA3A0. The actual rotation speed is 7200 RPM. Everywhere they write 5400 - this is not true, measured by vibration with a spectrum analyzer. Judging by the Internet, inside the disk is ordinary air, not helium. Different pros: Not SMR! I specifically ran benchmarks that write non-linearly to disk for a long time. I manually copied a lot of data to it arbitrarily in several threads. It was not possible to achieve a drop in the recording speed, as…

I want to say that in terms of price / quality ratio, this is an ideal device, not for those who write 600GB in 11 hours, it took 7 hours to send 917GB of video directly from the server, this is normal. The speed is enough to listen to music from it, work with software, while it is checked by an antivirus or defragmentation is in progress. Excellent device, I recommend.

Different pros: working price is acceptable works quietly, finally can not hear Has cons: for now, the fact that the disk is really 931 GB (but oh well. not really upset) only what works through the adapter is possible not via USB, but these are trifles

purchased roughly one month ago. works for the most part around the clock with one or more personal computers. Watching videos, playing games "without brakes," and doing other things are all possible thanks to the adequate data transfer rate. The temperature hardly seldom rises beyond fifty degrees. After using the computer for the past four years, numerous screws have been adjusted in order to achieve the desired increase in volume. Just WD, out of all the companies that make propellers, did…

The thing that surprised me the most was that when I turned it on, nothing happened. For a brief moment, I even thought that the disk was broken; it wasn't until I picked it up that I felt a slight vibration from it. This was the thing that surprised me the most. It runs with hardly little noise or vibration at all. I am able to view high-definition video on it without any issues, and you can even watch video while transferring data at the same time. The rate at which data can be transferred is

The hard drive is not noisy. Takes up little space on the table, rubber feet on the bottom. Includes USB cable and power cord.

With its pros. The price of a device with a WD hard drive is cheaper than a hard drive separately. Cons: The disadvantage is that earlier this device was equipped with a connector for accessing it over the network. Right now it's just a locally attached hard drive via USB.

Its pros: Writes very fast! I copied a video library of 170 MB / s to it, occasionally it dropped to 140. I have never seen such a high write speed, my other disks are 50-110 MB / s. Has some cons Heads crackle slightly during operation. It can only be in one position. Constant backlight disturbs at night.

Unexpectedly quiet. In general, it is not audible at work even at night (I set the copying of the backup to itra). The shutdown button automatically resets the cache to the feint, the hardware analogue of "safe removal". Devices of this capacity are expected to have a USB 3.1 interface with a USB-C cable, but this is still the last century. The average write speed to disk is 40mb/s. Inside there is a WDC WD140EDFZ-11A0VA0 - if you take it out and put it in the computer, then only through the…

Used very sparingly and rarely. A few months later he ordered to live long. All data is covered. Applied under warranty - not repairable. Money back. I do not advise anyone.

Pros below: Quiet, not expensive, neat box, long usb cable, it has been working for the second year, without any complaints. Has cons: The wire at the power supply does not inspire confidence, but so far it works.