🖥️ Reliable and Heavy-Duty WL 3TB Internal Hard Drive with Low Power Consumption - Ideal for PC, NAS, and CCTV DVR - 1 Year Warranty Included Review

I bought 4 of these to use in my FreeNAS setup. I figured I had the patience to find some cost savings with the understanding that these discs were most likely refurbished or stock discs from a reputable manufacturer. The 3 discs arrived ok and burned successfully. None of the discs stopped working at 2am The 4th drive was not visible to the motherboard and I found it to be DOA. I returned it and ordered a new one. The second disk arrived and could be seen on my system but could not handle the…

Installed 4 of them in Buffalo RAID. They are fast, quiet and cool and have been running for over a month now. The price is so low that I plan to buy another pair if one burns out.

I bought 4 of these to use in my FreeNAS setup. I figured I had the patience to find cost savings as I realized these drives were most likely refurbished or b-stock drives from a reputable manufacturer. hours on time. The fourth drive is not visible to the motherboard and I found that it was DOA. Returned it and ordered a new one. The second drive arrived and showed up on my system, but it couldn't handle the short or long SMART test. I installed it on a Windows computer and it refused to turn…

I installed 4 of these in a Buffalo RAID. They are fast, quiet and cool and have been running for over a month now. The price is so low that I plan to buy another pair if one burns out.

Works great on Synology DS216j NAS. Passed the first burn-in test with no problems. Based on the firmware/PCB it looks like it is actually a mislabeled 7200 RPM enterprise class drive. The seller offered me a free trade-in for the 5400 RPM as I was originally after the quietest HDD for NAS use but this one fits perfectly with no odd vibrations or hum.

I bought this drive for my old computer. It works fast enough; quite well formatted; 1.6 TB copied per night. When idle (use the drive for file history and backup) it had a noticeable vibration and seemed to affect the onboard controller, where the hard drive light blinked in unison with the drive's harmonic vibration. This happened when the drive was not in use (just sitting in the case waiting for some action). So it's likely I have one of those discs that could have disc or spindle…