💪 Seagate IronWolf 125 SSD 2TB NAS Internal Solid State Drive: Powerful 2.5 Inch SATA, 560MB/s Speeds & 0.7 DWPD Endurance for Creative Pros & SMB/SME Review

I've been using several of these drives in my FreeNAS for about a year now, and when it came time for more storage, I didn't hesitate to buy more. It's nice that they provide detailed disk information for monitoring (temperature, load average, etc.) and are quiet. Impact protection is excellent too, I dropped one on the tile floor when taking it out of the box and it passed all the tests and bad blocks with no issues, not a single dead sector. Several consumer drives on my NAS have failed over…

First, the Revain product page explicitly states the warranty that applies to this drive. Services Included "FALSE This drive is covered by a three-year hardware warranty and does not offer data recovery services. They claim that the warranty starts the day YOU SHIP IT TO AMAZON! That means the warranty clock is already ticking when it gets to you. Possibly for months! I ordered it on October 1st, it arrived on October 2nd, I registered it on October 3rd, 2020. My guarantee is valid until…

Seagate is fine AMAZON sold me a renamed drive. Checking the serial number on the Seagate website showed these drives to be a great product (if you get the real product). DO NOT BUY THEM ON AMAZON In the micro center I checked ALL and bought more there

I bought two of these 16TB drives for my Synology 418Play NAS. They were delivered before the estimated delivery date. They were packed with bubble wrap around them to avoid damage or bumps during transit. I plugged them into a NAS (turned them on since they're hot-swappable) and they instantly added 32TB to my storage pool. My NAS checked them for bad sectors and it came up with zero! They're so quiet you can't tell they're being accessed, and they run cool. Very happy with this purchase.

It's hard not to be happy at first with Seagate's IronWolf. NAS-class hard drives are more expensive than traditional hard drives, but we hope they are built for long hours of 24/7 work. It's a low whisper, which was a really nice change from my old setup. But the only feedback that matters is what I can give you in about ten years.

The speed of the IronWolf 4TB drive is actually 5900 RPM according to Seagate's current IronWolf specifications. Only IronWolf drives 6TB or larger are rated at 7200 RPM. When speed matters, get bigger drives.

The title bar specifically says 4TB 7200rpm. I noticed my Drobo was failing and ordered on a Sunday; Revane cooked it at my door before I went to work Monday morning so it was amazing. but it also prompted me to put it in quickly to start my recovery before I went to work. It took 10 hours so when I get home everything will be ready. Now at home he claims there are 4 hours left and Drobo says it really is 5800 rpm. When I check my order again, it says 7200 for 4TB in the headline, but it's…