Western Digital 10TB WD Red Pro NAS Internal Hard Drive - 7200 RPM Class, SATA 6 Gb/s, CMR, 256 MB Cache, 3.5" - WD101KFBX (Old Version)

I bought two of these to replace 5 TB drives in an NAS device. The install was easy as you first install one drive and wait for it to be integrated into the RAID scheme. Once it is fully integrated you install the second and wait for it to integrate into RAID also. Both drives integrated as expected and they have been running 24/7 since then without a hiccup. I have had good experience with the WD Pro Red series for NAS devices. Over the past ten years not a single failure. Only one drive of several had some reallocated sectors but not enough for the drive to fail.

For pretty much anything you like, this drive is versatile! I've enjoyed having no fear of running out of capacity on my hard drive anymore. If you're looking for space its a great drive and at 7200 RPM it gets the job done quick!

I have two of the drives installed in a two bay NAS and the performance is fantastic in Raid 1. I just wish they were a bit quieter. They would be 5 stars if not for the noise.

My old seagate central died after some 7 years. fortunately my data was backed up and lost some minor work, very important for me was to be able to back up frequently without the need to have RAID configuration (i.e. more expensive) and use my decent 8tb external seagate. I found Synology has an app that lets you do that called USB COPY, so I went for a 1 bay Synology: works like a charm. Initially this WD drive had some terrible noise, really ugly. loud and the tone was particulary anoying, I wanted to blame this WD, but found that was the Synology DS; did some fix the DS and noise levels are now acceptable, not easy did not want to mess with the drive cooling.

loved it until 1 of 2 failed after 38 days. Western Digital website down for days, therefore service sucks.

They are significantly louder than my old 4TB Reds but these seem to be the tiniest bit better performance wise. Previously my NAS could easily sit in my media cabinet and now its so loud I need to move it somewhere else. Vibration and seeking noises mostly. That's the trade off I guess for keeping the 4 bay NAS but needing more space. If I was starting from scratch I would get more bays and smaller quieter drives.

I have bought a WD red pro hard drive at full price of $300+ thinking I will be getting 5 years warranty as per product description however got me an old product possibly repacked since label say manufacture date of April 2019 but per Western Digital was tampered and not for resale. Not one but both hard drive that I purchased. I contacted seller almost a month ago and was told will get a message from WD to provide me a replacement but did not happen and seller was no longer responding. I tried to have WD as well to atleast provide me a warranty correction but was declined since WD product was tampered. I contacted Amazon for relief since I was screwed big time but denied and instead was told to go to the manufacturer for assistance which could not help me due to no warranty provided with tampered product. Now I am worried that my entire file can get corrupted suddenly with this product I’ve got to store my life work.

Tons of storage and quick reads and writes. Noise level is a bit more than my previous WD Black drives. The drive currently stores my raw photos and video footage.

ディスクの軸が緩い感じ。 回り出すと振動が大きく、ディスクエラー頻発で、一瞬でゴミになりました。 大金をどぶに捨てた。

Das Produkt ist für Server vorgesehen. Die HDD funktionieren wie erwartet.

Clicking all the time returned it in first week

He recibido dos discos duros de 10.0TB modelo WD100EFAX que corresponde a WD RED en vez de WD101KFBX de 10.0TB de 256M que corresponde a WD RED PRO, Me hacen perder tiempo y los necesitaba. Espero no suceda lo mismo con el PR4100

I achieve 126MB/sec throughput to this, on a Z390-P motherboard from an i5-8500. Not stunning, especially given the price and the "Pro" moniker. It's also extremely loud when seeking. And it runs hot. I was particularly disappointed by the seller shipping method though - just a thin layer of bubble-wrap, in a thin standard Amazon cardboard wrap - not really any way I think a 10TB drive should be treated.