Seagate BarraCuda Pro 10TB Internal Hard Drive Performance HDD – 3.5 Inch SATA 6 Gb/s 7200 RPM 256MB Cache for Computer Desktop PC Laptop, Data Recovery – Frustration Free Packaging (ST10000DM0004)

for a used HDD it works great...Love it for my media server

The drives work fine and in RAID just fine, and for me never having an issue, running 24x7, though less workload lately, but...My suggestion:ALWAYS verify your warranty at Seagate as soon as they arrive after purchase,and if the warranty is off, send it back.4 of these drives models that I bought (elsewhere at that other HD purchasing place) 4 years ago, had warranty expatriations from nearly expired to just 1 year. I hadn't checked the warranties before the return window closed.I bought 2 of these exact models from this specific seller in late 2020 and they each have 1 year warranties as verified at Seagate.So this implies, the statement:"Enjoy long-term peace of mind with the included five-year limited warranty"is only true, if you accept that you will have to spend a lot of your time arguing with the seller and Seagate (which tries to be hands off) when and if the time comes. I tend to do this out of principle but one does have to keep the $ in perspective. For low volume purchases, always verify your warranties and even photo your drive and store it with your invoice.I am amazed that this issue hasn't been headlines news over the years - other than a few sites noting it at times, and of course all the online reviews.I just purchased one last spinning HDD (IronWolf NAS) and I hope to never purchase another spinning HDD and have the duty of verifying warranties. My overall warranty validation with my NVMe SSDs has been good, so far.

I purchased this 10 terabyte hard drive as a backup to my system which includes 3 external spinning drives and 3 internal ssd drives. The 3.5" drive was easy to install. It seems quite fast and is almost silent. I have had no problems with it at all. I am very pleased with this drive.

Great product, I'm able to fit my library of games on it and then some.

This was the best decision (in terms of storage) that I’ve made in a long time.I popped out my full-to-the-brim 5TB and popped this guy in, booted, went to device manager, partitioned and formatted and began transferring data from my back-ups in under 5 minutes. One of those minutes we used unhooking my tower and sliding it out to access the back side of the case, and the another was used putting it back.Fast, fast, fast. 190Mb/s coming off an external 10TB sustained.Noise was more a pleasing thunk than an annoying chatter and I only hear it when I’m copying large chunks of data. In everyday file saves and copies it isn’t noticeable. I have glass side doors on my case and the case doesn’t seal tight so I’m sure those with tighter cases wouldn’t hear it at all.No complaints, happy with the price and very happy with the performance.And it is a 7200 RPM drive.

If you're like me and have always bought WD Black out of habit because you know they're pretty much bulletproof, then this drive may disappoint where noise is concerned. Obviously that doesn't really matter, it's more of a nuisance than an actual problem. Just something obnoxious I've noticed. I could never, ever hear my WD Black drives ramping up during heavy read cycles, but you sure can on this one.

I installed these in my NAS. Something that has never happened, happened. One of the drives failed after 2 days. The vendor replaced this immediately.I have HDD that are 8-14 years old that are still working although I would hesitate to put critical data on any of them and knowing that I decided that I was overdue for replacements. My old drives are mostly Western Digital and Seagate, but I have Samsung, Hitachi,HGST, and Maxtor (All still working)

Seller was extremely rude about a discrepancy with the shipping. I did not sign for it but it was reported as signed for so I didn't even know I had it for 24 hours.