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Great value.

Small, quiet, cool to the touch. Eats up data fast as SSD. I have the 8 Tb version

- 8 TB of space - Plug-n-play - Fast

Plug and play. Worked perfectly with the PS5

I'm getting on average 150 MB transfer per second, great drive to back things up if you have a lot of large files or just a lot of files in general. Over the years I've learned you can't have too many backups

Previously very good price per tbs Yet to have a failure with this series of hard drives from seagate

Works Great On PC! :)

I have not been using it for very long - but I had to problems with the computer seeing the drive (plug-n-play). I had to transfer almost 1 TB of video file and the average speed was around 80 MBS. Took just under 45 minutes.

Easy setup, very very very quiet, transfer data pretty quick too 7200 rpm drive @ 8TB external

WD says a lot about this product is that I own 18 WD hard drives. So far I have not hard one die on me. I have been using WD since 1985. Other brand hard drives did not make the journey with me since 1984. If that does not give you the security you need, I do not know what will, Nxow 12 TB is a lot of room so it gives me all the room to clean my other hard drives and it is in one place. This id avery good addition to my collection of Hard drives.

Fast, quiet, spacious. Hopefully it will last a long time. I store music and picture files here rather than on the internal drive. Access is plenty fast.

Despite WD saying that this hard drive requires Windows or Mac, this external HDD works just fine on Linux (tested on Debian 9).

Read and write speeds are good. I got a great deal on the drive--comparable with cut-price, bare, enterprise drives sold without warranties. 3 year manufacturer warranty. I've never had a bad experience buying from Newegg.

I'm not into the third generation of Buffalo DriveStations. I use them in fours for backups; two alternating and two alternating off-site. I alternate two on-site so that if there's a drive failure, I'll still have a relatively recent backup. That has never happened with DriveStations. I've bought new DriveStations because, when I get a new computer, it inevitably has a larger disk. The Axis Velocity drives are nearly silent (you can hear disk seeks sometimes) and take full advantage of USB 3.0. With the two drives I just bought, I backed up 257 GB in less than 90 minutes per drive, using AES encryption, which slowed the process.

I bought this external hard drive for two main reasons. Western Digital quality, storage space and price. I wanted an additional driver with more than double the capacity of my three present drives with over five years on them. It was time to get a back up with greater storage to backup my aging drives. The transfer process has allowed me to cull out duplicate and no longer needed files. Speed is decent but backup storage is more important to me. So far I’m satisfied with price, value, quality and storage space. Peace of mind at the right price. Go out and get one.