Pros: Good fast disks. No issues at this point

Cons: Need adaptor.

Overall Review: I purchased the StarTech SAS729PW18 in order to get these connected to my SAS controller.

Pros: We have sixty of these in a very large array. After about 2 weeks hammering them with tons of I/O to burn them in, no problems.

Cons: Price, but actually not very high at all considering what a vendor like Dell, IBM or HP would sell these at...way north of 1K

Pros: Fast, inexpensive SAS drive. Perfect for Dell PE tower servers.

Cons: Those who leave 1 egg reviews because THEY didn't verify compatibility before the purchase. This is a SAS drive, not SATA!

Overall Review: Great brand, good reliability & a reasonable price for SAS. Bad reviews left by those who mistakenly purchased this product for desktop computers without a SAS controller should be removed.

Pros: Good performing drives! Am using 6 on an HP P410 in raid 5 and get very good performance. So far no failures and none were DOA. SAS is worth the few extra $$ since the error rate is 10^15 instead of 10^14 with SATA so it is a little less likely to encounter an uncorrectable error during a rebuild. (All drives do fail eventually...)

Cons: cost??

Pros: Prompt delivery

Cons: Advertised as new drive, SMART showed 2500 hours power up time

Overall Review: Should be listed as used.

Overall Review: I'm appalled at the quality of these devices. I was very surprised to see that they are *way* past warranty with Western Digital. Regardless of when you purchased them, they only warranty them so long past the manufacture date and this seller is selling these as New. For most of us, this implies a manufacturer warranty will have your back. I have yet to see if I can resolve the problem so stay tuned.

Pros: There are not pros for this item.

Cons: We received a bad hard drive from one of your suppliers, Vinetec, Inc. We reached out to them very nicely and they never responded. We reached out to New Egg to have them apply pressure for us and they very kindly told us to "kiss off" (in other words, contact our supplier). In Fortran language (if your memory works), this is the ultimate "Do Loop". I really wish there was a "no egg" under rating.

Pros: WD name

Cons: 5 Drives out of 12 Ordered were BAD, right out of the box. Smart Errors, Health warnings, relocated sectors. Mickey mouse WD-Testing software.

Overall Review: Almost %50 failure rate - right out of the gate. Guess they aren't testing these "Enterprise Grade" drives. Confidence fell off of a cliff. Time to look at Sea gate.