Hitachi HGST WD Ultrastar DC HC510 10TB 7200RPM SATA 6Gb/s 3.5-inch SED Hard Drive - HUH721010ALE601 (0F27605) (Renewed)

I have purchased about 25 of theses renewed 5-year warranty 4TB, 8TB and now this 10TB HDDs. In general, I have been very pleased with the HDD's. However, the last two renewed 8TB HDD's I received were both defective. Both those HDD's passed the Quick test, but failed the Extended test. Both passed the Quick Format, but Failed on the Long Format option which checks the HDD block by block. It took about 25 hours to run the Extended test on this 10TB HDD on my computer, but it passed the test. Better to run that Extended test before you put a bad HDD into your system and have it fail a few weeks or months down the road when it might be loaded with data. I have only had a few renewed HDD's fail, after about 1 year, but they were quickly replaced because I kept all my receipts and warranty info. I use these renewed HDDs in my Home Media Center NAS and as backups. Great value for the money.

unfortunately , this seller gives you the run around! requesting information already submitted.

Purchased 5 drives - setup as a disk pool on TrueNAS (4 drives with one Hot Spare) on 8/1/2024. All 5 were in same system with Fan Cooling Drives and UPS. One Drive failed on 1/14/25, array rebuilt with spare drive and Second drive failed on 3/21/25. Given high failure rate for critical components like Hard Drives I would not recommend trusting your date on these drives. Currently waiting for New Drives to Retire the remaining Three Drives with an array that can be trusted. Will continue to run this pool of 2 drives with Cold Spare and update review as warranted. On the positive side; drives arrived packaged nicely and drives installed without issue. As stated on the post these were fairly low usage (for enterprise drives) and performance (Speed, Use) was Good / as expected. Bottom line the failure rate given the time period used is far to high.

I picked up a couple of 8TB HGST drives, and they worked great. I picked up a pair of these to act as the parity drives for my Unraid set. I have no issues with the drive; everything was as advertised, and the drives passed their SMART tests. One caveat with these drives is that they are loud when under load. This isn't a problem for me because my NAS is in a closet, and I don't hear the drives, but if you are placing your NAS close to your computer, you will want to sound proof your case a little.

I've ordered a couple of these and loaded them up with movies and music. I run them for hours per day for background music and sound. The oldest set have been working without any problems for almost a year.

So far so good! Once I was finally able to get the drive to spin up that is (more on that below). It was seen by MacOS as 10TB, I formatted it as APFS and am in the process of loading just over 2TB worth of data onto it and everything seems fine.Also the drive is surprisingly very quiet. Which is almost a bummer for me. Since the system I installed it in is rack-mounted, I was kind of looking forward to a nice wiring sound lol.Ok so the issue getting it to spin up and the reason for the 4 stars. The drive I received did not come with the adapter to disable the stupid power disable feature! I figured it was no problem I have tons of SATA power adapters of all different kinds…but none of them worked! I briefly thought the drive was doa. As a last resort I decided to just put a small piece of tape over pin3 on the power cable and to my surprise the drive fired right up and has been working great so far.So if you buy one these and the adapter is missing or you don't want to use it, just put a skinny piece of tape over pin3 (3rd over from the L shape) and you’ll be good to go. This isn't my first time needing to use that trick, and it’s never failed me.

So far the drive is working as expected but the adapter cable I received was not as pictured. I was expecting sata to sata but I received a molex to sata. This cable is so poorly made I am worried about it burning up.

I am strong believer in up-cycling. These are 5yr old datacenter drives that take a beating and are built to last. I bought a 2TB HGST drive drive back in 2017 that was 5 yrs old and is still gong strong today, so when I saw a 10TB drive at a fraction of the cost of new, I jumped on it as I know exactly what I am getting in terms of durability, longevity and of course price. The cost comes out to less than $8/TB which is a joke. I am planning on commingling all my drives onto this one to save space in my PC build.