
Portable and fast transferring!

-the CMR is more expensive than the other western digital of same size, but faster. -Peek speed with multiple files I hit 200mb/s

i bought it because i want to use usb3 with my laptop and the data transfer speed is fast ,Great Product,Easy to Setup and Use

quiet and fast

Good performance for 7200 RPM drives Mostly silent operation Running 24/7 in RAID 1 without issues Good value at 350USD each (you may find a different price) CMR technology, 5-year warranty

Speed 250 MBytes + per sec. Reliable just as WD Black HDD are. So far so good after 1 month.

Release Date: 02/12/2026
Easy to use

By MB, the cheapest and reliable HD in the market Will last many years of constant use

Good hdd for network storage fast easy setup can't go wrong

Synology drives are guaranteed compatible and recommended for Synology enclosures.

195/165 r/w About 40 C

I would recommend Western Digital HDDs (or even their SSDs, I've got those, too) to anyone needing to expand or enlarge their existing system. Easy to install and configure to your Windows OS.

-worked out of the box. Took a couple of minutes to setup - worked with 3.5 and 2.5 drives - good speed - Solid product

Has 4 bays for the price of many 2 bay units. Provides good speeds for hdd.

Good to update your sata hard disks, either setting up new drives, partitioning, copying files, imaging and things like that. just lift up the plastic cover which is hinged, slide the drive in and once it's set, you just close the cover and hit the on button.


Good capacity and pretty quite even under load.

hooked it up, works like it should. Never owned another HD other than a Western Digital. Don't even shop around, just buy the WD!!


My PC started acting weird for a few days, signaling an impending hardware failure. drive failure), I got this to transfer my files. It was just in the nick of time because just as I finished transferring everything, the mobo stopped posting. Setting this up couldn't have been easier, and transferring was lightning fast. The only thing that threw me was the cable. I'm a huge geek, but I've never seen this type before. It's apparently a USB 3.0 Micro-B connector. While not as commonplace as the others, they are fairly easy to get in case you need another one.