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Good capacity/cost ratio

I like these because they can be powered by the laptop USB. Simple. Used for computer backup & media storage, on three laptops, nearly 7x24. No issues.

For the price, this is a great little 2.5" HDD. With a 7mm height it is small, lightweight, and great for thin devices that require a lower profile 2.5 HDD. It has a SATA3 6.0Gb/s interface with a 128MB cache, which is larger than other laptop size hard drives, sans an SSHD (SSD cached drive). It is a 5400RPM drive, but operates extremely quiet with zero noticeable vibration noise. I used this drive in a Micro ATX case, which has limited room for drives and fits perfectly next to the existing SSD. It takes little space and works perfect as a small data drive. Per Crystal DiskMark (see below), it delivers just under 140MB/s on sequential reads/writes, which is on par with most 3.5" drives.

Good capacity, perfect fit, quick for a 5400RPM drive, and nice price all wrapped up with Samsung quality.

Lots of storage space for a small drive. Is moderately fast. Good amount of cache.

This is a nice 1TB enterprise Seagate drive in a 2.5" form factor. I'm running this drive in a workstation. It came with a 5 year warranty. (Please note, this most likely will not fit in a laptop, if that is what you are seeking to do. It is much taller than a typical laptop drive.) So far, I'm very happy with it.,

I replaced an old SATA drive 160GB of a laptop with this one and so far is working fine. Based on my couple of months experience with the drive, I would recommend it.

No problem(s) so far. Good honest fair price also.

They work as described. 5 year warrannty

- No failures among 3 disks yet - Runs great in RAID5 configuration

Works great. Book times on Macbook Pro 13" Mid 2009 back to life (MB990LL/A) went from 2 minutes (sometimes 5) to 20 seconds. This drive is fast for a laptop and even better using the 8GB SSD built in to speed things up. You cannot control this part, just think of it as a big cache. Really it just holds the most used files and it makes my Vertex 4 SSD seem like a waste of money sometimes.

I ordered two of these drives with my Dell R710 system and was looking to order additional, but there are no more. The performance is astonishing and comparable to the performance we get on our EMC SAN Storage. Write are close to 200MB/s for RAID 0 and about 150MB/s for RAID1. You will not find that in a drive less than this. If performance is the name of the game you need these 15K RPM drives.

I received 2 of these drives to do my NewEgg Eggxpert Review on today. From Western Digital, these drives are specifically built for the Network Attached Storage devices, but can also be used as a normal hard drive. Let’s start off with the Pros: -These drives are 2.5in instead of 3.5in drives, giving you a lot more space for heat dispersion in your NAS or you computer case if you wanted to use it as a normal hard drive. -Western Digital combines firmware in the drive that automatically gives the drive a performance boost when using it for NAS devices. -When testing the drives, I hear little to no noise from the drive itself. -Performance wise, testing with Crystal Disk Mark software, I got speeds on my NAS around 80-110 MB/s reads, which is pretty decent as my other Toshiba drives I had were put to shame. - These drives use less power than normal 3.in drives, saving you a little bit over time on your electric bills.