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I love this thing for backups of my laptop. Coming up on 6 months and there hasn't been any hick-ups. Doesn't even get warm. Fast for a rotational drive. Seems very well built to me. A single USB cable supplies all the power. Know I'll get a couple more.

130MBps per HDtune

Faster boot than the stock drive in my bootcamped Mac Book Pro with Yosimite and Windows 10. So far so good. Very good read and write speeds tested for a platter drive.

Very fast, boot-up on my laptop is probably around 30 seconds if not less. Great upgrade for my 3 year old laptop.

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.,

Big capacity and cheap product

Very good price per GB for the 2.5" form factor compared to other drives on the market. Drive was shipped in a very solid yet impact absorbing air pack to prevent any damage. The drive height is very thin at 7mm and very light compared to my 7 year old 2.5" seagate drive. The drive is also very quiet compared to my older drive, its almost silent to the point I don't even know if its on or not. I used this drive as an external USB drive using a 2.5" USB enclosure. I did have to format, partition, and initialize the drive first in Windows Disk Management before the device would show up in Explorer. After that it was simple plug and play for the drive now. Writing to the drive I got an an average of about 22MB/s for a 3GB file. Read speed was about 31MB/s. This was done on the USB 2.0 standard, so USB 3.0 should be alot better.

Fast Cool Store data?

Semi-fast, reliable, and completely silent.

Great drive. Have in my laptop. Anyone tried this in a PS3? would love to know if it works...

The HD in my old Toshiba Satellite was showing its age. So I was looking into an SSD but the price vs capacity was a problem. While researching SSd's I discovered the Hybrid drives. A blending of an SSD with a platter system for both speed and capacity. Shortly after that I went ahead and settled on The Seagate FireCuda 500Gig HD. Shipping was the usual quick Newegg style so that Saturday I set to make the change. I downloaded DiskWizard before I started (See the Cons for That experience) Installed the new FireCuda and did a clean install of Win 7 from my rescue disks. After the usual cleanup, re-install of my programs and the MS update process I finally rebooted and . . WOW 30 seconds shaved off my boot time. Been running about a month now with near daily use and as of this writing my laptop boots in about 50 seconds down from 3 minutes with the old drive. The read writes are faster too. Not only that as advertised my battery life has increased due to the drive shutting down the platters after so many minutes of in-activity. I use my Toshiba for email, Office apps, web video, web surfing and light video editing and DVD burning and so far it runs faster all the way around. I do not game with it so I cant attest to that part of its ability. Suffice to say that for me the FireCuda has been a great upgrade. Very happy.

doing several upgrades around the house. Hadn't gotten a chance to try one of these hybrids. But also wanted to go with SSD. So I did both. using 3 systems, one SSD only, One hybrid drive and one with both. No complaints. I moved all the data onto one of these, slapped it in as slave behind an SSD, and forgot about it. Then one day clicked to do some file hunting and was surprised with instant access and no lag. No complaints on the system with only Hybrid drive either. Solid value for the money. And been a seagate fan since my first PC so that part is easy. plus, it is so tiny. Just a baby that can hide anywhere in the case.

This harddisk is the best fit for the Lenovo ideapad 330S-15ARR. Works great and fits with no problems. Had to find a hard disk that would fit in the slot and not be to thick for the case and this one fit perfect.

Even though its thinner than the orig drive the bracket took care of that and it lined up exactly. Loaded windows 7 then the drivers and it works fast and no issues.

Great transfer rates for a 5400 rpm HDD.Very Quite and cool with almost no vibration.Great secondary drive to add to a SSD system.

Performed as advertised. I ordered the "thin" hard drive for a machine that did not require one. Good thing the carrier had no problem accepting the thin drive. I had some concern because I installed the drive into an HP laptop that has only two rubber cups to hold the drive in place, but everything fit and worked just fine.