[Employee of bestbuy] Tons of storage for my media server! Really nice build quality too

Just the right size for the Synology NAS, especially with a five year warranty.

Replaced Toshiba NAS drives with these and do not regret it. These run a little hotter and have less cache but they don't fail S.M.A.R.T. Tests consistently nor make as much noise. They also don't throw Crc errors. I replaced 8 new drives with these just for the issues I mentioned. If you want something that just works and isn't as loud, get these. You'll have piece of mind these won't fail unlike the Toshiba N300's they replaced.

I've had this drive for almost 4 months. I was fortunate enough to purchase it when it was on sale. The drive has a great warranty period of 5 years, and being an Enterprise class drive, it should perform well for a good while. The drive is intended as a NAS (Network Attached Store) drive. My use case it different. I use it as a secondary internal hard drive on my home-built PC, which I use mostly for gaming, video storage, and Unreal Engine projects. There are 2 things I have become aware of while using this as a secondary internal drive in my home PC. 1) The drive is not as quiet as your typical internal hard drives made specifically for a home PC. 2) If the PC is put into sleep mode, when it is awakened this drive is offline (no longer visible in the file manager). In this case, the only way to get the disk online is to reboot the PC. For me the above 2 things are not really an issue because I use headphones, and I don't put my PC into sleep mode. Again, this drive is intended as a NAS drive, but is useable as an internal secondary hard drive in a home PC with the above mentioned caveats.

I was looking for HDDs for my Ugreen NAS, bought a Seagate Ironwolf Pro 20TB when on sale, but DOA, so returned it to BestBuy and tried to find a replacement. The price of the 20TB went back to the original, eventually I settled with the 16TB. I bought two 16TB for my NAS, so far they have been working great. It's a bit loud though when the hard drives are working.