See more imagesShikiShabazz Posted
I went with these over the 10 terabytes just to save on some energy and noise. These have turned out to be fantastic drives and have been running non-stop the last year with no issues.
DeadHeadVT13 Posted
Ordered these 8th WD Red Plus drives for my home security cameras. I upgraded my system to 16 channels from 8 channels. The 8 channel NVR had (2) 4tb WD Red Plus drives I previously purchased, for well over a year with no issues. Did a full scan on them and no bad sectors or issues running 24/7. Looking forward to the 8th drives to produce the same expectations as the 4tb drives did.
JaxH Posted
Works great with my NAS! I love western digital drives!
Andrew Posted
Good performance in raid 1 is a Synology DS220+. They are at least 15dB louder than my old 4tb wd reds that they replaced so they can no longer be in the office, which I deducted 2 stars for.
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JoseS Posted
I've been using the WD Red Plus 8TB NAS Internal Hard Drive and have been very impressed with its performance. Installation was simple, and the drive was recognized immediately by my NAS. It runs quietly, stays cool, and has provided fast and reliable storage for my photos, videos, and important files. One of the things I like most is its consistent performance during backups and file transfers. Even when multiple devices are accessing data, the drive remains stable and responsive. The 8TB capacity offers plenty of room for growth, making it a great long-term investment for home or small business use. Overall, this drive has exceeded my expectations in reliability, storage capacity, and ease of use. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for dependable NAS storage.
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OdinDark Posted
Great product, worked seamlessly out of the box and fits perfectly into my NAS. very fast and silent too.
PPatel Posted
The WD Red Plus 8TB NAS Internal Hard Drive is a top choice for network-attached storage, delivering reliable performance and significant storage capacity ideal for small to medium-sized businesses. Its 5400 RPM speed ensures smooth data access, and its compatibility with a variety of NAS systems offers versatile use. The drive's enhanced durability and error recovery controls also make it a dependable option for continuous operation in RAID environments.
BOBX Posted
Very quiet, large capacity. It meets my expectations.
JoelC Posted
Good drive, noise is about what you would expect, hasnt failed yet
AARONW Posted
Easy install, large storage, excellent deal in this environment of expensive storage solutions.
Chandrasjr Posted
I am using the WD Red Plus 8TB NAS Internal Hard Drive in my home lab, and I’m genuinely impressed with its performance. The drive delivers consistent reliability and speed, making it an excellent choice for home lab setups and NAS environments. While operating, it is mostly silent, with only occasional mild sounds, which are not disruptive. Overall, it strikes a great balance between performance, capacity, and noise levels. Highly recommended for anyone looking to build or expand a home lab or NAS system.
Ezgol Posted
Working correctly as expected. Installation into Synology NAS was easy.
AlessandroD Posted
Very solid and quiet hard drive. Easy to install on pc
RobWilkensLevittownNY Posted
I purchased two of these for my WD MyCloud EX2 Ultra, which I have set up to mirror across two drives with RAID. The EX2 Ultra came with 4TB disks, which I managed to break one of when I dropped the EX2 Ultra (powered on) while moving newly assembled furniture into place. I took the "good" drive, and extracted data off it on a desktop PC with a recovery tool (RecaimMe File Recovery Ultimate), and used these drives (which were twice the storage space) which were easy enough to set up and initialize in the EX2 Ultra Web Console. I copied the recovered files over the net to the cloud drive (after setting up the same shares and users I had), and for the most part, a month later things are working better than they were before. I'm now, for a change, successfully able to use the MyCloud drive with Time Machine (Mac Backups) for example, which I had a problem doing earlier. I store decades of family photos and videos (even converted videos from VHS) on the cloud drive, so having extra space makes me feel like I can more freely use it. It feels faster than it was with these drives, whether or not it is. The original drives were WD Red, and these are WD Red Plus which seemed like a step up (I gather Red Pro or something like that was the best).
CarlosV Posted
I ask to AI best option to build a NAS and recommends WD Red Plus, it’s amazing work with it! Fast and trustworthy
I am loving the generous storage I have now for use with my Synology NAS 224+. It functions well and doesn't make too much noise. Delivery was fast and well-packed too. I received it after a day of snowy weather. Recommended brand and recommended retailer - Best Buy
MaggieR Posted
Needed this for storage of baby pics and videos. Have bought 2 so far one for each daughter. Would recommend!
pcrec Posted
Have found WD Red to be more reliable than most other brands in 24/7 server environments. The larger ones tend to be Hitachi’s helium-filled types and I usually opt for more smaller ones instead of fewer larger capacity drives so that rebuild times aren’t terribly long.
RonS Posted
I bought 2 of these for my home server and so far they've been great. I didn' have any installation issues or issues setting them up into raid format. The initial ease of use/setup has been great. I'm still waiting to see how they perform over an extended period of time, but Western Digital has always been good for me!
Phil Posted
Better than the 2TB I replaced it with for speeds. Great to have this much room for storage. This is for the 256mb cache version.