Why such a short warranty ? Quality has gone down ? null

This is typical with mainstream drives.

Drive is for home use. These drives still will run for years under normal use. I have some in use 8 years later.

Simply trying to push consumers to purchase more expensive product with more specs ie faster speeds, longer warranties, etc. So far it seems quality is still there.

People will try to use this as a system hard drive and it it only suitable for storage because it runs at 5400 rpm.If you want a system hard drive a 7200 hard drive is available at the Best Buy store

I was worried about the warranty too but it's been working fine. WD does make hard drives with longer warranties too.

A product that performs exactly how it is described doesn't need a baby blanket for extra reassurance.

I think its because prices are so low

no they are great there is a lot of people that are not so honest and swap the sticker off their bad oem hdd and say its bad to get a free $170 hdd and either use that as well as the 1 they bought or return that and get their money back

It is a standard performance drive for a desktop, and is sold at a lower price. If you want a higher performance drive with a better warranty i would recommend you check out Western Digital's black series

I just got bitten by this, so let me be cynical. The 15-day return policy guarantees you can't get an exchange or refund, because it takes that long to exhaust all the ways of getting it installed if it doesn't work first crack out of the barrel. In my case, it might have worked, but I couldn't get the OS to load on it. By the time I tried everything (including waiting for the computer manufacturer to send fresh OS CDs), the 15 days had expired.

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This is typical with mainstream drives.
Answered by Montman 8 years ago
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Drive is for home use. These drives still will run for years under normal use. I have some in use 8 years later.
Answered by rich 8 years ago
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Simply trying to push consumers to purchase more expensive product with more specs ie faster speeds, longer warranties, etc. So far it seems quality is still there.
Answered by Coach 9 years ago
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People will try to use this as a system hard drive and it it only suitable for storage because it runs at 5400 rpm.If you want a system hard drive a 7200 hard drive is available at the Best Buy store
Answered by algrn 9 years ago
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I was worried about the warranty too but it's been working fine. WD does make hard drives with longer warranties too.
Answered by SamTheMan 9 years ago
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A product that performs exactly how it is described doesn't need a baby blanket for extra reassurance.
Answered by Bribribarker 10 years ago
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I think its because prices are so low
Answered by ezlarryb 10 years ago
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no they are great there is a lot of people that are not so honest and swap the sticker off their bad oem hdd and say its bad to get a free $170 hdd and either use that as well as the 1 they bought or return that and get their money back
Answered by cjs3120 11 years ago
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It is a standard performance drive for a desktop, and is sold at a lower price. If you want a higher performance drive with a better warranty i would recommend you check out Western Digital's black series
Answered by SuchAmaze 11 years ago
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I just got bitten by this, so let me be cynical. The 15-day return policy guarantees you can't get an exchange or refund, because it takes that long to exhaust all the ways of getting it installed if it doesn't work first crack out of the barrel. In my case, it might have worked, but I couldn't get the OS to load on it. By the time I tried everything (including waiting for the computer manufacturer to send fresh OS CDs), the 15 days had expired.
Answered by DaveT 10 years ago
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