WD 10TB Ultrastar 7200 rpm SATA 3.5″ Internal Data Center HDD (2020, Retail)
$231.99
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Description
The 10TB Ultrastar 7200 rpm SATA 3.5" Internal Data Center HDD from WD is an enterprise-grade drive designed for demanding 24×7 data storage solutions. Ultrastar drives are built to be durable, using CMR technology and featuring up to an error tolerance of <1 in 1015, a MTBF rating of 2 million hours, and an Annualized Failure Rate (AFR) of 0.44%, depending on the model. Endurance aside, this drive offer fast 7200 rpm performance with 256 MB of cache and data transfer speeds of up to 273 MB/s.
Additional information
| Weight | 1.67 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 10.1 × 5 × 2.4 in |
| Storage Capacity | 10 TB |
| Non-Recoverable Read Errors per Bits Read | < 1 in 1015 |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 4 x 1 x 5.8" / 101.6 x 25.4 x 147.32 mm |
| Certifications | RoHS, as per Manufacturer |
| Storage Temperature | -40 to 158°F / -40 to 70°C |
| Operating Temperature | 41 to 140°F / 5 to 60°C |
| Storage Shock | 250 G / 2.0 ms |
| Operating Shock | 70 G / 2.0 ms |
| Power Draw | 9.2 W (Active)<br />8.0 W (Idle) |
| Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) | 2.0 Million Hours |
| Cache Memory | 256 MB |
| Load/Unload Cycles | 600, 000 |
| Annualized Failure Rate (AFR) | 0.44 % |
| Spindle Speed (RPM) | 7200 RPM |
| Noise Level | 34.0 dB (Idle)<br />38.0 dB (Active) |
| Form Factor | 3.5" |
| Drive Type | HDD |
| Read Speed | Maximum: 273 MB/s |
| Interface | SATA III (6 Gb/s) |
| Warranty Length | Limited 5-Year Warranty |
Reviews (155)
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Trever Quigley (verified owner) –
Still waiting to see if all five that I ordered certify before passing judgement on them as drives, but I was frustrated to see that they’re all dated December 2020. That means they’ve been sitting on the shelf for over a year and effectively makes the warranty four years rather than five.
Makenna Greenholt (verified owner) –
I used to manage a lot of footage and works great.
Aliza Green (verified owner) –
I got this hard drive to put pictures on and to be accessed via a USB enclosure. The performance is great and as expected, but the drive is a bit loud. I should have expected this as it is an enterprise drive and its data sheet details its acoustic levels, but it is still louder than I wanted.
Dejon Shanahan (verified owner) –
would have nothing else in my machine
Vivianne Beer (verified owner) –
WD very good
Judd Zulauf (verified owner) –
I needed this internal drive for in-computer storage capacity. It works as expected, and was easy to install.
Alf Cronin (verified owner) –
I purchased two and one was DOA. B&H replaced it no issues, however it brings into question is WD is lowering their quality standards to bring the price down. The replacement works just great and both easily hit their rated speeds. Here’s to hoping they last like my previous WD drives.
Bailey Huels (verified owner) –
Got mine a few weeks ago and no issues so far. These do the same clicking that the old HGST drives did but those are still fine as well. Very fast drive too!
Samantha Rosenbaum (verified owner) –
Got 6 of these drives to upgrade in my NAS replacing old 4TB drives. They came well packaged and I ran badblocks on all of them which took ~6 days to complete all 4 passes and comparisons. All of them passed with no errors and have been up and running for a 3-4 weeks 2/7 with no issue.
Jerald Lebsack (verified owner) –
Retail version, in a box as shown – 5 year warranty registration is valid at WD’s site – no OEM no-warranty shenanigans at B&H. These are no louder than any other spindle drive, and perform well in a Dell T130. That’s a tower server with a big echo-y box right under my desk – so.. these are pretty quiet. 8TB of storage for 5 years for this price? Good deal. A single 4TB SSD at the time of this writing is double the cost of this 2 pack. If you have the trays available, and need the space for VMs or media, this pack should be on your list. Recommended.
Dan Zieme (verified owner) –
I bought this to replace a 7-year old Seagate (7200 rpm 1TB) that crashed on me last week. I’ve no complaints about the lifespan of that drive, but saw better reviews for WD (that, and I had a second same-age Seagate drive die within two days). Swapping this drive out for the old one was a breeze, and no complaints thus far. The drive isn’t noisy, and I’ll see how this one holds up.
Edwardo Rosenbaum (verified owner) –
This is my fifth 8 TB version of the HGST heritage drives. The last three are post Western Digital. I also have many 4 TB units from when that was the sweet spot. I’ve had no failures from any of them and the performance has been very good for a spinning disk. In the last year, I’ve been working from all solid state disks and the two units in my video workstation are powered down until I need them. Two others are in canisters off site. I expect them to last a long time in this use case. This purchase is for my local media server which has no redundancy except that all the files still exist where they were created and can rebuilt in the case of a drive failure. I’m not too worried in the short run based on past experience. In the long run, this and every other disk will be policy-replaced when I start to worry.
Gideon Schulist (verified owner) –
I buy only WD hard drives and not even one failed. This one is very fast and quiet comparing to the WD RE I still have running…
Ari Klocko (verified owner) –
I’ve been using UltraStar drives for over a decade, sourcing them from B&H the last several years. These drives have proven rock solid reliable. I’ve never had one fail until two days ago when one of eight 14TB drives arrived DOA out of the box. Of course, B&H is replacing it with no questions asked. That said, I was struck by the age of the drives I received this time. Normally when I receive UltraStar drives, they are pretty fresh with manufacturing dates only a few months earlier than their arrival at my door. Not these 14TB models. They’ve been sitting around since October of 2019. Is that why one arrived DOA? I can’t say. I just offer this up as a data point. The 14TB size is currently being offered at a significant discount.
Frances Veum (verified owner) –
Got two of these for my new Synology DS218+. Work flawlessly.
Prudence Simonis (verified owner) –
I have a giant stack of these. They are functional for all different purposes, especially nice in a raid.
Uriah Ritchie (verified owner) –
There are retail packaging but inside is the latest helium Ultrastar drive, with S/N that verifies on the HGST enterprise warranty site for full five year warranty. It doesn’t get better than this. Current pricing under $30/TB for 12TB.
Janiya Hilpert (verified owner) –
Purchased quantity 4 and 3 arrived DOA. Returned all for replacement. Second batch of 4 had 2 DOA and one with less than stellar startup. Returned all again and decided to try a different brand/model. I don’t know if these were just a bad batch or bounced really hard during shipping. But B&H resolved the issues to my satisfaction. Can’t say ‘I loved it’ or ‘hate it’ – thus the 3 stars
Michale Schamberger (verified owner) –
Plug and play. I used these drives for archiving. So far so good.
Nicola Stracke (verified owner) –
Confirming everything reviewer Larry said. Drives are new, in sealed retail packaging. Sealed bag, drive label, and SMART all show model number HGST HUS726T4TALA6L4. Units I received have manufacturing date of March 04 2019. Manufacturer’s warranty is valid. Both powered up and formatted fine, and went right to work. These new, sealed, valid-warranty drives from B&H were priced better than the same model from gray-market Amazon marketplace sellers. I’ve seen complaints on various forums and discussion groups about some Ultrastar drives having power connector compatibility problems (drive stays in standby when connected to older systems) or not having the middle pair of mounting screw holes. These drives do not have either problem; they’re legacy-compatible with standard SATA power connectors, and they have all the usual mounting screw holes. Regarding reviewer Edward’s concern that his drive is noisy, it’s normal for a datacenter drive to make noise as it operates. If you want a quiet drive for a desktop workstation, buy a WD Black, not a datacenter device.