-Definitely recommend the Red drives. I have heard mixed reviews about the higher tier RE drives, but these 'NAS' designed drives have a good reputation, and so far, like all the other WD drives I have owned they are working excellently.

-What you would expect from a WD product; solid drive; excellent speeds

-None at this point

What can I say? I've never gone wrong purchasing a Western Digital hard drive. It installed easily and provided space for my precious files. I'm happy!

The WD Red's are a great hard drive, they come with a 3 year warranty and are ideally suited to NAS storage devices. I wish I bought more when they came on offer, but 2 will be ok for now :)

SCAN exhibits the usual high level of Customer Service, delivery process, price competitivness and P&P. However can't comment on the product yet as it's part of a new build not yet completed.

I just needed more archive space, and picked up two of these. They perform as expected (and maybe a bit better), but they are only 5400 RPM. They're very quiet. For the price, it's about as good as you'll get.

Quiet Run cool Really good value

Speed (to be expected at 5400 RPM

Purchased 4 disks a year and a half ago for my QNAP TS-412-US and has worked flawlessly. The storage is set up as a RAID 5 configuration, and the theory is I can handle 1 hard drive failure, so I just purchased a spare one as cheap insurance.

Because the HD was Package for retail selling there was no damage during shippment (Double boxed); it work on installation. The unit was been running for several months without any trouble.

Quiet drive. Smooth installation. No worries

Quiet drive. Smooth installation. No worries

Bought 4 of these for a FreeNAS setup. After 2 days of thoroughly testing each drive they were installed and have been very quietly humming way in the background... I have always used WD drive's and yet to have a single one ever fail on me, including the one that is in my CarPC. Just good luck?