Western Digital and Seagate are two major players in the storage game, and they both make some of the best NAS drives on the ...

Disconnect These Western Digital NAS Drives Right Now. Hackers are breaking into several My Book Live NAS models to steal and erase your data. Brendan Hesse June 28, 2021 Credit ...

The Western Digital 8TB WD Red Plus NAS internal hard drive is a great choice for people who want to use it for their home media server. It just hit an all-new low price of $159.99 at Amazon.

Furthermore, Western Digital states that this particular drive has a workload rate that comes out to 180TB per year. This NAS is extremely reliable, but also has a warranty on the drive for three ...

Western Digital hard disks used inside Synology NAS units are giving warning notices just for being powered on for three years. by Umar Shakir Jun 13, 2023, 10:54 PM UTC ...

The Western Digital Red Plus NAS drive is on sale for $210 right now from Best Buy. That price is for the 10TB model, which normally costs $320. The 4TB ($98), 6TB ($145), 12TB ($325), and 14TB ...

Revamped NAS drives. The WD Red SA500 SSD comes in both a 2.5-inch and M.2 form factor to offer greater comparability with a wider variety of systems and use cases.

WD RED NAS HDD The WD RED series is designed and intended for use with NAS devices. While that's said, it doesn't prevent you from using them in your desktop or other systems.

If you're looking for a fast, easy-to-use NAS server for your home, at the suggested cost of just $150 for 2TB ($180 for 3TB, and $250 for 4TB), the WD My Cloud is an excellent choice among single ...

WD has the right formula with its Red lineup - high performance, high capacity, and low power consumption. The Red 10TB NAS HDD gets a tick from us. Over the last five years, hard drive capacity ...

The WD PR4100 is a virtually plug-n-play 4-Bay NAS designed for pros who don’t want to fuss with complicated setups. Is this the NAS for you?

Western Digital NAS drives flash warnings after 3 years, even without problems. WARNING: You used your hard drive. By Michael Crider. Staff Writer, PCWorld Jun 14, 2023 11:04 am PDT.