Reviewers Liked
- 10TB of storage
- Low power consumption rating
- Great NAS reliability features
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Only 3-year warranty
- Higher per gigabyte ratio than smaller capacity drives
- Mixed CIFS performance
Seagate IronWolf
Outstanding value for its capacity with performance as good as you can expect from spinning rust. A fine warranty, too.
-- As reviewed by TopNewReview
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Outstanding value for its capacity with performance as good as you can expect from spinning rust. A fine warranty, too.
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