Seagate IronWolf 14TB NAS Internal Hard Drive HDD – 3.5 Inch SATA 6Gb/s 7200 RPM 256MB Cache for RAID Network Attached Storage (ST14000VN0008)

2 crash a few months out of 2 year warranty and both Seagate and the buyer wont rma it.. will not buy seagate products anymore

Extremely noisy drive that failed after 18 months. I should have stuck with WD.

Der Titel des Produktes "Barracuda 500GB" ist leider total falsch. Es handelt sich hierbei wie man auch auf dem Rest der Seite mehrfach lesen kann um eine Seagate ST14000VN0008 - IRONWOLF 14TB NAS HDD. Wie jede andere ST14000VN0008 hat sie im Betrieb 12.7TB nutzbare Kapazität und wird auf Synology NAS mit Ironwolf Health Management unterstützt. Leider liefert Amazon nicht in der SeaShell sondern nur in Antistatikhülle plus Luftpolsterfolie. Bei dem Anblick wird einem jedes Mal schlecht. Bis jetzt scheint sie den Transportweg überlebt zu haben. An und für sich ein gutes Produkt - hier etwas preiswerter als bei anderen Amazon-Titel zu ST14000VN0008.

Buenas tardes, espero y me manden la factura por favor, la vengo solicitando desde hace varios dias

I'm an IT guy so I'm pretty fussy about the type of equipment I purchase. I have a Synology NAS at home for photos, music, documents, etc. That was my first NAS. A NAS is "Network Attached Storage" but it works like a giant hard drive that both Mac and PC can use. That makes it nice for us because we have quite a few Macs and PCs in the house. I also purchased a Synology Media Server which we use. Both of these devices use SATA drives. I purchased the Ironwolf Pro model because it was supposed to be quieter and more reliable. It's been great on both accounts. However, this year I noticed that my first purchase of this product - some 7 years ago - was starting to degrade. Synology has a setup where it will notify you when it senses degradation. Hard drives do not last forever - particularly when they are spinning all the time. One of the reasons you buy a Synology is so you can put RAID or SHR on it to protect from any data loss. So, even if one of my drives is degrading, I can purchase a new one and replace it with no data loss. So, that's what I'm doing. Sorry for the long explanation but I thought this might help some of you that are considering a NAS or are simply frustrated that you have to buy yet another drive. It's technology and it does wear out. The good news is that the price comes down to. In 7 years, my 10TB drive price is equivalent to a 16TB drive so I can get much more capacity for the same money. That's not a bad thing either.

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I finally got around to installing this into a machine. The machine gave me i/o errors while booting. This is not the main drive. The machine booted. I tried to use a partitioning tool to look at it and it reported I/O errors. I returned it to it's packaging and put in for a return. edit: the replacement that I got turns out to have had 25,000+ hours on it. So it was used and sold to me as new. I've been running it since February 2025 so it now has another 12,000 hours on it. root@polaris:~# smartctl -l farm /dev/sdc |grep Hours Power on Hours: 38822 Spindle Power on Hours: 11245 Head Flight Hours: 348 Needless to say, I'm no longer purchasing drives from amazon. I've been ripped off by sketchy resellers too many times.