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Look at all the other reviews - all the same problem with the same bogus "2 year warranty".
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It died 2.5 years after I bought it
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Died suddenly one day, I didn't even get two years out of it
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However, two years for something like this is unacceptable.
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One slowly failed over three years (I didn't realize it, since I didn't fill up the drive, just had random errors.
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Looked it up, this line of drives has a 13-22% first year failure rate
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It failed in 8/16, so a little over three years, considering this is not a driver recommended for a NS that is not too bad but would have added a star if it has lasted longer.
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It lasted about 3 years of _very_ light usage and then died with no warning.
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This time, the warranty replacement drive went into the NAS, and I was forced to purchase a new cold-swap backup, since the failed drive was now outside the pitiful 2 year warranty
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The first 3 died were just shy of 4 years old, the last one is barely 3 years old -- still outside of their terrible 2 year warranty.
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I bought the same model Seagate 3TB drive ST3000DM001, which lasted 1 year, 11 months before it completely failed.
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Literally failed two years and one day after I purchased it
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4 years strong now.
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If the last one is anything to go by it lasted only 3 years before it went bad on me
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Failed just under 2 years in.
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Happy New Year you have a bad Hard drive and now your business is on hold until you can get a new one installed.
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Four years and eight months after purchasing this drive, I started experiencing failures.
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Been working as it should for 1 year or so.
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They work as they should.
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Works as it should right out of the box.
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Do yourself a BIG favor, and get a Western Digital or HGST drive as they will honor from DATE OF PURCHASE.This is the last Seagate drive i will ever purchase again.
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This hard drive is not worth the money as it dies in less than a year
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Works as it should, but it's pretty noisy.
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Worked as it should.
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Would highly recommend a backup drive to this one as in a mirrored RAID configuration.
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It works as it is supposed to but if you get the 2TB, you're only actually getting 1.8TB