500GB WD Red SA500 NAS 3D NAND Internal SSD - SATA III 6 Gb/s, 2.5"/7mm, Up to 560 MB/s - WDS500G1R0A

I don't normally like Western digital products because I've had a lot of failures in their spinning disks but these seem like some of the only non-enterprise priced SSDs that are actually meant for NAS use. They work fantastic. I have 10 of them in my Synology FS 2500 and I have absolutely no complaints. They respond quickly and have been extremely reliable.

SSDs are worth their weight in gold nowadays. I got my order on time and the SSDs where new and functional, as expected. I bought at the right time because they were $100 more each just a week later!

I bought two 4TB SSD WD NAS rated drives for my Synology dual drive NAS. The NAS automatically formatted the drives, and they were usable within a few hours. My NAS went from being disturbingly noisy to very quiet instantly and now I don't even know it there on my desk next to me. It now holds the 1000s of photos that I digitized and all my eDocs and other digital information (ex., digital recordings, videos, movies, eBooks, etc.) that I accumulated, but still need. Everything is available instantly from anywhere, securely. It also allows me to selectively share items on my NAS with family and friends.

I love SSDs. I put these into a Synology NAS and they are working perfectly.

The drive keeps up with 4 cameras recording to it. No complaints

works fine so far (3 weeks) have an old PC with a HDD and this is much faster.

PRICING NOTE: I purchased mine for well under $100 on amazon warehouse and to me, that was about the MAX you should ever pay for a 1tb SSD at the time and I streamline this as true for NVME drives that have now replaced SSD 2.5". Look for the specs of a drive and max speeds that are consistent, before parting with money and of course, research lifespan on average because this is the most important part of your computer - if this fails, you lose all your work.... if the rest of the machine fails, not a problem, you can put this drive in an external box and link it to another computer to rescue your work and lifetime documents and photos and videos etc. within minutes. as far as 2.5" SSD GO ... Western Digital RED and "Crucial MX SERIES" are by far the best, followed by the SANDISK RANGE. For anyone upgrading a really old computer and does not need super duper speed, teamgroup and Silicon power make SOLID drives that seem to work forever. I have hundreds of customers and people I have helped and several years have passed with the above brands and ZERO feedback of failures. I had this originally in a gaming laptop for video work for about 4 months, then I put it in another laptop for a few months whilst I was deciding whether to keep the 2nd laptop... for the last 4 months or so, it has been in my 27" retina 4k Apple Mac late 2015 computer (with an additional 3.5" to 2.5" standard PC bracket cradle) and I set this SSD up in to 2 partitions, so I just power on the mac and hold the ALT key on my keyboard (left of space) and then I get an option to boot the WINDOWS 10 partition or the MAC OS partition - instead of using Macs "bootcamp" I find my way of setting things up a lot FASTER in daily operations and part of that speed is this excellent old Western Digital RED 2.5" SSD.

Really solid SSD and no noise! Just really expensive as of 2026.

Buena opción al SSD WD Blue que está dando problemas ultimamente de durabilidad. Con un precio muy razonable. En principio lo he instalado y el rendimiento es bueno. Además no pierde % de vida restante (escrituras) al poco tiempo, como les pasa a los Blue de la misma marca. Lleva 4 días instalado y está al 100%. Es la última oportunidad que le doy a Western Digital, después de los problemas con la gama Blue, para seguir comprando sus productos. Si vuelve a dar problemas me paso al Samsung 870 Evo.

Super drugi dysk wewnętrzny. Polecam

Arrivato nei tempi, compatibile con quanto scritto in fase di vendita. Tutto ok.

Tudo OK!

Bought this ages ago. I think I put it in an Apple MacBook that I accidentally destroyed and threw away... SSD worked great however lol