Good drive. Good amount of space. Good price. Couldn't really ask for more.

My benchmark tests are weak because I have 1TB partitioned as my "Program Files Overflow" and the remainder as a storage partition. I might just combine the partitions and defrag frequently instead.

The write speed is constantly at 120MB/s. Very happy about it at the price.

Well originally I chose the Western Digital Cavier and this was another headache... literally. My build was depressingly making a loud humming noise that at first I thought was the graphics card. After some sleuthing, and since I had my OS on the SSD I unplugged the hard drive and thank God again the noise went away.

I bought the Seagate on Amazon and day later it was prrrfect. Doens't make any noise at all.

Lot of space. Not super expansive.

Photos, Videos, Movies and Music go here. The rest on the SSD. Tons of space for a solid price.

Stores files. Have had it for 6-7 years. No issues at all. I keep my least important data on this drive because it is getting older and I do worry it may one day fail.

Slower than a turtle in peanut butter in comparison to SSDs. But hey, who can afford a 3 TB SSD or, heavens forbid, a 2 TB NVMe SSD?

Great price, great performance, great HDD

It works, its cheap for the price to Mb comparison.

3TB for £68 - paired up with my 32GB Optane module and I have a pretty formidable combination of boot/access/storage at decent speeds and low cost. I partitioned the drive (~60%/40% ) so store my holiday pictures, videos & music library on one partition - while my operating system and a growing games library is on the other.