Name: Seagate Exos X16 16TB SATA III 3.5" Hard Drive - 7200RPM, 256MB Cache
Brand: Seagate
SKU: HDD3663
Price: 394.44 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

Seagate Exos X16 16TB SATA III 3.5" Hard Drive - 7200RPM, 256MB Cache

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Key Features:

16TB Capacity
7200RPM Spin Speed
SATA III Interface
256MB Cache
3.5" Form Factor
5 Year Warranty

CCL Code: HDD3663

Capacity

Capacity:

Overview

SEAGATE® EXOS™ ENTERPRISE HARD DRIVES

Catalyse the datasphere by enabling data centre architects and IT professionals to deliver trusted performance, solid reliability and ironclad enterprise security while lowering TCO in demanding 24×7 operations.

Higher capacity in the same 3.5” footprint, scaling up your petabytes!
Helium-enabled low power and weight, plus the capability to manage performance for additional power savings
Robust drive-level data security and integrity for when the drive is at rest, recording, or retired

Specifications

Key Features

Disk Capacity	16 TB
Interface Type	SATA III
Drive Interface	SATA III
Cache Memory	256 MB
Disk Form Factor	3.5"
Interface Type	SATA III
Condition	New
Disk Speed	7200RPM
Intended Use	Enterprise
Power Requirement (auto)	10 W
Number of SATA power required	1

Warranty

5 Years

Storage

Storage Type

HDD

Item Details

Manufacturer	Seagate
Manufacturer Code	ST16000NM001G
EAN	8719706008594
Condition	New

Warranty

Warranty Information

Warranty

5 Years

Manufacturer Information

Manufacturer	Seagate
Manufacturer Code	ST16000NM001G

Reviews

5.0 / 5 2 reviews

Customer

June 2022

Large capacity storage at a relatively affordable price. Has been relatively quiet in its NAS housing, without the same issue(s) as an Ironwolf drive it is replacing. If it holds up it might be enough to restore my confidence in Seagate.

Paul H

February 2022

No problems so far with the two 16TB Exos drives I have purchased. I've been running them for about a month. When idle they are very quiet. They do make a distinct rumble when doing heavy access, but I don't think they are much louder than my Ironwolf drives.