WD 750GB WD Blue 2.5" SATA OEM Internal Hard Drive

I should have tried for a black model but meh! this drive not only allowed me to blast download data to it quicker, but even runs and loads games way smoother than the stock HDD

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  amazing HDD! really improved the life and load times of my PS2 slim model! very impressed overall!

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  none that I can see.

It started clicking while I was travelling. I'm a tech and have been toting and working on laptops for over a decade. I've never had a hard drive fail after one year's use, but then again this was the first WD drive I've tried over 320GB.

Always like WD hard drives, never have any problems with WD HD and will continue to use WD products

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  Installed this HD in a portable 2.5" case to use it as an external HD drive for storing movies files. I use it everyday and it's been running great without any issues.

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Below average consistency (According to a very popular user benchmark website) The range of scores (95th - 5th percentile) for the WD Blue 1TB average is 57.4% (the fastest mechanical drives being 100%).

Highly recommended to replace your Fuji factory junk

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  Great Drive to replace factory junk runs fast lots of capacity.

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  not 7200 RPM but Knew that.

After installing a 1TB in my PS4, and using my old PS4 500gb for an external connected to my XBOX ONE. I decided to upgrade my PS3 as well. I had a 250gb one in there and I was always having to delete games to add new ones. Well after installing this I had plenty of room. Great PS3 upgrade.

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  Added 750Gb to laptop as d:drive

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  Drive emit a buzz when in the he'd caddy replacing the dvd of dell latitude. Sound goes away after a few minutes, looks like a balancing thing... Does not happen with other drives.

I bought 2 of these to put in external USB 3.0 enclosures to use as backup drives in April of 2015 (about 20 months ago). I got the blue drives instead of black drives, as the black drives run hotter. Transfer speeds often top out around 110 MB/sec.

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  Currently using in an Zalman ZM-VE300-SE external cradle. I have iso files, the portableapps.com suite, and an installation of linux all running from this little drive. Performance over usb3 is quite tolerable... perhaps nice even... even when booting Linux or running Libre Office from the drive.

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  I was worried by all the other negative reviews and I'll admit I'm still a bit worried. I've had absolutely no problems and seen no signs of failure from this drive while I've been using it but I find I wish I had more peace of mind regarding it.

Being a skeptic I approached the adding of a bigger hard drive with apprehension. Using the Apricorn EZ hard drive upgrade made it a snap. While it took awhile to download the old drive(I was using usb-2) it worked flawlessly and when done I used it immediately.