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Water Panther WP Arsenal 12TB SATA 7200RPM 3.5-Inch DAS Hard Drive (Renewed)

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Condition: Refurbished - Excellent
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Fulfilled by ServerPartDeals (Formerly Tech on Tech)

Arrives Jul 1 – Jul 3
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Capacity: 12TB


Style: SATA HDD


Features

  • 12TB SATA HDD designed for direct-attached-storage (DAS) systems
  • Water Panther Arsenal drives deliver consistent and responsive transfers
  • Optimized for heavy workloads3x that of NAS drives
  • Drop-in ready for mainstream JBOD, disk shelf, and multi-bay RAID arrays
  • Backed by a 2-year warranty, connect directly and utilize low latency hardware for upmost performance

Digital Storage Capacity: 12000 GB


Hard Disk Interface: Serial ATA-600


Brand: Water Panther


Special Feature: High endurance


Hard Disk Form Factor: 3.5 Inches


Hard Disk Description: Mechanical Hard Disk


Compatible Devices: NAS, Server, Desktop, Workstation computer, DAS, Gaming PC


Installation Type: Internal Hard Drive


Color: Enterprise DAS HDD


Hard Disk Size: 12 TB


Hard Drive: ‎12 TB Mechanical Hard Disk


Brand: ‎Water Panther


Item model number: ‎Arsenal Hard Drives DAS HDDs


Item Weight: ‎1.83 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎10 x 7 x 3 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎10 x 7 x 3 inches


Color: ‎Enterprise DAS HDD


Hard Drive Interface: ‎Serial ATA-600


Hard Drive Rotational Speed: ‎7200 RPM


Manufacturer: ‎Water Panther


Date First Available: ‎September 25, 2020


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • EXCELLENT purchase!!
Capacity: 14TB Style: SATA HDD
I am extremely pleased with my order of 10 drives. Packaging was incredible (see pics) every drive looks brand new, clean, labled... And most importantly every drive read free of errors and mounted with zero problems on my Mac Pro 5,1. I am now running them in a Raid 50 configuration. There is just a tiny bit of disc noise when discs start up, but once running there very quiet... I'm actually impressed at how quiet. I have my fan set to auto to take care of air flow, seems to run cooler than the 16tb drives in my 4 bay. (Not hitting speed 3 of 3 as often.) I was very skeptical about making this purchase because every brand of hard drive not WD or Toshiba have given me headaches!!... But for this price and needing more than a few, I just had to take the chance... I will run my raid 50 array for several weeks and repost if necessary. Wish I could have afforded more!! Edit: May 28, 2021 I wrote this when the drives were just over 200.00 a piece!! there twice that right now because of the current hard drive market. This statement was made during a very lucky time b4 all hard drive prices sky rocketed! But I have not had any issues with any of the hard drives after weeks of 24/7 use...., very nice!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2021 by PinkMoonCow PinkMoonCow

  • Perfect for NAS or extra storage
Capacity: 16TB Style: SATA HDD
I got two drives for my NAS box. In fact its for my NAS box backup. I am overkill when it comes to my network and backing up. I have over 10 years or videos and podcasts for my cleints. I keep everything. So I needed a way to take all my other 1tb and up to 4tb drives and combine them all. So thats where these drives come in. I have a QNAP 642 NAS box, and I also have a Orico USB NAS box that is plugged into the QNAP, it is amy back up unit. These drives are in there and used to backup from my main NAS. It works for me. I know other people have had issues. So far NONE for me and they work very well and fast. They are actual Seagate 16tb drives. Re purposed/renewed. I liek them and they work flawless so far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024 by Monkeybutt

  • great drives for the price
Capacity: 12TB Style: SATA HDD
I have purchased a number of these types of drives over the years. Some I use for backups. Some I use for projects. My latest round populated a NAS. I suppose if money was no object I would go for a brand new drive rather than a refurbished. But, money often is an object. The performance has been just fine, and I have not noticed any real issues with them, beyond normal wear and tear. Let's face it, drives all die eventually. I think these have been great value for the money, and will definitely buy them again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2024 by Chris

  • Way quieter than reviews would suggest (Many updates, over time, below)
Capacity: 12TB Style: SATA HDD
UPDATE 10/5/23: SECOND DRIVE FAILURE. Well this is starting to look shabby in regards to the quality of these drives. Over the last year or so, of the 4x drives I have purchased, 2x have now failed. I contacted Tech on Tech and they were great with their customer service, as they always are, and sent me an RMA # to receive said drive (12TB Exos X18). I really like the X18 line, and have had many in the past but herein lies a big problem with all of the RMAs: you return your drive and get what they have in stock IE it's very doubtful I'll get another X18 in exchange for my faulty X18. We'll see what happens, will update as always with results. UPDATE 9/23/23: Since ordering my first drive from this company (almost a year ago to date above) I've had one drive failure (see previous update below) which had a very fast, no hassle whatsoever turn around and of the other 3x HDDs (which are all Exos 18x 12TB HDDs, which I requested and they filled no prob) are all running perfectly without any issues. This company is reputable and reliable. They don't hassle you within the 2 year warranty period, and I can say after dealing with them through a defective drive scenario they're worth the price, 100%. I'm basically updating this review because I am back on their page ordering another 4x 18TB HDDs, that I am told (by tech on tech) have the same specs as the Seagate Exos X20 18TB drives (ST18000NM003D). I will be updating this review with my findings, as this will be my first time ordering anything other than their 12TB drives. I'm cautious this time because the seller stated that these drives "have the same specs as the ST18000NM003D drives" which I interpret as not being Seagate (who I trust as a brand, moreover the Exos line). Will update, as always, after some time with the 18TB drives. UPDATE 2/21/23: Can't say enough. Requested (2x) x18 Exos 12TB drives and thats what i got. I now have a super affordable RAID array, with quality hdd drives for my 4k movie collection. PLUS a ton of extra space for projects and games. I know ove updates this review quite a few times, but it bears repeating: these drives are quality and if, in the event you have a faulty drive (reallocations) they help you and ship the replacement asap (short the shipping I paid to get the bad drive back to them, ~$20). Overall, happy. UPDATE 2/10/23: AWESOME TECH SUPPORT/CUSTOMER SERVICE! They had a replacement drive in the mail a day after receiving the defective drive. New drive is better than the first. Very happy with this company. You take the risk buying reused enterprise drives, but for the price, im down. Ordered another 2x today to add to my RAID array. Word to the wise: always have a back up drive with everything 1:1 if youre going to play the renewed game. IMO its totally worth it for ~$10 per TB. UPDATE 2/2/23: Drive has failed with ~43000 reallocations. Sent drive back to TechonTech (at my own expense, ~$20 shipping) and am awaiting a replacement to secure my Raid array. This was not optimal, who wants a dead drive in 4 months working time but this is only one of 3 that has failed. Well see how the others hold up in time. For now im removing 2 stars. The inconvenience is a burden atm and im worried for my data that currently sits on one drive. Will Update with the resolution. Its been a few months since purchase and install. I use this HDD for media storage via torrent DLs essentially. The sound level has not been a prob at all. Via other reviews i wonder if quality varies with these, as mine is quiet as can be. Disk read/write noise is barely noticeable past what you'd expect from a mechanical drive. No clicking or buzzing etc, on my unit. Would reccomend and plan to order 3x more for server use. Update: Its been 3-4 months and the drive is still spinnin! I bought another 2 and am running a Raid array. As of now, flawless and not that noisey next to a Toshiba drive of the same age, which is a jet plane in comparison. My OG review stands, would reccomend. Though i still am curious how they vary from drive to drive sas they are refurbs. Imo, save em from the trash heap! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022 by Breeze

  • These drives will fail. I was foolish to buy multiple.
Capacity: 12TB Style: SATA HDD
Avoid at all costs. I bought 8 and they all died. They are just rebranded ewaste. Literally rebranded ewaste. Serial number tie to decommissioned Seagate drives, peal off the label and you will find a seagate logo. Don’t waste your money here. Only good thing is that they honored their warranty, what little good that does. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025 by Aaron Shackelford

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