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Toshiba N300

2026-04-05T01:59:35Z

TheDragonFire123: Add wrapping brackets to former N300s too

{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 = TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA top lid.jpg
|caption1 = Top lid of a HDWG780UZSVA, an example of an N300 family drive.
|image2 =
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
|purpose = nas
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1 mm
|speed = 7,200
|af = 512e (except HDWQ140 and HDWG440)
|scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
|interface = SATA
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|released = 2017 For later release years see [[Toshiba X300#History|History]]
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Toshiba N300#Former models|below section]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Toshiba MN04ACA]] (initial base family)
}}
'''Toshiba N300''' is a hard drive family created by [[Toshiba]]. It is Toshiba's NAS-grade hard drive line, primarily targeted at the retail sector. This family consists of rebranded Toshiba MN family models.<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300|title = Toshiba - Internal Hard Drives - N300|author = Toshiba|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20211023113520/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300/|archive-date = 23 October 2021|url-status = live}}</ref> It competes with the [[Seagate IronWolf Pro]] and [[Western Digital Red Pro]] families.

==History==
The X300 family first begun in 2017, with its initial two models, the HDWQ140 and HDWN160.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-launches-high-reliability-hard-drive-n300-for-nas-with-capacities-of-up-to-6tb/|publisher = Toshiba|title = Toshiba launches high-reliability Hard Drive N300 for NAS with capacities of up to 6TB|date = 24 January 2017|access-date = 3 November 2021}}</ref>

In 2017, the HDWN180 was released. This was shortly replaced by the HDWG180. The HDWN160 was also largely replaced by the HDWG160.

In 2018, the first helium models were introduced, namely the [[TOSHIBA HDWG21C]] and [[TOSHIBA HDWG21E]].<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|title = Toshiba adds new 12TB and 14TB helium-sealed models to both the N300 NAS and X300 Performance Hard Drive product line|date = 6 December 2018|author = Toshiba|access-date = 15 August 2021|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20200814025658/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|archive-date = 14 August 2020|url-status = live}}</ref>

In 2021, the N300, along with the closely related [[Toshiba X300]], received lower-binned versions of the [[Toshiba MG08-D]] family. Specifically, the N300 family received HDWG440, HDWG460 and HDWG480, all based on the [[Toshiba MN08-D]], of which the 6 and 8 TB models are based on 1.6 TB platters, replacing all previous 4, 6 and 8 TB hard drive models such as the HDWR160 above. However, the HDWR440 remains on 1.33 TB platters in exchange for offering 512n, like its predecessor. The MN07-based HDWG21E was also replaced with the MN08-based [[TOSHIBA HDWG31E]]. In late 2021, the [[TOSHIBA HDWG51J]] was released, making 18 TB the family maximum capacity.

In 2024, the N300 received not only consumer models based on the MN10-D, namely the HDWG740UZSVA, HDWG760UZSVA, HDWG780UZSVA and HDWG71AUZSVA, but MN10-DS models such as the [[TOSHIBA MN10ADA400ES]] also started to be badged as N300 as opposed to plain Toshiba enterprise drive labels.

In April 2025, seven months after the MG11 was released, the N300 received the 24 TB models [[TOSHIBA HDWG82EUZSVA]] as well as the MN11-based [[TOSHIBA MN11ACA24TS]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/company/news/news-topics/2025/04/storage-20250422-1.html|title = Toshiba Adds 24TB Capacity to N300 and N300 Pro Internal Hard Disk Drive Series|date = 22 April 2025}}</ref>

In February 2026, all models from 14 TB up received refreshed, MG11-based models, supplanting or outright replacing previous generation models depending on the region.

==Products==
All N300 hard drive models have an equivalent MN series NAS OEM product line they are based on. Prior to the MN10-D, the internal/speciality model had the standard enterprise Toshiba label and were not considered part of the N300 line. While these models are shown below, they are wrapped in brackets to indicate their non-presence in the N300 line. Starting with the MN10-D, internal-specialty model drives received a special -S suffix and are also badged as N300s.

===Current models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models currently in production."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG440}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA400N}})
|4 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|None
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG740UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA400ES}}
|4 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG460}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA600}})
|6 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG760UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA600S}}
|6 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG480}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA800}})
|8 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG780UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA800S}}
|8 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG71AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA10TS}}
|10 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51CUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA12T}})
|12 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51EUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA14TS}})
|14 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG81EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA14TS}}
|14 TB
|2.33 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51GUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA16TS}})
|16 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG81GUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA16TS}}
|16 TB
|2.29 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51JUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA18TS}})
|18 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG81JUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA18T}}
|18 TB
|2.25 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62AUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ACA20TS}})
|20 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2023
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA20TS}}
|20 TB
|2.22 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62CUZSVA}}
|None
|22 TB
|2.2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82CUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA22TS}}
|22 TB
|2.2 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA24TS}}
|24 TB
|2.4 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2025
|}

===Former models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models that have been discontinued."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released || Year discontinued || Replacement
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWQ140}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN04ACA400N}})
|4 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|None
|2017
|2021
|HDWG440
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN160}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA600}})
|6 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG160
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG160}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA600}})
|6 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG460
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN180}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA800}})
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG180
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG180}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA800}})
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG480
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG11A}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA10T}})
|10 TB
|1.43 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2024
|HDWG71AUZSVA
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21C}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA12T}})
|12 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG51C
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21E}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA14T}})
|14 TB
|1.55 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2019
|HDWG31E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31E}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA14T}})
|14 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31G}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA16T}})
|16 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51G
|}

==Trivia==
*The N300 is the only retail family to have any non-Advanced Format 512n drives; namely, both 4 TB models.
*Contrary to popular belief, the N300's default SCTERC settings are always disabled, identically to the [[Toshiba X300]] (though, like all SCTERC settings, that can be changed after spin up). Both Western Digital and Seagate have some level of timeout set by default.

==References==
{{reflist}}
{{Toshiba 3.5" hard drive families}}

[[Category:Toshiba N300]]
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive product families]]

Toshiba N300

2026-04-04T08:26:29Z

TheDragonFire123: Add N300 example infobox image

{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 = TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA top lid.jpg
|caption1 = Top lid of a HDWG780UZSVA, an example of an N300 family drive.
|image2 =
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
|purpose = nas
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1 mm
|speed = 7,200
|af = 512e (except HDWQ140 and HDWG440)
|scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
|interface = SATA
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|released = 2017 For later release years see [[Toshiba X300#History|History]]
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Toshiba N300#Former models|below section]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Toshiba MN04ACA]] (initial base family)
}}
'''Toshiba N300''' is a hard drive family created by [[Toshiba]]. It is Toshiba's NAS-grade hard drive line, primarily targeted at the retail sector. This family consists of rebranded Toshiba MN family models.<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300|title = Toshiba - Internal Hard Drives - N300|author = Toshiba|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20211023113520/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300/|archive-date = 23 October 2021|url-status = live}}</ref> It competes with the [[Seagate IronWolf Pro]] and [[Western Digital Red Pro]] families.

==History==
The X300 family first begun in 2017, with its initial two models, the HDWQ140 and HDWN160.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-launches-high-reliability-hard-drive-n300-for-nas-with-capacities-of-up-to-6tb/|publisher = Toshiba|title = Toshiba launches high-reliability Hard Drive N300 for NAS with capacities of up to 6TB|date = 24 January 2017|access-date = 3 November 2021}}</ref>

In 2017, the HDWN180 was released. This was shortly replaced by the HDWG180. The HDWN160 was also largely replaced by the HDWG160.

In 2018, the first helium models were introduced, namely the [[TOSHIBA HDWG21C]] and [[TOSHIBA HDWG21E]].<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|title = Toshiba adds new 12TB and 14TB helium-sealed models to both the N300 NAS and X300 Performance Hard Drive product line|date = 6 December 2018|author = Toshiba|access-date = 15 August 2021|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20200814025658/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|archive-date = 14 August 2020|url-status = live}}</ref>

In 2024, the N300 received not only consumer models based on the MN10-D, namely the HDWG740UZSVA, HDWG760UZSVA, HDWG780UZSVA and HDWG71AUZSVA, but MN10-DS models such as the [[TOSHIBA MN10ADA400ES]] also started to be badged as N300 as opposed to plain Toshiba enterprise drive labels.

In April 2025, seven months after the MG11 was released, the N300 received the 24 TB models [[TOSHIBA HDWG82EUZSVA]] as well as the MN11-based [[TOSHIBA MN11ACA24TS]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/company/news/news-topics/2025/04/storage-20250422-1.html|title = Toshiba Adds 24TB Capacity to N300 and N300 Pro Internal Hard Disk Drive Series|date = 22 April 2025}}</ref>

The N300, along with the closely related [[Toshiba X300]], received lower-binned versions of the [[Toshiba MG08-D]] family. Specifically, the N300 family received HDWG440, HDWG460 and HDWG480, all based on the [[Toshiba MN08-D]], of which the 6 and 8 TB models are based on 1.6 TB platters, replacing all previous 4, 6 and 8 TB hard drive models such as the HDWR160 above. However, the HDWR440 remains on 1.33 TB platters in exchange for offering 512n, like its predecessor. The MN07-based HDWG21E was also replaced with the MN08-based [[TOSHIBA HDWG31E]]. In late 2021, the [[TOSHIBA HDWG51J]] was released, making 18 TB the family maximum capacity.

==Products==
All N300 hard drive models have an equivalent MN series NAS OEM product line they are based on. Prior to the MN10-D, the internal/speciality model had the standard enterprise Toshiba label and were not considered part of the N300 line. While these models are shown below, they are wrapped in brackets to indicate their non-presence in the N300 line. Starting with the MN10-D, internal-specialty model drives received a special -S suffix and are also badged as N300s.

===Current models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models currently in production."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG440}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA400N}})
|4 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|None
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG740UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA400ES}}
|4 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG460}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA600}})
|6 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG760UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA600S}}
|6 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG480}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA800}})
|8 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG780UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA800S}}
|8 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG71AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA10TS}}
|10 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51CUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA12T}})
|12 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51EUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA14TS}})
|14 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG81EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA14TS}}
|14 TB
|2.33 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51GUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA16TS}})
|16 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG81GUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA16TS}}
|16 TB
|2.29 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51JUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA18TS}})
|18 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG81JUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA18T}}
|18 TB
|2.25 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62AUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ACA20TS}})
|20 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2023
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA20TS}}
|20 TB
|2.22 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62CUZSVA}}
|None
|22 TB
|2.2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82CUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA22TS}}
|22 TB
|2.2 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA24TS}}
|24 TB
|2.4 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2025
|}

===Former models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models that have been discontinued."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released || Year discontinued || Replacement
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWQ140}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN04ACA400N}}
|4 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|None
|2017
|2021
|HDWG440
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN160}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA600}}
|6 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG160
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG160}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA600}}
|6 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG460
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN180}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA800}}
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG180
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG180}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA800}}
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG480
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG11A}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA10T}}
|10 TB
|1.43 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2024
|HDWG71AUZSVA
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21C}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA12T}}
|12 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG51C
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21E}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|1.55 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2019
|HDWG31E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31E}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31G}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA16T}}
|16 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51G
|}

==Trivia==
*The N300 is the only retail family to have any non-Advanced Format 512n drives; namely, both 4 TB models.
*Contrary to popular belief, the N300's default SCTERC settings are always disabled, identically to the [[Toshiba X300]] (though, like all SCTERC settings, that can be changed after spin up). Both Western Digital and Seagate have some level of timeout set by default.

==References==
{{reflist}}
{{Toshiba 3.5" hard drive families}}

[[Category:Toshiba N300]]
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive product families]]

Toshiba N300

2026-04-04T03:09:28Z

TheDragonFire123: /* Products */ Add MG11 based models, although I cannot confirm at this time if they support FastFormat nor the platter densities for anything other than the 16 and 24 TB models

{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 =
|caption1 = Top lid of a HDWR480, an example of an X300 family drive.
|image2 =
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
|purpose = nas
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1 mm
|speed = 7,200
|af = 512e (except HDWQ140 and HDWG440)
|scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
|interface = SATA
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|released = 2017 For later release years see [[Toshiba X300#History|History]]
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Toshiba N300#Former models|below section]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Toshiba MN04ACA]] (initial base family)
}}
'''Toshiba N300''' is a hard drive family created by [[Toshiba]]. It is Toshiba's NAS-grade hard drive line, primarily targeted at the retail sector. This family consists of rebranded Toshiba MN family models.<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300|title = Toshiba - Internal Hard Drives - N300|author = Toshiba|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20211023113520/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300/|archive-date = 23 October 2021|url-status = live}}</ref> It competes with the [[Seagate IronWolf Pro]] and [[Western Digital Red Pro]] families.

==History==
The X300 family first begun in 2017, with its initial two models, the HDWQ140 and HDWN160.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-launches-high-reliability-hard-drive-n300-for-nas-with-capacities-of-up-to-6tb/|publisher = Toshiba|title = Toshiba launches high-reliability Hard Drive N300 for NAS with capacities of up to 6TB|date = 24 January 2017|access-date = 3 November 2021}}</ref>

In 2017, the HDWN180 was released. This was shortly replaced by the HDWG180. The HDWN160 was also largely replaced by the HDWG160.

In 2018, the first helium models were introduced, namely the [[TOSHIBA HDWG21C]] and [[TOSHIBA HDWG21E]].<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|title = Toshiba adds new 12TB and 14TB helium-sealed models to both the N300 NAS and X300 Performance Hard Drive product line|date = 6 December 2018|author = Toshiba|access-date = 15 August 2021|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20200814025658/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|archive-date = 14 August 2020|url-status = live}}</ref>

In 2024, the N300 received not only consumer models based on the MN10-D, namely the HDWG740UZSVA, HDWG760UZSVA, HDWG780UZSVA and HDWG71AUZSVA, but MN10-DS models such as the [[TOSHIBA MN10ADA400ES]] also started to be badged as N300 as opposed to plain Toshiba enterprise drive labels.

In April 2025, seven months after the MG11 was released, the N300 received the 24 TB models [[TOSHIBA HDWG82EUZSVA]] as well as the MN11-based [[TOSHIBA MN11ACA24TS]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/company/news/news-topics/2025/04/storage-20250422-1.html|title = Toshiba Adds 24TB Capacity to N300 and N300 Pro Internal Hard Disk Drive Series|date = 22 April 2025}}</ref>

The N300, along with the closely related [[Toshiba X300]], received lower-binned versions of the [[Toshiba MG08-D]] family. Specifically, the N300 family received HDWG440, HDWG460 and HDWG480, all based on the [[Toshiba MN08-D]], of which the 6 and 8 TB models are based on 1.6 TB platters, replacing all previous 4, 6 and 8 TB hard drive models such as the HDWR160 above. However, the HDWR440 remains on 1.33 TB platters in exchange for offering 512n, like its predecessor. The MN07-based HDWG21E was also replaced with the MN08-based [[TOSHIBA HDWG31E]]. In late 2021, the [[TOSHIBA HDWG51J]] was released, making 18 TB the family maximum capacity.

==Products==
All N300 hard drive models have an equivalent MN series NAS OEM product line they are based on. Prior to the MN10-D, the internal/speciality model had the standard enterprise Toshiba label and were not considered part of the N300 line. While these models are shown below, they are wrapped in brackets to indicate their non-presence in the N300 line. Starting with the MN10-D, internal-specialty model drives received a special -S suffix and are also badged as N300s.

===Current models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models currently in production."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG440}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA400N}})
|4 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|None
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG740UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA400ES}}
|4 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG460}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA600}})
|6 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG760UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA600S}}
|6 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG480}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA800}})
|8 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG780UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA800S}}
|8 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG71AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA10TS}}
|10 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51CUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA12T}})
|12 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51EUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA14TS}})
|14 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG81EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA14TS}}
|14 TB
|2.33 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51GUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA16TS}})
|16 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG81GUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA16TS}}
|16 TB
|2.29 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51JUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA18TS}})
|18 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG81JUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA18T}}
|18 TB
|2.25 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62AUZSVA}}
|({{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ACA20TS}})
|20 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2023
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA20TS}}
|20 TB
|2.22 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62CUZSVA}}
|None
|22 TB
|2.2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82CUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA22TS}}
|22 TB
|2.2 TB/platter?
|1 GiB
|512e
|2026
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA24TS}}
|24 TB
|2.4 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2025
|}

===Former models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models that have been discontinued."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released || Year discontinued || Replacement
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWQ140}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN04ACA400N}}
|4 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|None
|2017
|2021
|HDWG440
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN160}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA600}}
|6 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG160
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG160}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA600}}
|6 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG460
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN180}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA800}}
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG180
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG180}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA800}}
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG480
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG11A}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA10T}}
|10 TB
|1.43 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2024
|HDWG71AUZSVA
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21C}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA12T}}
|12 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG51C
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21E}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|1.55 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2019
|HDWG31E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31E}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31G}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA16T}}
|16 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51G
|}

==Trivia==
*The N300 is the only retail family to have any non-Advanced Format 512n drives; namely, both 4 TB models.
*Contrary to popular belief, the N300's default SCTERC settings are always disabled, identically to the [[Toshiba X300]] (though, like all SCTERC settings, that can be changed after spin up). Both Western Digital and Seagate have some level of timeout set by default.

==References==
{{reflist}}
{{Toshiba 3.5" hard drive families}}

[[Category:Toshiba N300]]
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive product families]]

Western Digital Purple

2026-04-03T12:07:14Z

TheDragonFire123: Add Carmel 2D models

{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 = WDC WD20PURZ-85AKKY0 top-down view.jpg
|caption1 = A [[WDC WD20PURZ-xxAKKYx|WD20PURZ-85AKKY0]], an example of a Purple model.
|image2 = WDC WD10PURX-64D85Y0 top lid.jpg
|caption2 = A [[WDC WD10PURX-xxD85Yx|WD10PURX-64D85Y0]], an example of a Purple model.
|manufacturer = [[Western Digital]]
|purpose = surveillance
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 5,400 (most models) 7,200 (over 8 TB)
|af = 512e
|released = 2014<ref name="pcworld-purplehdd" />
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Western Digital Purple#Former models|here]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Western Digital AV-GP|AV-GP]]
}}
'''Western Digital Purple''' is a hard drive family created by [[Western Digital]]. It is designed specifically for surveillance DVRs and NVRs, and shares some similarity with the earlier AV-GP family. It was spun off into several offshoots, including [[Western Digital Purple (China)|a mainland China-exclusive family]], [[Western Digital Purple (System Integration)|a variant designed only for system integration]] and [[Western Digital Purple Pro|Purple Pro]]. It competes with [[Seagate SkyHawk]] and [[Toshiba DT01-V]], [[Toshiba DT02-V|DT02-V]] and [[Toshiba S300|S300]].

==History==
The Purple family was first introduced in 2014.<ref name="pcworld-purplehdd">{{cite web |title=WD says its new Purple hard drives are optimized for 24/7 video surveillance |url=http://www.pcworld.com/article/2100347/network-storage/wds-new-purple-hard-drives-optimized-for-24-wd-says-its-new-purple-hard-drives-are-optimized-for-24.html |website=PC World |publisher=IDG |access-date=1 October 2016|date=25 February 2014 }}</ref> In 2018, it was split into a retail and system integrator exclusive family, with retail models receiving a trailing Z on the main model number, as opposed to system integration drives keeping the previous X suffix.

==Current models==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of 3.5\" Western Digital Purple models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity (TB) || Density (TB) || Spindle speed (RPM) || Cache (MiB) || Family || Year released
|-
|[[WDC WD10PURZ-xxU8XYx]]
|1
|1
|5,400
|64
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TrailXLB|TrailXLB]]
|2017
|-
|[[WDC WD10PURZ-xxBDSYx]]
|1
|1
|5,400
|64
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TrailUL|TrailUL]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD20PURZ-xxAKKYx]]
|2
|1.6
|5,400
|64
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Apollo CR|Apollo CR]]
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD22PURZ-xxB4ZYx]]
|2
|2
|5,400
|256
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel RP|Carmel RP]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD23PURZ-xxC5HYx]]
|2
|2
|5,400
|64
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel RP2L|Carmel RP2L]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD30PURZ-xxAKKYx]]
|3
|1.6
|5,400
|64
|Apollo CR
|2018
|-
|[[WDC WD33PURZ-xxBWPYx]]
|3
|2
|5,400
|256
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice RP2L|Venice RP2L]]
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD34PURZ-xxCPDYx]]
|3
|2
|5,400
|128
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel 2D|Carmel 2D]]
|2025
|-
|[[WDC WD40PURZ-xxAKKYx]]
|4
|1.6
|5,400
|64
|Apollo CR
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD42PURZ-xxB4YYx]]
|4
|2
|5,040
|256
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice RP|Venice RP]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD43PURZ-xxBWPYx]]
|4
|2
|5,400
|256
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice RP2L|Venice RP2L]]
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD44PURZ-xxCPDYx]]
|4
|2
|5,400
|128
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel 2D|Carmel 2D]]
|2025
|-
|[[WDC WD62PURZ-xxB3AYx]]
|6
|1.5
|5,640
|128
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon CR|Avalon CR]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD63PURZ-xxB4VYx]]
|6
|3
|5,040
|256
|Venice RP
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD64PURZ-xxBWUYx]]
|6
|3
|5,040
|256
|Venice RP2L
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD84PURZ-xxB2YYx]]
|8
|1.6
|5,640
|128
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon C5|Avalon C5]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD102PURZ-xxBXPYx]]
|10
|1.66
|7,200
|256
|[[:HGST ARM Vela-AX|Vela-AX]]
|2019
|}

==Former models==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of 3.5" Western Digital Blue Desktop models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity || Density (TB) || Spindle speed (RPM) || Cache (MiB) || SMR? || Family || Year released || Year discontinued
|-
|[[WDC WD05PURX-xxE5EYx]]
|500 GB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|TrailXLB
|2015
|Unknown
|-
|[[WDC WD05PURZ-xxU8XYx]]
|500 GB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|TrailXLB
|2015
|Unknown
|-
|[[WDC WD10PURX-xxD85Yx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TrailXLS|TrailXLS]]
|2014
|2015
|-
|[[WDC WD10PURX-xxE5EYx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|TrailXLB
|2015
|Transferred to Purple (China)
|}

==Trivia==
*The 500 GB models in the Purple family are the only Western Digital models whose capacity number is less than 10 (i.e. 05).

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Western Digital hard drive product families]]
[[Category:Western Digital Purple]]

Toshiba Magnum-08

2026-04-02T14:02:56Z

TheDragonFire123: Correction; it's not clear what is the namesake at least in real life

{{Infobox Toshiba hard drive platform
| image1 = TOSHIBA HDWR31E top lid.jpg
| caption1 = Top lid of a TOSHIBA HDWR31E, an example of a Magnum-08 built drive.
| image3 = TOSHIBA HDWR31E SMART printout.png
| caption3 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
| namesake = [[wikipedia:Magnum|Various]]; -08 marks that models in this family belong to the 8th generation of Toshiba enterprise drives. "Magnum" is taken as a backronym for the model prefix of all Toshiba enterprise drives, MG.
| form_factor = 3.5"
| z-height = 26.1
| speed = 7,200
| cache = 512
| cache_unit = mib
| af = Yes
| max_transfer =
| interface = sata
| interface_version = SATA 3.3 (600 MB/s)
| platters = 9
| capacity_per_platter = 1.77
| capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
| recording_method = cmr
| released = 2018
| discontinued = 2025
| predecessor = [[Toshiba Magnum-07]]
| successor =
}}
'''Magnum-08''' is a hard drive platform created by [[Toshiba]]. It succeeds the previous [[Toshiba Magnum-07]], further increasing the density to 1.78 TB/platter in order to allow for 16 TB flagship models. Magnum-08 reverts to a Marvell-sourced MCU, as opposed to the Avago MCUs deployed by Magnum-07 as well as that platform's predecessor, [[Toshiba Magnum|the original Magnum]].

==Notable models==
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR31E]]

Toshiba Magnum-08

2026-04-02T14:02:02Z

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{{Infobox Toshiba hard drive platform
| image1 = TOSHIBA HDWR31E top lid.jpg
| caption1 = Top lid of a TOSHIBA HDWR31E, an example of a Magnum-08 built drive.
| image3 = TOSHIBA HDWR31E SMART printout.png
| caption3 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
| namesake = [[wikipedia:Magnum trees|Magnum trees]]; -08 marks that models in this family belong to the 8th generation of Toshiba enterprise drives. "Magnum" is taken as a backronym for the model prefix of all Toshiba enterprise drives, MG.
| form_factor = 3.5"
| z-height = 26.1
| speed = 7,200
| cache = 512
| cache_unit = mib
| af = Yes
| max_transfer =
| interface = sata
| interface_version = SATA 3.3 (600 MB/s)
| platters = 9
| capacity_per_platter = 1.77
| capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
| recording_method = cmr
| released = 2018
| discontinued = 2025
| predecessor = [[Toshiba Magnum-07]]
| successor =
}}
'''Magnum-08''' is a hard drive platform created by [[Toshiba]]. It succeeds the previous [[Toshiba Magnum-07]], further increasing the density to 1.78 TB/platter in order to allow for 16 TB flagship models. Magnum-08 reverts to a Marvell-sourced MCU, as opposed to the Avago MCUs deployed by Magnum-07 as well as that platform's predecessor, [[Toshiba Magnum|the original Magnum]].

==Notable models==
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR31E]]

Western Digital Apollo CR

2026-04-02T13:55:37Z

TheDragonFire123: Created page with "{{Infobox Marvell family | title = Apollo CR | image1 = WDC WD20PURZ-85AKKY0 top-down view.jpg | caption1 = Top lid of a WD20PURZ-85AKKY0. | image2 = WDC WD20PURZ-85AKKY0 CDI SMART printout.png | caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a WD20PURZ-85AKKY0. | namesake = Apollo; CR presumably means '''c'''hassis '''r'''efresh. | c5_name = APOLLOCR | rn = 810011 | form_factor = 3.5" | z-height = 26.1 | speed = 5,400 | cache = 128 | c..."

{{Infobox Marvell family
| title = Apollo CR
| image1 = WDC WD20PURZ-85AKKY0 top-down view.jpg
| caption1 = Top lid of a WD20PURZ-85AKKY0.
| image2 = WDC WD20PURZ-85AKKY0 CDI SMART printout.png
| caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a WD20PURZ-85AKKY0.
| namesake = [[wikipedia:Apollo|Apollo]]; CR presumably means '''c'''hassis '''r'''efresh.
| c5_name = APOLLOCR
| rn = 810011
| form_factor = 3.5"
| z-height = 26.1
| speed = 5,400
| cache = 128
| cache_unit = mb
| af = 512e
| max_transfer = 175
| interface = sata
| interface_version = SATA 3.1 (600 MB/s)
| platters = 3
| heads =
| capacity_per_platter = 1.6
| capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
| recording_method = cmr
| released = 2020
| capacity_predecessor = [[Western Digital Diablo3s|Diablo3s]] [[Western Digital Apollo|Apollo]]
| capacity_successor = [[Western Digital Carmel RP|Carmel RP]] (2 TB) [[Western Digital Venice RP|Venice RP]] (3/4 TB)
| hda_predecessor = [[Western Digital Venice R|Venice R]]
| hda_successor = Venice RP
}}
'''Apollo CR''' is a hard drive platform created by [[Western Digital]]. Despite the name, Apollo CR shares little mechanical similarity with the previous Apollo, although its members fulfil the same capacity tiers. Instead, Apollo CR shares the same HDA and PCB as the maligned Venice R platform, but with its shingled magnetic recording functions disabled. This allows Apollo CR to achieve classical CMR performance in exchange for a lower 1.6 TB/platter density.

TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA

2026-04-02T13:36:35Z

TheDragonFire123: Add 2DMR

{{infobox hard drive
|image1 = TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA top lid.jpg
|caption1 = Top lid of a HDWG780UZSVA.
|image2 = TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA CrystalDiskInfo SMART printout.png
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA.
|platform =
|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
|family = [[Toshiba N300]]
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 7,200
|capacity = 8
|capacity_unit = tb
|cache = 512
|cache_unit = mb
|af = 512e
|max_transfer = 281<ref name="datasheet_tedc">{{Cite web|url = https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/content/dam/toshiba-ss-v3/master/en/storage/product/internal-specialty/HDD-NSENA.pdf|title = HDD-NSENA}}</ref>
|interface = SATA
|interface_version = SATA 3.3 (600 MB/s)
|command_set = ACS-4 Revision 5
|apm = Yes
|aam = No
|ncq = Yes
|gpl = Yes
|scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
|statistics = Yes
|platters = 4
|heads = 8
|capacity_per_platter = 2
|capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
|recording_method = cmr
|recording_assist = 2dmr
|mttf = 1,000,000 hours<ref name="datasheet_tedc"></ref>
|max_load_cycles = 600,000<ref name="datasheet_tedc"></ref>
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{15}</math><ref name="datasheet_tedc"></ref>
|kcc = R-R-T48-MG10ADA10TE
|pcb = G0106A
|released = 2024
|predecessor = [[TOSHIBA HDWG480]]
|successor =
}}
'''TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA''' is a hard drive model created by [[Toshiba]]. The HDWG780UZSVA was introduced in 2024 to succeed the previous generation [[TOSHIBA HDWG480]]. Compared to its predecessor, the HDWG780UZSVA features both a higher 2 TB/platter density as well as an unprecedented 512 MiB of cache; the largest amount of a 8 TB NAS drive. The model also has a Pro variant, [[TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVB]]. Similar models from other manufacturers include the [[WDC WD8005FFBX-xxCAKNx]] and [[ST8000VN004-3CP101]].

==SMART attributes==
{{Toshiba SMART attributes}}

==See also==
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR780UZSVA]]: Similar model binned for desktop applications.

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Toshiba hard drive families}}
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive models]]
[[Category:Toshiba N300]]

Template:Infobox hard drive

2026-04-02T13:36:06Z

TheDragonFire123: Split EPMR/HAMR/MAMR into a new parameter, "recording_assist"

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|scsi = [[wikipedia:SCSI|]]|sas = [[wikipedia:Serial Attached SCSI|SAS]]
|usb = Soldered [[wikipedia:USB|USB]]
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<data source="command_set">
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<header>Drive features</header>
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<data source="sed">
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<label>PCB P/Ns</label>
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|2.5 = {{NsCatO|2.5" form factor hard drive models|{{{force_cat|}}}}}
|3.5" = {{NsCatO|3.5" form factor hard drive models|{{{force_cat|}}}}}
|3.5 = {{NsCatO|3.5" form factor hard drive models|{{{force_cat|}}}}}
|1.8" = {{NsCatO|1.8" form factor hard drive models|{{{force_cat|}}}}}
|1.8" = {{NsCatO|1.8" form factor hard drive models|{{{force_cat|}}}}}
|1.5 = {{NsCatO|1.5" form factor hard drive models|{{{force_cat|}}}}}
|1.5" = {{NsCatO|1.5" form factor hard drive models|{{{force_cat|}}}}}
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</noinclude>{{#ifeq:{{#expr: {{{capacity|0}}} < 1}}|1|{{NsCatO|Hard drive models with capacity less than 1|{{{force_cat|}}}}}}}{{#ifeq:{{#expr: {{{capacity|0}}} > 1000}}|1|{{NsCatO|Hard drive models with capacity more than 1,000|{{{force_cat|}}}}}}}<noinclude>
</noinclude>{{#ifeq:{{#expr: {{{capacity_per_platter|0}}} < 1}}|1|{{NsCatO|Hard drive models with capacity per platter less than 1|{{{force_cat|}}}}}}}<noinclude>
</noinclude>{{#ifeq:{{#expr: {{{capacity_per_platter|0}}} > 1000}}|1|{{NsCatO|Hard drive models with capacity per platter more than 1,000|{{{force_cat|}}}}}}}<noinclude>
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{{Clear}}{{Documentation}}</noinclude>

ST2000DL003-9VT166

2026-04-01T17:12:16Z

TheDragonFire123: Clearly you can see the ST1000VM002 copy paste errors here

{{Infobox hard drive
|image1 = Seagate Barracuda Green ST2000DL003-0266.jpg
|caption1 = Top lid of an ST2000DL003-9VT166.
|image2 =
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from an ST2000DL003-9VT166.
|manufacturer = [[Seagate]]
|family = [[Seagate Barracuda Green]]
|platform = [[:Category:Seagate F3 Bogart|Bogart]]<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.blizzarddr.com/seagate-f3-family-lookup/|last = Blizzard|first = David|title = Seagate Lookup By Family|website = Blizzard Data Recovery|date = 16 October 2018|access-date = 9 August 2021|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20210304024625/https://www.blizzarddr.com/seagate-f3-family-lookup/|archive-date = 4 March 2021|url-status = live}}</ref>
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 5,900
|capacity = 2
|capacity_unit = tb
|cache = 64
|cache_unit = mb
|af = 512e
|max_transfer = 144
|interface = SATA
|interface_version = SATA 3.0 (600 MB/s)
|command_set = ATA8-ACS version 4
|ncq = Yes
|apm = Yes
|aam = No
|gpl = Yes
|scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
|statistics = No
|platters = 3
|heads = 6
|capacity_per_platter = 667
|capacity_per_platter_unit = gb
|mttf = None
|recording_method = cmr
|max_load_cycles = 300,000
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{15}</math>
|kcc = STX-BARRACUDALP
|released = 2010
|discontinued = Unknown
|predecessor = [[ST32000542AS]]
|successor = [[ST2000DM005-2CW102]] (distant)
}}
'''ST2000DL003-9VT166''' was a hard drive model created by [[Seagate]]. Part of the Barracuda Green family of hard drives and based on the Bogart platform, it is a 2 TB 3.5" 5,900 RPM hard drive model designed for low power desktop PC usage. It succeeds the [[ST32000542AS]], with a redesigned HDA that adds ramp loading, as well as an increased 667 GB/platter density and 64 MB of cache. A variant with 32 MB cache, [[ST2000DL001-9VT156]], was only available in Seagate external hard drives. This drive has no direct successor due to Seagate abandoning the low-spindle speed desktop PC model and therefore never releasing a Bacall successor, instead marketing the [[ST2000DM001-9YN164]] as a replacement; its closest relative is the [[ST2000DM005-2CW102]]. Similar units from other manufactuers include the [[WDC WD20EARX-xxPASBx]] and [[SAMSUNG HD204UI]].

==SMART attributes==
{{Seagate Grenada, Lombard and V9 SMART attributes}}

==External links==
*[https://www.seagate.com/files/docs/pdf/en-GB/datasheet/disc/barracuda-green-ds1720.3-1105gb.pdf Datasheet]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Seagate F3 Bogart]]

Western Digital AV-GP

2026-03-31T02:28:34Z

TheDragonFire123:

{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 = File:WD10EURX-63UY4Y0_side_view_in_OptiPlex.jpg
|caption1 = Top lid of a WD10EURX-63UY4Y0
|image2 = WD10EURX-63UY4Y0 CrystalDiskInfo SMART printout.png
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
|manufacturer = [[Western Digital]]
|purpose = stb
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 5,400
|released = 2007
|discontinued =
|predecessor = [[Western Digital AV|AV]]
|successor =
}}
'''Western Digital AV-GP''' is a hard drive family created by [[Western Digital]]. It is a variant of the [[Western Digital Caviar GP|Caviar GP]], [[Western Digital Green|Green]] and later [[Western Digital Blue|Blue]] 5,400 RPM members designed for consumer electronics DVRs. It succeeds the [[Western Digital AV|AV]] family, which had higher rotation rate 7,200 RPM models, as DVRs quickly abandoned 7,200 RPM in favour of the cooler and more energy efficient over long workload 5,400 RPM category. Since 2018, it is only known as AV-GP in datasheets<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://documents.westerndigital.com/content/dam/doc-library/en_us/assets/public/western-digital/collateral/brochure/brochure-western-digital-connected-home-edge-compute.pdf|title = Connected Home and Edge Computing Storage|publisher = Western Digital|access-date = 3 September 2022}}</ref>, with actual units advertising a "Connected Home" slogan instead. It competes with the [[Toshiba DT01-V]] and [[Seagate Video 3.5 HDD]] families.

==History==
The AV-GP family was originally released in 2007, along with the initial Caviar GP models which consisted of Spider and Hulk family members. The AV family were binned versions of Caviar GP, Caviar Green and later Blue drives, using 5,400 RPM spindle speeds as opposed to 7,200 RPM used in the AV-GP family. It quickly supplanted the AV family as DVRs moved towards 7,200 RPM spindle speed as their standard, leaving the AV-GP family as Western Digital's sole family marketed to DVRs.

The AV-GP family was briefly simplified to just AV from 2013 to 2018, when the AV-GP name was restored.

==Current models==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Western Digital AV-GP models."
|-
! Model || Codename || Capacity || Density (TB/platter) || Interface || Cache (MiB) || Released
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AURX-xxUY4Yx]]
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TrailXLB|TrailXLB]]
|500 GB
|1
|SATA 3.1 (600 MB/s)
|64
|2015
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AURD-xxCYDYx]]
|TrailXLB
|500 GB
|1
|SATA 3.1 (150 MB/s limited)
|64
|2017
|-
|[[WDC WD10EURX-xxUY4Yx]]
|TrailXLB
|1 TB
|1
|SATA 3.1 (600 MB/s)
|64
|2015
|-
|[[WDC WD20EURX-xxAWSYx]]
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Apollo CR|Apollo CR]]
|2 TB
|1.6
|SATA 3.1 (600 MB/s)
|64
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD20EURD-xxC5SYx]]
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel RP2L|Carmel RP2L]]
|2 TB
|2
|SATA 3.1 (150 MB/s limited)
|64
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD20EURZ-xxC8MYx]]
|Carmel RP2L
|2 TB
|2
|SATA 3.1 (600 MB/s)
|64
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD30EURX-xxAWSYx]]
|Apollo CR
|3 TB
|1.6
|SATA 3.1 (600 MB/s)
|64
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD40EURX-xxAWSYx]]
|Apollo CR
|4 TB
|1.6
|SATA 3.1 (600 MB/s)
|64
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EUAD-xxPMMYx]]
||[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice|Venice]]
|6 TB
|2
|SATA 3.1 (600 MB/s)
|256
|2020?
|}

==Former models==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of former Western Digital AV-GP models."
|-
! Model || Codename || Capacity || Density || Interface || Cache (MiB) || Released || Discontinued
|-
|[[WDC WD1600AVVS-xxL2Bx]]
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Midori|Midori]]
|160 GB
|320 GB
|SATA 2.5 (600 MB/s)
|8
|2009
|2012
|-
|[[WDC WD1600AVCS-xx2DYx]]
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell DragFly1|DragFly1]]
|160 GB
|500 GB
|SATA 2.6 (600 MB/s)
|16
|2010
|2015
|-
|[[WDC WD2500AVVS-xxL2Bx]]
|Midori
|250 GB
|320 GB
|SATA 2.5 (600 MB/s)
|8
|2009
|2012
|-
|[[WDC WD2500AVVS-xxM8Bx]]
|DragFly1
|250 GB
|500 GB
|SATA 2.6 (600 MB/s)
|8
|2010
|2015
|-
|[[WDC WD3200AVVS-xxL2Bx]]
|Midori
|320 GB
|320 GB
|SATA 2.5 (600 MB/s)
|8
|2009
|2012
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AVVS-xxM8Bx]]
|DragFly1
|250 GB
|500 GB
|SATA 2.6 (600 MB/s)
|8
|2010
|2013?
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AVCS-xx2DYx]]
|DragFly1
|500 GB
|500 GB
|SATA 2.6 (600 MB/s)
|16
|2010
|2015
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AVDS-xxU7Bx]]
|DragFly1
|500 GB
|500 GB
|SATA 2.6 (600 MB/s)
|32
|2010
|2013?
|}

==Trivia==
*Long after the Caviar GP had been discontinued, the AV-GPs continued to carry old style labels with GreenPower logos on them up until 2018. All other families had redesigned labels following the colour branding format.

==Gallery==
<gallery>
WDC WD1600AVVS-98L2B0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD1600AVVS-98L2B0.
WDC WD5000AVDS-63U7B1 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD5000AVDS-63U7B1.
</gallery>

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Western Digital AV-GP family}}

[[Category:Western Digital AV-GP]]
[[Category:Western Digital hard drive families]]

ST10000VN000-3AK101

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{{infobox hard drive
|image1 = ST10000VN000-3AK101 top lid.jpg
|caption1 = Top lid of an ST10000VN000-3AK101.
|image2 = ST10000VN000-3AK101 CrystalDiskInfo SMART printout.png
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from an ST10000VN000-3AK101.
|manufacturer = [[Seagate]]
|family = [[Seagate IronWolf]]
|platform = [[:Category:Seagate F3 CimarronBP|CimarronBP]]
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 7,200
|capacity = 10
|capacity_unit = tb
|cache = 256
|cache_unit = mb
|af = 512e
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|interface_version = SATA 3.3 (600 MB/s)
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|apm = No
|aam = No
|gpl = Yes
|streaming = Yes
|sed = Seagate Secure
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|statistics = Yes
|platters = 5
|heads = 10
|capacity_per_platter = 2
|capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
|mttf = 1,000,000
|recording_method = cmr
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|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{15}</math><ref name="manual" />
|kcc = R-R-STX-STL018
|pcb = 100871827
|released = 2021<ref name="manual">{{Cite web|url = https://www.seagate.com/www-content/product-content/ironwolf/en-us/docs/200332900b.pdf|title = SATA Product Manual - Standard Models - ST10000VN000|publisher = Seagate|date = 11 March 2021|access-date = 12 November 2022}}</ref>
|discontinued =
|predecessor = [[ST10000VN0008-2PJ103]]
|successor =
}}
'''ST10000VN000-3AK101''' is a hard drive model created by [[Seagate]]. It succeeds the previous [[ST10000VN0008-2PJ103]], reducing the number of platters to five and therefore eliminating the requirement to use helium. Similar models from other manufacturers include the [[TOSHIBA HDWG71AUZSVA]].

==SMART attributes==
{{Seagate Cimarron and CimarronBP SMART attributes}}

==References==
{{reflist}}


[[Category:Seagate IronWolf]]
[[Category:Seagate F3 CimarronBP]]

Toshiba N300

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{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 =
|caption1 = Top lid of a HDWR480, an example of an X300 family drive.
|image2 =
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
|purpose = nas
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1 mm
|speed = 7,200
|af = 512e (except HDWQ140 and HDWG440)
|scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
|interface = SATA
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|released = 2017 For later release years see [[Toshiba X300#History|History]]
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Toshiba N300#Former models|below section]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Toshiba MN04ACA]] (initial base family)
}}
'''Toshiba N300''' is a hard drive family created by [[Toshiba]]. It is Toshiba's NAS-grade hard drive line, primarily targeted at the retail sector. This family consists of rebranded Toshiba MN family models.<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300|title = Toshiba - Internal Hard Drives - N300|author = Toshiba|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20211023113520/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300/|archive-date = 23 October 2021|url-status = live}}</ref> It competes with the [[Seagate IronWolf Pro]] and [[Western Digital Red Pro]] families.

==History==
The X300 family first begun in 2017, with its initial two models, the HDWQ140 and HDWN160.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-launches-high-reliability-hard-drive-n300-for-nas-with-capacities-of-up-to-6tb/|publisher = Toshiba|title = Toshiba launches high-reliability Hard Drive N300 for NAS with capacities of up to 6TB|date = 24 January 2017|access-date = 3 November 2021}}</ref>

In 2017, the HDWN180 was released. This was shortly replaced by the HDWG180. The HDWN160 was also largely replaced by the HDWG160.

In 2018, the first helium models were introduced, namely the [[TOSHIBA HDWG21C]] and [[TOSHIBA HDWG21E]].<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|title = Toshiba adds new 12TB and 14TB helium-sealed models to both the N300 NAS and X300 Performance Hard Drive product line|date = 6 December 2018|author = Toshiba|access-date = 15 August 2021|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20200814025658/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|archive-date = 14 August 2020|url-status = live}}</ref>

In 2024, the N300 received not only consumer models based on the MN10-D, namely the HDWG740UZSVA, HDWG760UZSVA, HDWG780UZSVA and HDWG71AUZSVA, but MN10-DS models such as the [[TOSHIBA MN10ADA400ES]] also started to be badged as N300 as opposed to plain Toshiba enterprise drive labels.

In April 2025, seven months after the MG11 was released, the N300 received the 24 TB models [[TOSHIBA HDWG82EUZSVA]] as well as the MN11-based [[TOSHIBA MN11ACA24TS]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/company/news/news-topics/2025/04/storage-20250422-1.html|title = Toshiba Adds 24TB Capacity to N300 and N300 Pro Internal Hard Disk Drive Series|date = 22 April 2025}}</ref>

The N300, along with the closely related [[Toshiba X300]], received lower-binned versions of the [[Toshiba MG08-D]] family. Specifically, the N300 family received HDWG440, HDWG460 and HDWG480, all based on the [[Toshiba MN08-D]], of which the 6 and 8 TB models are based on 1.6 TB platters, replacing all previous 4, 6 and 8 TB hard drive models such as the HDWR160 above. However, the HDWR440 remains on 1.33 TB platters in exchange for offering 512n, like its predecessor. The MN07-based HDWG21E was also replaced with the MN08-based [[TOSHIBA HDWG31E]]. In late 2021, the [[TOSHIBA HDWG51J]] was released, making 18 TB the family maximum capacity.

==Products==
All N300 hard drive models have an equivalent MN series NAS OEM product line they are based on. Prior to the MN10-D, the internal/speciality model had the standard enterprise Toshiba label and were not considered part of the N300 line; starting with the MN10-D, internal-specialty model drives received a special -S suffix and are also badged as N300s.

===Current models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models currently in production."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG440}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA400N}}
|4 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|None
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG740UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA400ES}}
|4 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG460}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA600}}
|6 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG760UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA600S}}
|6 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG480}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA800}}
|8 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG780UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA800S}}
|8 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG71AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA10TS}}
|10 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51CUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA12T}}
|12 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51GUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA16T}}
|16 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51JUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA18T}}
|18 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ACA20T}}
|20 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2023
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62CUZSVA}}
|None
|22 TB
|2.2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN11ACA24TS}}
|24 TB
|2.4 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2025
|}

===Former models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models that have been discontinued."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released || Year discontinued || Replacement
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWQ140}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN04ACA400N}}
|4 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|None
|2017
|2021
|HDWG440
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN160}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA600}}
|6 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG160
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG160}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA600}}
|6 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG460
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN180}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA800}}
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG180
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG180}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA800}}
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG480
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG11A}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA10T}}
|10 TB
|1.43 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2024
|HDWG71AUZSVA
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21C}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA12T}}
|12 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG51C
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21E}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|1.55 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2019
|HDWG31E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31E}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31G}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA16T}}
|16 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51G
|}

==Trivia==
*The N300 is the only retail family to have any non-Advanced Format 512n drives; namely, both 4 TB models.
*Contrary to popular belief, the N300's default SCTERC settings are always disabled, identically to the [[Toshiba X300]] (though, like all SCTERC settings, that can be changed after spin up). Both Western Digital and Seagate have some level of timeout set by default.

==References==
{{reflist}}
{{Toshiba 3.5" hard drive families}}

[[Category:Toshiba N300]]
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive product families]]

Template:Motherboard/doc

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<header>Physical specifications</header>
<data source="manufacturer">
<label>Manufacturer</label>
</data>
<data source="formfactor">
<label>Form-factor</label>
</data>
<data source="socket">
<label>Socket</label>
</data>
<data source="ramtype">
<label>Memory type</label>
</data>
<data source="rammax">
<label>Maximum memory</label>
</data>
<header>Input/output</header>
<data source="ramslots">
<label>Memory slots</label>
</data>
<data source="pcie16slots">
<label>PCIe (x16) slots</label>
</data>
<data source="pcie8slots">
<label>PCIe (x8) slots</label>
</data>
<data source="pcie4slots">
<label>PCIe (x4) slots</label>
</data>
<data source="pcie1slots">
<label>PCIe (x1) slots</label>
</data>
<data source="pcislots">
<label>PCI slots</label>
</data>
<data source="isaslots">
<label>ISA slots</label>
</data>
<data source="agpslots">
<label>AGP slots</label>
</data>
<data source="sata6con">
<label>SATA 6 Gbit/s connectors</label>
</data>
<data source="sata3con">
<label>SATA 3 Gbit/s connectors</label>
</data>
<data source="sata15con">
<label>SATA 1.5 Gbit/s connectors</label>
</data>
<data source="patacon">
<label>Parallel ATA (PATA/IDE) connectors</label>
</data>
<data source="fddcon">
<label>Floppy connectors</label>
</data>
<data source="usb101112head">
<label>USB 1.0/1.1/2.0 headers</label>
</data>
<data source="usb30head">
<label>USB 3.0 headers</label>
</data>
<data source="fpacon">
<label>Front panel audio connector</label>
</data>
<data source="dispcon">
<label>Built-in display connectors</label>
</data>
<data source="usb101112ports">
<label>USB 1.0/1.1/2.0 ports</label>
</data>
<data source="usb30ports">
<label>USB 3.0 ports</label>
</data>
<data source="ethcon">
<label>Ethernet connectors</label>
</data>
<data source="ethtype">
<label>Ethernet connector type</label>
</data>
<data source="ps2con">
<label>PS/2 connectors</label>
</data>
<data source="psucon">
<label>Power supply connectors</label>
</data>
<header>Components</header>
<data source="northbridge">
<label>Northbridge</label>
</data>
<data source="southbridge">
<label>Southbridge</label>
</data>
<data source="satachip">
<label>SATA chipset</label>
</data>
<data source="idechip">
<label>PATA/IDE chipset</label>
</data>
<data source="gpuchip">
<label>Graphics processor</label>
</data>
<data source="ethchip">
<label>Ethernet controller</label>
</data>
<data source="audiochip">
<label>Audio controller</label>
</data>
</infobox><noinclude>
{{Clear}}{{Documentation}}</noinclude>

Template:Toshiba 3.5" MG series hard drive families

2026-02-28T07:29:46Z

TheDragonFire123:

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| name = Toshiba 3.5" MG series hard drive families
| title = 3.5" MG, MH and MA series families (enterprise HDDs)
| listclass = hlist
| state = {{{1|}}}

| group1 = [[Toshiba MKxx01TRKB|MKxx01TRKB]]/[[Toshiba MKxx02TSKB|MKxx02TSKB]]
| list1 =
*[[TOSHIBA MK1001TRKB|MK1002TSKB (500 GB, SAS)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MK1001TRKB|MK1001TRKB (1 TB, SAS)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MK1001TRKB|MK1002TSKB (1 TB, SATA)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MK2001TRKB|MK2001TRKB (2 TB, SAS)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MK1001TRKB|MK2002TSKB (2 TB, SATA)]]

| group2 = [[Toshiba MG03ACA|MG03ACA]] ([[Toshiba MG03ACA-Y|-Y]])
| list2 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG03ACA100|MG03ACA100 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG03ACA100Y|MG03ACA100Y (1 TB, SIE)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG03ACA200|MG03ACA200 (2 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG03ACA200Y|MG03ACA200Y (2 TB, SIE)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG03ACA300|MG03ACA300 (3 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG03ACA300Y|MG03ACA300Y (3 TB, SIE)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG03ACA400|MG03ACA400 (4 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG03ACA400Y|MG03ACA400Y (4 TB, SIE)]]

| group3 = [[Toshiba MG03ACA|MG03SCA]]
| list3 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG03ACA100|MG03SCA100 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG03SCA200|MG03SCA200 (2 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG03SCA300|MG03SCA300 (3 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG03SCA400|MG03SCA400 (4 TB)]]

| group4 = [[Toshiba MG04ACA|MG04ACA (non-N)]]
| list4 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA200E|MG04ACA200E (2 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA200EY|MG04ACA200EY (2 TB, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA200A|MG04ACA200A (2 TB, 4Kn)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA300E|MG04ACA300E (3 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA300A|MG04ACA300A (3 TB, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA300AY|MG04ACA300AY (3 TB, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA400E|MG04ACA400E (4 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA400A|MG04ACA400A (4 TB, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA400AY|MG04ACA400AY (4 TB, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA500E|MG04ACA500E (5 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA50D|MG04ACA50DE (5 TB, 512e, 6 platter HDA)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA500A|MG04ACA500A (5 TB, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA500AY|MG04ACA500AY (5 TB, SIE, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA50D|MG04ACA50DE (5 TB, 4Kn, 6 platter HDA)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA600|MG04ACA600E (6 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA600|MG04ACA600A (6 TB, 4Kn)]]

| group5 = [[Toshiba MG04ACA-N|MG04ACA-N]] (-Y)
| list5 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA100N|MG04ACA100N (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA100NY|MG04ACA100NY (1 TB, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA200N|MG04ACA200N (2 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA200NY|MG04ACA200NY (2 TB, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA400N|MG04ACA400N (4 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04ACA400NY|MG04ACA400NY (4 TB, SIE)]]

| group6 = [[Toshiba MG04SCAxxxE|MG04SCA (non-N)]]
| list6 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA200E|MG04SCA200E (2 TB, 512e, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA20EE|MG04SCA20EE (2 TB, 512e, SAS-1200)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA200A|MG04SCA200A (2 TB, 4Kn, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA20EA|MG04SCA20EA (2 TB, 4Kn, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA300E|MG04SCA300E (3 TB, 512e, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA300A|MG04SCA300A (3 TB, 4Kn, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA400E|MG04SCA400E (4 TB, 512e, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA40EE|MG04SCA40EE (4 TB, 512e, SAS-1200)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA400A|MG04SCA400A (4 TB, 4Kn, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA40EA|MG04SCA40EA (4 TB, 4Kn, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA500E|MG04SCA500E (5 TB, 512e, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA50EE|MG04SCA50EE (5 TB, 512e, SAS-1200)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA500A|MG04SCA500A (5 TB, 4Kn, SAS-600)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA60EE|MG04SCA60EE (6 TB, 512e, SAS-1200)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA60EA|MG04SCA60EA (6 TB, 4Kn, SAS-600)]]

| group7 = [[Toshiba MG04SCA|MG04SCA-N]] (-Y)
| list7 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA20EN|MG04SCA20EN (2 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA20ENY|MG04SCA20ENY (2 TB, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA40EN|MG04SCA40EN (4 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG04SCA40ENY|MG04SCA40ENY (4 TB, SIE)]]

| group8 = [[Toshiba MA04|MA04]] (5,400 RPM)
| list8 =
*[[TOSHIBA MA04ABA800EK|MA04ABA800EK (8 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MA04ABA800AM|MA04ABA800AM (8 TB, Marshal-exclusive model, also known as MAL38000SA-T54)]]

| group9 = [[Toshiba MG05ACA|MG05ACA]]
| list9 = [[TOSHIBA MG05ACA800|MG05ACA800 (8 TB, enterprise)]]

| group10 = [[Toshiba MG06A|MG06A]] (-Y)
| list10 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG06ACA600E|MG06ACA600E (6 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06ACA600A|MG06ACA600A (6 TB, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06ACA600EY|MG06ACA600EY (6 TB, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06ACA800E|MG06ACA800E (8 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06ACA800A|MG06ACA800A (8 TB, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06ACA800EY|MG06ACA800EY (8 TB, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06ACA10TE|MG06ACA10TE (10 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06ACA10TA|MG06ACA10TA (10 TB, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06ACA10TEY|MG06ACA10TEY (10 TB, 512e, SIE)]]

| group11 = [[Toshiba MG06S|MG06S]] (-Y) (-SCP)
| list11 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA600E|MG06SCA600E (6 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA600EY|MG06SCA600EY (6 TB, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCP600E|MG06SCP600E (6 TB, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA600A|MG06SCA600A (6 TB, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA600AY|MG06SCA600AY (6 TB, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA800E|MG06SCA800E (8 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA800EY|MG06SCA800EY (8 TB, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCP800E|MG06SCP800E (8 TB, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA800A|MG06SCA800A (8 TB, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA800AY|MG06SCA800AY (8 TB, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCP800A|MG06SCP800A (8 TB, 4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA10TE|MG06SCA10TE (10 TB, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA10TEY|MG06SCA10TEY (10 TB, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCP10TE|MG06SCP10TE (10 TB, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA10TA|MG06SCA10TA (10 TB, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCA10TAY|MG06SCA10TAY (10 TB, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG06SCP10TA|MG06SCP10TA (10 TB, 4Kn, SED)]]

| group12 = [[Toshiba MG07ACA|MG07ACA]] (-Y) (-SCP)
| list12 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACA12TE|MG07ACA12TE (12 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACA12TEY|MN07ACA12TEY (12 TB, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACP12TE|MG07ACP12TE (12 TB, helium, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACA12T|MG07ACA12TA (12 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACA12T|MF07ACA12TAY (12 TB, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACA14TE|MG07ACA14TE (14 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACA14TEY|MG07ACA14TEY (14 TB, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACP14TE|MG07ACP14TE (14 TB, helium, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACA14T|MG07ACA14TA (14 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07ACA14TAY|MG07ACA14TAY (14 TB, helium, SIE)]]

| group13 = [[Toshiba MG07SCA|MG07SCA]] (-Y) (-SCP)
| list13 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG07SCA12TE|MG07SCA12TE (12 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07SCA12TEY|MG07SCA12TEY (12 TB, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07SCA12T|MG07SCA12TA (12 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07SCA12T|MG07SCA12TAY (12 TB, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07SCA14TE|MG07SCA14TE (14 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07SCA14TEY|MG07SCA14TEY (14 TB, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07SCA14T|MG07SCA14TA (14 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG07SCA14TAY|MG07SCA14TAY (14 TB, helium, SIE)]]

| group14 = [[Toshiba MG08|MG08]] (-Y) (-SCP)
| list14 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACA14TE|MG08ACA14TE (14 TB, helium, SATA, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACA14TEY|MG08ACA14TEY (14 TB, helium, SATA, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACP14TE|MG08ACP14TE (14 TB, helium, SATA, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACA14TA|MG08ACA14TA (14 TB, helium, SATA, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACA14TAY|MG08ACA14TAY (14 TB, helium, SATA, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACP14TA|MG08ACP14TA (14 TB, helium, SATA, 4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACA16TE|MG08ACA16TE (16 TB, helium, SATA, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACA16TEY|MG08ACA16TEY (16 TB, helium, SATA, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACP16TE|MG08ACP16TE (16 TB, helium, SATA, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACA16TA|MG08ACA16TA (16 TB, helium, SATA, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACA16TAY|MG08ACA16TAY (16 TB, helium, SATA, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ACP16TA|MG08ACP16TA (16 TB, helium, SATA, 4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SCA16TE|MG08SCA16TE (16 TB, helium, SAS)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SCA16TEY|MG08SCA16TEY (16 TB, helium, SAS, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SCP16TE|MG08SCP16TE (16 TB, helium, SAS, SED)]]

| group15 = [[Toshiba MG08-D|MG08-D]]
| list15 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA400E|MG08ADA400E (4 TB, SATA, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA400EY|MG08ADA400EY (4 TB, SATA, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADP400E|MG08ADP400E (4 TB, SATA, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA400E|MG08ADA400N (4 TB, SATA, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA400NY|MG08ADA400NY (4 TB, SATA, 512n, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADP400N|MG08ADP400N (4 TB, SATA, 512n, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA400A|MG08ADA400A (4 TB, SATA, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA400AY|MG08ADA400AY (4 TB, SATA, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADP400A|MG08ADP400A (4 TB, SATA, 4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA400E|MG08SDA400E (4 TB, SAS, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA400EY|MG08SDA400EY (4 TB, SAS, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDP400E|MG08SDP400E (4 TB, SAS, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA400E|MG08SDA400N (4 TB, SAS, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA400NY|MG08SDA400NY (4 TB, SAS, 512n, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDP400N|MG08SDP400N (4 TB, SAS, 512n, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA400A|MG08SDA400A (4 TB, SAS, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA400AY|MG08SDA400AY (4 TB, SAS, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDP400A|MG08SDP400A (4 TB, SAS, 4Kn, SED)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA600E|MG08ADA600E (6 TB, SATA, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA600EY|MG08ADA600EY (6 TB, SATA, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADP600E|MG08ADP600E (6 TB, SATA, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA600A|MG08ADA600A (6 TB, SATA, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA600AY|MG08ADA600AY (6 TB, SATA, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADP600A|MG08ADP600A (6 TB, SATA, 4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA600E|MG08SDA600E (6 TB, SAS, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA600EY|MG08SDA600EY (6 TB, SAS, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDP600E|MG08SDP600E (6 TB, SAS, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA600A|MG08SDA600A (6 TB, SAS, 6Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA600AY|MG08SDA600AY (6 TB, SAS, 6Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDP600A|MG08SDP600A (6 TB, SAS, 6Kn, SED)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA800E|MG08ADA800E (8 TB, SATA, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA800EY|MG08ADA800EY (8 TB, SATA, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08AD800E|MG08ADP800E (8 TB, SATA, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA800A|MG08ADA800A (8 TB, SATA, 4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08ADA800AY|MG08ADA800AY (8 TB, SATA, 4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08AD800A|MG08ADP800A (8 TB, SATA, 4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA800E|MG08SDA800E (8 TB, SAS, 512e)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA800EY|MG08SDA800EY (8 TB, SAS, 512e, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDP800E|MG08SDP800E (8 TB, SAS, 512e, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA800A|MG08SDA800A (8 TB, SAS, 6Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDA800AY|MG08SDA800AY (8 TB, SAS, 6Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG08SDP800A|MG08SDP800A (8 TB, SAS, 6Kn, SED)]]

| group16 = [[Toshiba MG09|MG09]]
| list16 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACA16TE|MG09ACA16TE (16 TB, SATA, 512e, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACA16TEY|MG09ACA16TEY (16 TB, SATA, 512e, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACP16TE|MG09ACP16TE (16 TB, SATA, 512e, helium, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACA16TA|MG09ACA16TA (16 TB, SATA, 4Kn, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACA16TAY|MG09ACA16TAY (16 TB, SATA, 4Kn, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACP16TA|MG09ACP16TA (16 TB, SATA, 4Kn, helium, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCA16TE|MG09SCA16TE (16 TB, SAS, 512e, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCA16TEY|MG09SCA16TEY (16 TB, SAS, 512e, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCP16TE|MG09SCP16TE (16 TB, SAS, 512e, helium, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCA16TA|MG09SCA16TA (16 TB, SAS, 4Kn, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCA16TAY|MG09SCA16TAY (16 TB, SAS, 4Kn, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCP16TA|MG09SCP16TA (16 TB, SAS, 4Kn, helium, SED)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACA18TE|MG09ACA18TE (18 TB, SATA, 512e, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACA18TEY|MG09ACA18TEY (18 TB, SATA, 512e, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACP18TE|MG09ACP18TE (18 TB, SATA, 512e, helium, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACA18TA|MG09ACA18TA (18 TB, SATA, 4Kn, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACA18TAY|MG09ACA18TAY (18 TB, SATA, 4Kn, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09ACP18TA|MG09ACP18TA (18 TB, SATA, 4Kn, helium, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCA18TE|MG09SCA18TE (18 TB, SAS, 512e, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCA18TEY|MG09SCA18TEY (18 TB, SAS, 512e, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCP18TE|MG09SCP18TE (18 TB, SAS, 512e, helium, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCA18TA|MG09SCA18TA (18 TB, SAS, 4Kn, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCA18TAY|MG09SCA18TAY (18 TB, SAS, 4Kn, helium, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG09SCP18TA|MG09SCP18TA (18 TB, SAS, 4Kn, helium, SED)]]

| group17 = [[Toshiba MA09|MA09]]
| list17 =
*[[TOSHIBA MA09ACA20TEM|MA09ACA20TEM (20 TB, 512e, HM-SMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MA04ACA20TAM|MA09ACA20TAM (20 TB, 4Kn, HM-SMR)]]

| group18 = [[Toshiba MG10|MG10]]
| list18 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ACA16TE|MG10ACA16TE (16 TB, 512e, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ACA16TA|MG10ACA16TA (16 TB, 4Kn, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG10ACA18TE|MG10ACA18TE (18 TB, 512e, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ACA18TA|MG10ACA18TA (18 TB, 4Kn, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG10ACA20TE|MG10ACA20TE (20 TB, 512e, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ACA20TA|MG10ACA20TA (20 TB, 4Kn, helium)]]

| group19 = [[Toshiba MG10F|MG10F]]
| list19 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG10AFA20TE|MG10AFA20TE (20 TB, SATA, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10AFA20TEY|MG10AFA20TEY (20 TB, SATA, SIE, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10AFP20TE|MG10AFP20TE (20 TB, SATA, SED, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SFA20TE|MG10SFA20TE (20 TB, SAS, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SFA20TEY|MG10SFA20TEY (20 TB, SAS, SIE, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SFP20TE|MG10SFP20TE (20 TB, SAS, SED, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG10AFA22TE|MG10AFA22TE (22 TB, SATA, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10AFA22TEY|MG10AFA22TEY (22 TB, SATA, SIE, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10AFP22TE|MG10AFP22TE (22 TB, SATA, SED, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SFA22TE|MG10SFA22TE (22 TB, SAS, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SFA22TEY|MG10SFA22TEY (22 TB, SAS, SIE, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SFP22TE|MG10SFP22TE (22 TB, SAS, SED, helium)]]

| group20 = [[Toshiba MG10-D|MG10-D]]
| list20 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA100N|MG10ADA100N (1 TB, SATA, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA100NY|MG10ADA100NY (1 TB, SATA, 512n, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADP100N|MG10ADP100N (1 TB, SATA, 512n, SED)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA200N|MG10ADA200N (2 TB, SATA, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA200NY|MG10ADA200NY (2 TB, SATA, 512n, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADP200N|MG10ADP200N (2 TB, SATA, 512n, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA200N|MG10SDA200N (2 TB, SAS, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA200NY|MG10SDA200NY (2 TB, SAS, 512n, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDP200N|MG10SDP200N (2 TB, SAS, 512n, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDP400N|MG10SDP200N (2 TB, SAS, 512n, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA400E|MG10ADA200E (2 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA400EY|MG10ADA200EY 24 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADP400E|MG10ADP200E (2 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA400E|MG10SDA200E (2 TB, SAS, FastFormat)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA400EY|MG10SDA200EY (2 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDP400E|MG10SDP200E (2 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SED)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA400N|MG10ADA400N (4 TB, SATA, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA400NY|MG10ADA400NY (4 TB, SATA, 512n, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADP400N|MG10ADP400N (4 TB, SATA, 512n, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA400N|MG10SDA400N (4 TB, SAS, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA400NY|MG10SDA400NY (4 TB, SAS, 512n, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDP400N|MG10SDP400N (4 TB, SAS, 512n, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA400E|MG10ADA400E (4 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA400EY|MG10ADA400EY (4 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADP400E|MG10ADP400E (4 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA400E|MG10SDA400E (4 TB, SAS, FastFormat)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA400EY|MG10SDA400EY (4 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDP400E|MG10SDP400E (4 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SED)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA600E|MG10ADA600E (6 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA600EY|MG10ADA600EY (6 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADP600E|MG10ADP600E (6 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA600E|MG10SDA600E (6 TB, SAS, FastFormat)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA600EY|MG10SDA600EY (6 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDP600E|MG10SDP600E (6 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SED)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA800E|MG10ADA800E (8 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA800EY|MG10ADA800EY (8 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADP800E|MG10ADP800E (8 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA800E|MG10SDA800E (8 TB, SAS, FastFormat)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA800EY|MG10SDA800EY (8 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDP800E|MG10SDP800E (8 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SED)]]

*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA10TE|MG10ADA10TE (10 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA10TEY|MG10ADA10TEY (10 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADP10TE|MG10ADP10TE (10 TB, SATA, 512e/4Kn, SED)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA10TE|MG10SDA10TE (10 TB, SAS, FastFormat)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDA10TEY|MG10SDA10TEY (10 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SIE)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10SDP10TE|MG10SDP10TE (10 TB, SAS, FastFormat, SED)]]

| group21 = [[Toshiba MH10|MH10]]
| list21 =

| group22 = [[Toshiba MA10|MA10]]
| list22 =
}}<noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude>

List of Toshiba drive revision codes

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[[File:TOSHIBA HDWL110 case view.jpg|thumb|An example of a Toshiba drive revision, here printed as "DRIVE REV: ARA AA34 / JU000A".]]
This is a list of [[Toshiba]] drive revision codes. A drive revision is printed on the label of Toshiba 2.5" drives (except high-speed rotation rate models), as well as 3.5" drives based on Hitachi HDAs. 3.5" drives based on a native Toshiba HDA do not have drive revision codes, opting instead for a Fujitsu-style part number and two-digit revision.

Drive revisions will be detailed in this article as split into different "blocks", which denotes characters separated by a space. For example, for "ARA AA34 / JU000A", the first block is ARA, the second block AA34, and the third/firmware block is JU000A.

==First block==
The first block gives information on the drive itself, including its purpose and intended customer.

===First letter===
This letter is always A and does not denote any information.

===Second letter: Purpose===
The second letter denotes the intended purpose of the drive.
{{Clear}}
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba drive revision first block, second letter codes, purposes and notes."
|-
! Code || Purpose || Notes (including changes to label) || Example image
|-
|A
|Standard
|Exclusive to OEM models (e.g. [[TOSHIBA DT01ACA200]]). Retail models instead use "R" below.
|[[File:Toshiba DT01ACA200 20180920.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|G
|Video game consoles
|Only observed with Microsoft Xbox drives. Most Toshiba hard drives sold for gaming purposes use Fujitsu HDAs and therefore are not covered by this drive revision system.
|
|-
|R
|Retail
|Exclusive to retail-rebranded models (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWL110]]). Overrides all other purpose codes, regardless of whether the overridden code would be a more apt descriptor (for example, [[TOSHIBA HDWU120]] uses R, despite S normally describing surveillance drives).
|[[File:TOSHIBA HDWL110 case view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|S
|Surveillance
|Exclusive to surveillance drives except if overridden by R (e.g. [[TOSHIBA DT01ABA050V]]).
|[[File:Toshiba DT01ABA050V 2014-05.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|V
|Video
|Exclusive to video/consumer electronics DVR drives except if overridden by R (e.g. [[TOSHIBA DT02ABA400V]]).
|
|-
|Z
|USB drives
|Usually used on USB drives, but has been observed on SATA drives as well. In either case, this block is usually observed in tandem with a -U suffix firmware version ([[List of Toshiba drive revision codes#Suffixes|see below for more details]])
|
|}

===Third digit: Customer===
The third digit indicates the intended customer of the drive.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba drive revision first block, third letter codes, customers and notes."
|-
! Code || Purpose || Notes (including changes to label) || Example image
|-
|A
|Standard
|Denotes drives meant to be sold to end users directly.
|[[File:TOSHIBA HDWU120 top-down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|D
|[[wikipedia:Dell|Dell]]
|Adds Dell-specific numbering, such as a Dell serial number and DP/N. Adds QR code. Adds interface, capacity, spindle speed and firmware version in a box similar to drives produced by Western Digital and Seagate for Dell.
|[[File:Toshiba DT01ACA100 in Dell caddy.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|H
|[[wikipedia:HP Inc|HP]]
|For PC drives only. Adds HP-specific details such as CT, PN, as well as firmware version barcode.
|
|-
|H
|[[wikipedia:Hikvision|Hikvision]]
|For surveiilance drives only. Significant changes to label, including replacing Toshiba's logo with Hikvision's, removal of the KCC Authorization Number and overall larger font.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://supersrosk.click/product_details/112758518.html|title = TB SURVEILLANCE HARD DRIVE TOSHIBA HARD DRIVE|website = supersrosk.click|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20250513011603/https://supersrosk.click/product_details/112758518.html|archive-date = 13 May 2025|link-status = live}}</ref>
|
|-
|M
|[[wikipedia:Microsoft|Microsoft]]
|Adds a QR code and Microsoft P/N to the label.
|
|-
|N
|[[wikipedia:Lenovo|Lenovo]]
|Adds Lenovo-specific numbering, including FRU and PN. Sometimes adds a "*Warranty Void if Removed*" notice if the drive does not already have one.
|
|-
|Q
|Unknown
|
|[[File:TOSHIBA DT01ABA100V top lid.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|P
|[[wikipedia:Panasonic|Panasonic]]
|
|[[File:TOSHIBA DT01ABA100V Panasonic top lid.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|T
|Toshiba laptops
|Used on Toshiba hard drives used in Toshiba laptops. Adds a Toshiba-specific part number.
|
|}

==Second block==
The second block indicates production revisions of the drive, including reprints and minor revisions to a production line. This block's meaning varies significantly across drives.

==Firmware block==
The last block of characters, separated by a forward slash, indicate the firmware revision. Prefixing letters often indicate drive generation and form factor/HDA.

This list will only include prefixes and suffixes for native Toshiba 2.5" and Hitachi HDA-based 3.5" drives (which have firmware versions like "JU000A"). Native Hitachi rebranded drives use Hitachi firmware versioning style and [[List of Toshiba drive revision codes#Hitachi firmware versions|have their own subsection]]. For those, the last three letters of the firmware will be indicated in the drive revision. Native Toshiba 3.5" drives derived from Fujitsu HDAs (such as [[TOSHIBA MD04ACA400]]) have a Fujitsu-inspired four digit firmware version and also [[List of Toshiba drive revision codes#Toshiba/Fujitsu enterprise firmware versions|have their own subsection]].

Note that 3.5" Hitachi HDA SMR drives do not have a firmware block printed in-line with the drive revision; instead, a new line titled "FW:" gives the firmware version.

===Prefixes===
====2005 - 2011====
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba firmware version prefixes (2001 - 2011)."
|-
! 1st || 2nd || Purpose
|-
|L
|V
|2.5" 160 GB/platter [[Toshiba MKxx52GSX]] drives
|-
|rowspan="2"|G
|L
|2.5" 333 GB/platter [[TOSHIBA MK1059GSM]] drive (no Advanced Format)
|-
|U
|2.5" 333 GB/platter [[TOSHIBA MK1059GSMP]] drive (Advanced Format)
|}

====Post-2011====
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba firmware version prefixes (post-2011)."
|-
! 1st || 2nd || Purpose
|-
|rowspan="8"|A
|M
|2.5" 7 mm slim drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWK105]])
|-
|V
|2.5" 7 mm 7,200 RPM slim drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ01ACF050]])
|-
|X
|2.5" 9.5 mm drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWJ110]])
|-
|K
|2.5" 9.5 mm 4,200 RPM drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ01AAD020C]])
|-
|-
|U
|2.5" 9.5 mm solid-state hybrid drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100H]])
|-
|Z
|2.5" 9.5 mm video/surveiilance drives with STB DRM (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD050VS]])
|-
|Q
|2.5" 12.5 mm thick drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ01ABC150]])
|-
|Y
|2.5" 15 mm thick drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ01ABB200]])
|-
|D
|S
|2.5" 7 mm slim 2-platter drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ02ABF200]])
|-
|rowspan="2"|H
|D
|2.5" 7 mm hybrid drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ02ABF050H]])
|-
|E
|2.5" 9.5 mm hybrid drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ02ABD100H]])
|-
|rowspan="4"|J
|P
|2.5" 15 mm thick drives (MQ03 CMR) (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ03ABB300]])
|-
|U
|2.5" 7 mm slim SMR drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWL110]])
|-
|T
|2.5" 9.5 mm 2-platter SMR drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD200]])
|-
|S
|2.5" 15 mm thick SMR drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA MQ04ABB400]])
|-
|rowspan="3"|K
|P
|3.5" Hitachi 1-platter HDA 5,400 RPM SMR drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWT720]])
|-
|Q
|3.5" Hitachi 2 or 3-platter HDA SMR drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWD240]])
|-
|S
|3.5" Hitachi 1-platter HDA 5,400 RPM SMR drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA DT02ACA200]])<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://shop.kz/offer/zhestkiy-disk-hdd-2-tb-toshiba-dt02aca200-3-5-256-mb-sata-iii/|title = Жесткий диск HDD 2 TB Toshiba DT02ACA200, 3.5", 256 MB, SATA III|website = shop.kz|access-date = 26 September 2022|url-status = live|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20220926011131/https://shop.kz/offer/zhestkiy-disk-hdd-2-tb-toshiba-dt02aca200-3-5-256-mb-sata-iii/|archive-date = 26 September 2022}}</ref>
|}

===Suffixes===
Suffixes indicate customer, similarly to the first block above. However, suffixes are not necessarily consistent with the first block's codes.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba firmware version suffixes."
|-
! Code || Customer/Purpose || Notes (including changes to firmware) || SMART attributes
|-
|A
|Standard (used on both OEM and retail drives)
|
|[[File:Toshiba HDWD260 CDI SMART printout.png|thumb|250px]]
|-
|C
|HP?
|Does not report attributes DC, DE, DF, E0, E2 or F0. Adds B7 SATA Downshift Error Count, B8 End-to-End Error, BB Reported Uncorrectable Errors, BC Command Timeout, BD High Fly Writes and sometimes BE Airflow Temperature. Has been observed on HP drives.
|-
|D
|Dell
|Does not report attributes 02, 07, 08, C5, C6, DC, DE, DF, E0, or E2. Transfer Error Rate at F0 changed to Head Flying Hours, and F1 Total Host Writes and F2 Total Host Reads reported. All SMART statistics pertaining to missing attributes also removed.
|
|-
|Q
|Surveillance (128 MB cache, OEM)
|Observed only on Hitachi HDA SMR OEM model surveillance drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA DT02ABA400V]]).
|
|-
|R
|Surveillance (128 MB cache, retail)
|Observed only on Hitachi HDA SMR retail model surveillance drives (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWT740]]).
|
|-
|L
|Surveillance (256 MB cache)
|Observed only on Hitachi HDA SMR surveillance drives, and only those with 256 MB cache (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWT860]]).
|
|-
|U
|Retail/USB
|Usually used on USB drives, but has been observed on SATA drives as well, where they might throttle the SATA interface to SATA 2 speeds.
|
|}

===Hitachi firmware versions===
The last three letters of the firmware version on Toshiba drives with Hitachi firmware are indicated in the drive revision. Some general trends can be observed within the starting letter of these last three letters.

====Single-platter HDA====
*6: Hitachi with Toshiba logo (versus 5 for native Hitachis sans Toshiba logo)
*7: OEM models (e.g. [[TOSHIBA DT01ACA100]])
*8: Retail models (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWD110]]), sometimes used for OEM models with customer-specific firmware (810 has been spotted on an Dell-specific DT01ACA100)

====Multi-platter HDA====
*A: Hitachi with Toshiba logo
*B: OEM models (e.g. [[TOSHIBA DT01ACA300]])
*C: Retail models (e.g. [[TOSHIBA HDWD130]])

===Toshiba/Fujitsu enterprise firmware versions===
All Toshiba enterprise drives have a four-digit firmware version, based on the style used by Fujitsu shortly before their 2009 takeover. The first two digits are generally consistent across a family. Note that when an MG family is listed below, this includes all subfamilies that are rebrands of that model (so [[Toshiba MG04]] also includes [[Toshiba MD04]] and [[Toshiba MN04]]).
*MT: [[Toshiba MKxx02TSKB]]
*FP: [[Toshiba MG04]]
*GX: [[Toshiba MG05]]
*Numerical (01, 06, etc.): [[Toshiba MG06]] and later. The first two digits indicate a customer code, whereas the last two digits indicate revision, tied to the revision number though not the same as.

====Customer codes====
{{Clear}}
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba/Fujitsu enterprise firmware version prefixes, in use since MG06."
|-
! Code || Customer/Purpose || Notes (including changes to label or firmware) || Example image
|-
|01
|Enterprise drives
|Used on all unmodified enterprise drives (such as [[TOSHIBA MG08ADA400E]]) as well as [[Toshiba X300 Pro]] and [[Toshiba N300 Pro|N300 Pro]] models (including the internal-specialty model numbered-X300 Pro and N300 Pro, starting with MN10-D/MD10-D). CGI renders of non-Pro Toshiba retail drives may also mistakenly use the 01 prefix, even though actual units will use 06.
|
|-
|05
|Retail drives (since MG10-D)
|Used on all consumer drives branded as mainline X300 or N300 since MN10-D and MD10-D. This includes internal-specialty model numbered X300s and N300s such as [[TOSHIBA MN10ADA10TS]], but only to "-S" suffixed versions, unlike previous MDs and MNs. MD and MN model drives without the "-S" suffix instead receive enterprise drive firmware.
|[[File:TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA top lid.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|06
|Retail drives (prior to MG10)
|Used on all retail drives (such as drives part of the [[Toshiba X300|X300]] or [[Toshiba N300|N300]] families), as well as NAS and desktop OEM drives (such as [[TOSHIBA MD06ACA10T]] and [[TOSHIBA MN08ADA800]].
|[[File:TOSHIBA HDWR480 top lid and label view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|14
|[[wikipedia:Synology|Synology]]
|New top label with Synology's logo, though all normal Toshiba enterprise parameters are still present. Unique KCC Authorization Numbers (such as [[fccio:R-R-Syn-HAT5300-BT|R-R-Syn-HAT5300-BT]] on the [[Synology HAT5300-8T]]) are used in place of normal Toshiba numbers (the preceding Synology KCC Authorization Number would be [[fccio:MSIP-REM-TSD-MG06ACA10TE|MSIP-REM-TSD-MG06ACA10TE]] normally). The drive also identifies using its Synology model number to host.
|
|-
|15
|Self-encrypting drive
|Observed on self-encrypting models. Significant changes to label, including a different, larger font, an additional unlabelled parameter and a physical secure ID (PSID) with QR code not unlike [[Toshiba MQ01ABU]] and Seagate Guardian drives. Regulatory marks are moved around in order to accommodate these changes.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.ebay.com/itm/313707728118|title = Toshiba MG08 16TB 16000GB SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5inch - toshiba MG08ACP16TE|author = clinicadigital2018_4|website = Ebay|access-date = 12 February 2022|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20220212083637/https://www.ebay.com/itm/313707728118|archive-date = 12 February 2022|url-status = dead}}</ref>
|
|-
|18
|[[wikipedia:Hikvision|Hikvision]]
|Replaces Toshiba's logo with Hikvision's. Adds an AI wordmark, and a second copy of the model number with "-AI" suffixed, below the drive parameters.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.carousell.sg/p/16tb-harddisk-hdd-wd-red-wd-ultrastar-toshiba-hikvision-1107595947/|title = 16tb harddisk hdd WD Red WD Ultrastar Toshiba Hikvision|author = @yjsyujinsheng|access-date = 23 December 2021|archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20211223042820/https://www.carousell.sg/p/16tb-harddisk-hdd-wd-red-wd-ultrastar-toshiba-hikvision-1107595947/|archive-date = 23 December 2021|url-status = live}}</ref>
|
|-
|43
|Unknown
|No changes to label on MG08.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.10bests.com/questions/21991.html|title = 商家爆料东芝MG08ACA16TE好不好性价比够不够高进来看看口碑如何|author = 花未全开月未圆|date = August 2021|access-date = 23 December 2021|archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20211223043429/https://www.10bests.com/questions/21991.html|archive-date = 23 December 2021|url-status = dead}}</ref> On MG11, enlarges the "MADE IN PHILLIPINES" text and moves it to beneath the SATA or SAS logo.
|
|-
|GD
|Dell
|Does not report BF, C5, DC, DE, DF, E0, E2 or F0. Adds 0xF1 Total Host Writes and 0xF2 Total Host Reads. New top label that has the Dell or Dell EMC logo, the standard Dell QR code and information box, as well as a certification seal.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.carousell.com.my/p/dell-emc-oem-toshiba-3-5-sata-4tb-hard-drive-1192921433/|title = Dell EMC OEM Toshiba 3.5" SATA 4TB Hard Drive|author = @brandonlee88|date = November 2022|access-date = 7 January 2023|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20230106125111/https://www.carousell.com.my/p/dell-emc-oem-toshiba-3-5-sata-4tb-hard-drive-1192921433/|archive-date = 6 January 2023|url-status = live}}</ref>
|}

==See also==
*[[List of Toshiba part number codes]]
*[[List of Western Digital customer codes]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Toshiba]]

Template:Toshiba 3.5" internal-specialty retail hard drive families

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| name = Toshiba 3.5" internal-specialty retail hard drive families
| title = 3.5" retail families
| state = {{{1|}}}
| listclass = hlist

| group1 = [[Toshiba P300|'''P300''']]
| group1style = background: #cc0000;
| list1 = *[[TOSHIBA HDWD105|HDWD105 (500 GB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD110|HDWD110 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD120|HDWD120 (2 TB, CMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD220|HDWD220 (2 TB, 5,400 RPM, SMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD320|HDWD320 (2 TB, 7,200 RPM, SMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD130|HDWD130 (3 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD240|HDWD240 (4 TB, SMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD260|HDWD260 (6 TB, SMR)]]

| group2 = [[Toshiba X300|'''X300''']]
| group2style = background: #B3B3B2;
| list2 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWE140|HDWE140 (4 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR440|HDWR440 (4 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR740UZSVA|HDWR740UZSVA (4 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWE150|HDWE150 (5 TB)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWE160|HDWE160 (6 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR160|HDWR160 (6 TB, 256 MB cache, 5 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR460|HDWR460 (6 TB, 256 MB cache, 4 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR760UZSVA|HDWR760UZSVA (6 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWF180|HDWF180 (8 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR180|HDWR180 (8 TB, 256 MB cache, 6 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR480|HDWR480 (8 TB, 256 MB cache, 5 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR780UZSVA|HDWR780UZSVA (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR11A|HDWR11A (10 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR71AUZSVA|HDWR71AUZSVA (10 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR21C|HDWR21C (12 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51C|HDWR51C (12 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR21E|HDWR21E (14 TB, 256 MiB cache, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR31E|HDWR31E (14 TB, 512 MiB cache, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51G|HDWR51E (14 TB, 512 MiB cache, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR31G|HDWR31G (16 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51G|HDWR51G (16 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51J|HDWR51J (18 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62AUZSVA|HDWR62AUZSVA (20 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR6CAUZSVA|HDWR62CUZSVA (22 TB, helium)]]

| group3 = [[Toshiba X300 Pro|'''X300 Pro''']]
| group3style = background: #B3B3B2;
| list3 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR440UZSVB|HDWR440UZSVB (4 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR740UZSVB|HDWR740UZSVB (4 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR460UZSVB|HDWR460UZSVB (6 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR760UZSVB|HDWR760UZSVB (6 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR480UZSVB|HDWR480UZSVB (8 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR780UZSVB|HDWR780UZSVB (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51AUZSVB|HDWR51AUZSVB (10 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR71AUZSVB|HDWR71AUZSVB (10 TB, air)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51CUZSVB|HDWR51CUZSVB (12 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51EUZSVB|HDWR51EUZSVB (14 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51GUZSVB|HDWR51GUZSVB (16 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51JUZSVB|HDWR51JUZSVB (18 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62AUZSVB|HDWR62AUZSVB (20 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62CUZSVB|HDWR62CUZSVB (22 TB, helium)]]

| group4 = [[Toshiba E300|'''E300''']]
| group4style = background: #8AB138;
| list4 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWA110|HDWA110 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWA120|HDWA120 (2 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWA130|HDWA130 (3 TB)]]

| group5 = [[Toshiba N300|'''N300''']]
| group5style = background: #B59975;
| list5 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWQ140|HDWQ140 (4 TB, 128 MB cache, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG440|HDWG440 (4 TB, 256 MB cache, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG740UZSVA|HDWG740UZSVA (4 TB, 512 MB cache, 512e)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWN160|HDWN160 (6 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG160|HDWG160 (6 TB, 256 MB cache, 5 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG460|HDWG460 (6 TB, 256 MB cache, 4 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG760UZSVA|HDWG760UZSVA (4 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWN180|HDWN180 (8 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG180|HDWG180 (8 TB, 256 MB cache, 6 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG480|HDWG480 (8 TB, 256 MB cache, 5 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA|HDWG780UZSVA (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG11A|HDWG11A (10 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG71AUZSVA|HDWG71AUZSVA (10 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG21C|HDWG21C (12 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51C|HDWG51E (12 TB, 512 MiB cache, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG21E|HDWG21E (14 TB, 256 MB cache, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG31E|HDWG31E (14 TB, 512 MB cache, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51E|HDWG51E (14 TB, 512 MiB cache, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG31G|HDWG31G (16 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51G|HDWG51G (16 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51J|HDWG51J (18 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62A|HDWR62A (20 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62CUZSVA|HDWR62CUZSVA (22 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR82EUZSVA|HDWR82EUZSVA (24 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

| group6 = [[Toshiba N300 Pro|'''N300 Pro''']]
| group6style = background: #B59975;
| list6 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG440UZSVB|HDWG440UZSVB (4 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG740UZSVB|HDWG740UZSVB (4 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG460UZSVB|HDWG460UZSVB (6 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG760UZSVB|HDWG760UZSVB (6 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG480UZSVB|HDWG480UZSVB (8 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVB|HDWG780UZSVB (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51AUZSVB|HDWG51AUZSVB (10 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG71AUZSVB|HDWG71AUZSVB (10 TB, air)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51CUZSVB|HDWG51CUZSVB (12 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51EUZSVB|HDWG51EUZSVB (14 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51GUZSVB|HDWG51GUZSVB (16 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51JUZSVB|HDWG51JUZSVB (18 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG62AUZSVB|HDWG62AUZSVB (20 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG62CUZSVB|HDWG62CUZSVB (22 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG82EUZSVB|HDWG82EUZSVB (24 TB, helium)]]

| group7 = [[Toshiba S300|'''S300''']]
| group7style = background: #539246;
| list7 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWV110|HDWV110 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT720|HDWT720 (2 TB, SMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT140|HDWT140 (4 TB, CMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT740|HDWT740 (4 TB, SMR, 128 MiB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT840|HDWT840 (4 TB, SMR, 256 MiB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT860|HDWT860 (6 TB, SMR)]]

| group8 = [[Toshiba S300 Pro|'''S300 Pro''']]
| group8style = background: #539246;
| list8 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWTA40UZSVA|HDWTA40UZSVA (4 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT360|HDWT360 (6 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWTA60UZSVA|HDWTA60UZSVA (6 TB, 512 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT380|HDWT380 (8 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWTA80UZSVA|HDWTA80UZSVA (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT31A|HDWT31A (10 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWTA1AUZSVA|HDWTA1AUZSVA (10 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

| group9 = [[Toshiba S300 AI|'''S300 AI''']]
| group9style = background: #539246;
| list9 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA800E-V|MG10ADA800E-V (8 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA10TE-V|MG10ADA10TE-V (10 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA14TE-V|MG11ACA14TE-V (14 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA16TE-V|MG11ACA16TE-V (16 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA18TE-V|MG11ACA18TE-V (18 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA20TE-V|MG11ACA20TE-V (20 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA22TE-V|MG11ACA22TE-V (22 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA24TE-V|MG11ACA24TE-V (24 TB, helium)]]

| group10 = [[Toshiba V300|'''V300''']]
| group10style = background: #2198D4;
| list10 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWU105|HDWU105 (500 GB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWU110|HDWU110 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWU120|HDWU120 (2 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWU130|HDWU130 (3 TB)]]
}}<noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude>

Western Digital Blue (3.5")

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{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 = WD30EZRZ-00Z5HB0 top-down view.jpg
|caption1 = A [[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx|WD30EZRZ]], an example of a 5,400 RPM member of this family.
|image2 =
|caption2 =
|manufacturer = [[Western Digital]]
|purpose = desktop
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 7,200 (true Blue) 5,400 (Green rebrands){{efn|5,700 for Rembrndt models, 5,640 RPM for Avalon C5 models.}}
|af = 512e
|released = 2015 (Green rebrands) 2018 (SMR)
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Western Digital Blue Desktop#Historic models|here]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Western Digital Caviar SE|Caviar SE]] [[Western Digital Green|Green]]
}}
'''Western Digital Blue''', also formerly known as '''Western Digital Caviar Blue''', is a hard drive family created by [[Western Digital]]. It was the first drive family to use WD's colour branding scheme, one which would continue to be used to the present day. Historically home to 7,200 RPM drives for low-cost PCs, it was expanded in 2015 to include high capacity 5,400 RPM class drives as well.

==History==
The WD Blue Desktop family were initially released as WD Caviar Blue, which included most members of this family's predecessor, [[Western Digital Caviar SE|the Caviar SE]]. Initially playing host to most of Western Digital's most premium drives, as Caviar SE had, it was eventually relegated to single platter low-cost system integrator drives by 2012. Initially, this family inherited the Caviar name from its predecessors, to distinguish it from [[Western Digital Scorpio Blue]] for 2.5" drives, but this was eventually simplified to just Blue by 2013.

In 2015, all [[Western Digital Green|Green]] drives were transferred to this family, following negative reception due to that family's [[Western Digital Green head parking issues|head parking issues and negative controversy]].<ref>{{cite web|url = https://techreport.com/news/29251/western-digital-paints-its-green-hard-drives-blue-in-rebranding|title = Western Digital paints its Green hard drives Blue in rebranding|last1 = Johnson|first1 = Renee|publisher = The Tech Report}}</ref> As part of the transition, they received new labels and identifier codes, but remained in whatever Marvell family they were before.

In 2025, new 10 and 12 TB models were added. The 12 TB model positions Blue as the largest air-filled PC hard drive family, succeeding [[Toshiba X300]].

==Current products==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of 3.5" Western Digital Blue Desktop models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity (TB) || Spindle speed (RPM) || Cache (MiB) || SMR? || Family || Year released
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AZLX-xxK2TAx]]
|0.5
|7,200
|32
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresXLB2|TresXLB2]]
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AZRZ-xxHTKBx]]
|0.5
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TrailXLB|TrailXLB]]
|2015
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxWN4Ax]]
|1
|7,200
|64
|No
|TresXLB2
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxBBHAx]]
|1
|7,200
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresUL|TresUL]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD10EARZ-xxC5XBx]]
|2
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel RP2L|Carmel RP2L]]
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZAZ-xxL9GBx]]
|2
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R|Carmel R]]
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZBX-xxAYRAx]]
|2
|7,200
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R7|Carmel R7]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD20EARZ-xxC5XBx]]
|2
|5,400
|64
|No
|Carmel RP2L
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZAX-xxC8UBx]]
|3
|5,400
|256
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice RP2LP|Venice RP2LP]]
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZZX-xxCPBBx]]
|3
|5,400
|128
|No
|[[Western Digital Carmel 2D|Carmel 2D]]
|2025
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZAX-xxC8UBx]]
|4
|5,400
|256
|No
|Venice RP2LP
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZZX-xxCPBBx]]
|4
|5,400
|256
|No
|[[Western Digital Carmel 2D|Carmel 2D]]
|2025
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZAX-xxC8VBx]]
|6
|5,400
|256
|No
|Venice RP2LP
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD80EAZZ-xxBKLBx]]
|8
|5,640
|128
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon C5|Avalon C5]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD80EAAZ-xxBXBBx]]
|8
|5,640
|256
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon RP|Avalon RP]]
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD120EAGZ-xxCRJBx]]
|12
|7,200
|512
|No
|[[HGST Vela-X1]]
|2025
|}

==Former models==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of 3.5" Western Digital Blue Desktop models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity || Density || Spindle speed (RPM) || Cache (MiB) || SMR? || Family || Year released || Year discontinued
|-
|[[WDC WD3200AAKS-xxL9Ax]]
|320 GB
|320 GB
|7,200
|16
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Pinclite|Pinclite]]
|2009
|2011
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AAKX-xxU6AAx]]
|500 GB
|500 GB
|7,200
|16
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe XL|Tahoe XL]]
|2012?
|2016
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZLX-xxK4KAx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|7,200
|32
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tressels|Tressels]]
|2011
|2012
|-
|[[APPLE HDD WD10EZES-40UFAA0]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|7,200
|64
|No
|Tressels
|2012
|2014
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxZ5HBx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Diablo3s|Diablo3s]]
|2015
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxHTKBx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|TrailXLB
|2015
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZEX-xxEYGAx]]
|2 TB
|1 TB
|7,200
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rainier|Rainier]]
|2016
|2016
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZAZ-xxGGJBx]]
|2 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel|Carmel]]
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZRZ-xxZ5HBx]]
|2 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Diablo3s
|2015
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|3 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Giant|Giant]]
|2015
|2017
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZAZ-xxZGHBx]]
|3 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice|Venice]]
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZAZ-xxSF3Bx]]
|3 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice R|Venice R]]
|2020
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx]]
|3 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Diablo3s
|2015
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxGXCBx]]
|3 TB
|1.33 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Apollo|Apollo]]
|2017
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|4 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Giant
|2015
|2017
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxZGHBx]]
|4 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxSF3Bx]]
|4 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice R
|2020
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxGXCBx]]
|4 TB
|1.33 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Apollo
|2017
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD50EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|5 TB
|1.2 TB
|5,700
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rembrndt|Rembrndt]]
|2015
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|6 TB
|1.2 TB
|5,700
|64
|No
|Rembrndt
|2015
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxZGHBx]]
|6 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxSF3Bx]]
|6 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice R
|2020
|2023
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
WDC WD3200AAKS-00L9A0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD3200AAKS-00L9A0 drive.
WDC WD10EZEX-60M2NA0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD10EZEX-60M2NA0 drive.
WDC WD80EAZZ-00BKLB0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD80EAZZ-00BKLB0 drive.
</gallery>

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Western Digital Blue Desktop family}}
[[Category:Western Digital Blue]]
[[Category:Western Digital hard drive families]]

Template:Toshiba 3.5" internal-specialty retail hard drive families

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{{Navbox
| name = Toshiba 3.5" internal-specialty retail hard drive families
| title = 3.5" retail families
| state = {{{1|}}}
| listclass = hlist

| group1 = [[Toshiba P300|'''P300''']]
| group1style = background: #cc0000;
| list1 = *[[TOSHIBA HDWD105|HDWD105 (500 GB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD110|HDWD110 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD120|HDWD120 (2 TB, CMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD220|HDWD220 (2 TB, 5,400 RPM, SMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD320|HDWD320 (2 TB, 7,200 RPM, SMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD130|HDWD130 (3 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD240|HDWD240 (4 TB, SMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWD260|HDWD260 (6 TB, SMR)]]

| group2 = [[Toshiba X300|'''X300''']]
| group2style = background: #B3B3B2;
| list2 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWE140|HDWE140 (4 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR440|HDWR440 (4 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR740UZSVA|HDWR740UZSVA (4 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWE150|HDWE150 (5 TB)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWE160|HDWE160 (6 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR160|HDWR160 (6 TB, 256 MB cache, 5 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR460|HDWR460 (6 TB, 256 MB cache, 4 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR760UZSVA|HDWR760UZSVA (6 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWF180|HDWF180 (8 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR180|HDWR180 (8 TB, 256 MB cache, 6 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR480|HDWR480 (8 TB, 256 MB cache, 5 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR780UZSVA|HDWR780UZSVA (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR11A|HDWR11A (10 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR71AUZSVA|HDWR71AUZSVA (10 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR21C|HDWR21C (12 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51C|HDWR51C (12 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR21E|HDWR21E (14 TB, 256 MiB cache, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR31E|HDWR31E (14 TB, 512 MiB cache, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51G|HDWR51E (14 TB, 512 MiB cache, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR31G|HDWR31G (16 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51G|HDWR51G (16 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51J|HDWR51J (18 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62AUZSVA|HDWR62AUZSVA (20 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR6CAUZSVA|HDWR62CUZSVA (22 TB, helium)]]

| group3 = [[Toshiba X300 Pro|'''X300 Pro''']]
| group3style = background: #B3B3B2;
| list3 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR440UZSVB|HDWR440UZSVB (4 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR740UZSVB|HDWR740UZSVB (4 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR460UZSVB|HDWR460UZSVB (6 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR760UZSVB|HDWR760UZSVB (6 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR480UZSVB|HDWR480UZSVB (8 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR780UZSVB|HDWR780UZSVB (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51AUZSVB|HDWR51AUZSVB (10 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWR71AUZSVB|HDWR71AUZSVB (10 TB, air)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51CUZSVB|HDWR51CUZSVB (12 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51EUZSVB|HDWR51EUZSVB (14 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51GUZSVB|HDWR51GUZSVB (16 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR51JUZSVB|HDWR51JUZSVB (18 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62AUZSVB|HDWR62AUZSVB (20 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62CUZSVB|HDWR62CUZSVB (22 TB, helium)]]

| group4 = [[Toshiba E300|'''E300''']]
| group4style = background: #8AB138;
| list4 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWA110|HDWA110 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWA120|HDWA120 (2 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWA130|HDWA130 (3 TB)]]

| group5 = [[Toshiba N300|'''N300''']]
| group5style = background: #B59975;
| list5 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWQ140|HDWQ140 (4 TB, 128 MB cache, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG440|HDWG440 (4 TB, 256 MB cache, 512n)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG740UZSVA|HDWG740UZSVA (4 TB, 512 MB cache, 512e)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWN160|HDWN160 (6 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG160|HDWG160 (6 TB, 256 MB cache, 5 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG460|HDWG460 (6 TB, 256 MB cache, 4 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG760UZSVA|HDWG760UZSVA (4 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWN180|HDWN180 (8 TB, 128 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG180|HDWG180 (8 TB, 256 MB cache, 6 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG480|HDWG480 (8 TB, 256 MB cache, 5 platters)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVA|HDWG780UZSVA (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG11A|HDWG11A (10 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG71AUZSVA|HDWG71AUZSVA (10 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG21C|HDWG21C (12 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51C|HDWG51E (12 TB, 512 MiB cache, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG21E|HDWG21E (14 TB, 256 MB cache, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG31E|HDWG31E (14 TB, 512 MB cache, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51E|HDWG51E (14 TB, 512 MiB cache, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG31G|HDWG31G (16 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51G|HDWG51G (16 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51J|HDWG51J (18 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62A|HDWR62A (20 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR62CUZSVA|HDWR62CUZSVA (22 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWR82EUZSVA|HDWR82EUZSVA (24 TB, helium, FC-MAMR)]]

| group6 = [[Toshiba N300 Pro|'''N300 Pro''']]
| group6style = background: #B59975;
| list6 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG440UZSVB|HDWG440UZSVB (4 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG740UZSVB|HDWG740UZSVB (4 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG460UZSVB|HDWG460UZSVB (6 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG760UZSVB|HDWG760UZSVB (6 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG480UZSVB|HDWG480UZSVB (8 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG780UZSVB|HDWG780UZSVB (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51AUZSVB|HDWG51AUZSVB (10 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWG71AUZSVB|HDWG71AUZSVB (10 TB, air)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51CUZSVB|HDWG51CUZSVB (12 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51EUZSVB|HDWG51EUZSVB (14 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51GUZSVB|HDWG51GUZSVB (16 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG51JUZSVB|HDWG51JUZSVB (18 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG62AUZSVB|HDWG62AUZSVB (20 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG62CUZSVB|HDWG62CUZSVB (22 TB, helium)]]

*[[TOSHIBA HDWG82EUZSVB|HDWG82EUZSVB (24 TB, helium)]]

| group7 = [[Toshiba S300|'''S300''']]
| group7style = background: #539246;
| list7 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWV110|HDWV110 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT720|HDWT720 (2 TB, SMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT140|HDWT140 (4 TB, CMR)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT740|HDWT740 (4 TB, SMR, 128 MiB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT840|HDWT840 (4 TB, SMR, 256 MiB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT860|HDWT860 (6 TB, SMR)]]

| group8 = [[Toshiba S300 Pro|'''S300 Pro''']]
| group8style = background: #539246;
| list8 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWTA40UZSVA|HDWTA40UZSVA (4 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT360|HDWT360 (6 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWTA60UZSVA|HDWTA60UZSVA (6 TB, 512 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT380|HDWT380 (8 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWTA80UZSVA|HDWTA80UZSVA (8 TB, 512 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWT31A|HDWT31A (10 TB, 256 MB cache)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWTA1AUZSVA|HDWTA1AUZSVA (10 TB, 512 MB cache)]]

| group9 = [[Toshiba S300 Pro|'''S300 AI''']]
| group9style = background: #539246;
| list9 =
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA800E-V|MG10ADA800E-V (8 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA10TE-V|MG10ADA10TE-V (10 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA14TE-V|MG11ACA14TE-V (14 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA16TE-V|MG11ACA16TE-V (16 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA18TE-V|MG11ACA18TE-V (18 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA20TE-V|MG11ACA20TE-V (20 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA22TE-V|MG11ACA22TE-V (22 TB, helium)]]
*[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA24TE-V|MG11ACA24TE-V (24 TB, helium)]]

| group10 = [[Toshiba V300|'''V300''']]
| group10style = background: #2198D4;
| list10 =
*[[TOSHIBA HDWU105|HDWU105 (500 GB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWU110|HDWU110 (1 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWU120|HDWU120 (2 TB)]]
*[[TOSHIBA HDWU130|HDWU130 (3 TB)]]
}}<noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude>

Toshiba S300 AI

2025-11-08T04:21:46Z

TheDragonFire123: Created page with "{{infobox hard drive product family |image1 = |caption1 = |image2 = |caption2 = |manufacturer = Toshiba |purpose = surveillance |form_factor = 3.5" |z-height = 26.1 |speed = 5,400 |af = 512e |interface = SATA |mttf = 2,500,000 |unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math> |released = 2025 |predecessor = Toshiba S300 Pro }} '''Toshiba S300 AI''' is a hard drive family created by Toshiba, designed for large business surveillance use. It co..."

{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 =
|caption1 =
|image2 =
|caption2 =
|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
|purpose = surveillance
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 5,400
|af = 512e
|interface = SATA
|mttf = 2,500,000
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|released = 2025
|predecessor = [[Toshiba S300 Pro]]
}}
'''Toshiba S300 AI''' is a hard drive family created by [[Toshiba]], designed for large business surveillance use. It complements the higher capacity models of the [[Toshiba S300 Pro]] but compared to it, introduces helium models to the S300 banner, allowing for surveillance drives from 14 TB onwards.

==History==
Toshiba S300 AI was announced in 2025. European markets initially received the 8 and 10 TB models, with the rest of the capacity line to be introduced in Q1 2026.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-launches-s300-ai-surveillance-hdd-for-ai-driven-video-applications/|title = Toshiba launches S300 AI surveillance HDD for AI-driven video applications|website = Toshiba Electronics Europe|date = 4 November 2025|access-date = 8 November 2025}}</ref>

==Products==
===Current models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba S300 AI models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Year released
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA800E-V]]
|8 TB
|2.0 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|2025
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MG10ADA10TE-V]]
|10 TB
|2.0 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|2025
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA14TE-V]]
|14 TB
|2.0 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|2025
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA16TE-V]]
|16 TB
|2.0 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|2025
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA18TE-V]]
|18 TB
|2.0 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|2025
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA20TE-V]]
|20 TB
|2.0 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|2025
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA22TE-V]]
|22 TB
|2.0 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|2025
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MG11ACA24TE-V]]
|24 TB
|2.0 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|2025
|}

==Trivia==
*Unlike previous consumer families, the S300 AI does not contain any consumer model drives; all drives use the internal/specialty model scheme only.
*All models are based on the same platforms as either [[Toshiba MG10]] or [[Toshiba MG11]]. This is why there is no 12 TB model; the MG11 does not encompass one.

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Toshiba 3.5" hard drive families}}
[[Category:Toshiba S300 AI]]
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive product families]]

TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100

2025-10-29T13:42:22Z

TheDragonFire123: Created page with "{{infobox hard drive | image1 = TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100 top lid.jpg | caption1 = Top lid of a TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100. | image2 = Toshiba HDWL110 CDI SMART printout.png | caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a TOSHIBA HDWL110, similar to an MQ04ABF100. | manufacturer = Toshiba | family = Toshiba MQ04 | form_factor = 2.5" | z-height = 7 | capacity = 1 | capacity_unit = tb | speed = 5,400 | cache = 128 | cache_unit = mb | af = 512e | max_transfer = No..."

{{infobox hard drive
| image1 = TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100 top lid.jpg
| caption1 = Top lid of a TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100.
| image2 = Toshiba HDWL110 CDI SMART printout.png
| caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a TOSHIBA HDWL110, similar to an MQ04ABF100.
| manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
| family = [[Toshiba MQ04]]
| form_factor = 2.5"
| z-height = 7
| capacity = 1
| capacity_unit = tb
| speed = 5,400
| cache = 128
| cache_unit = mb
| af = 512e
| max_transfer = None specified
| interface = SATA
| interface_version = SATA 3.3 (600 MB/s)
| command_set = ACS-3 Revision 5
| apm = Yes
| ncq = Yes
| aam = No
| gpl = Yes
| trim = No
| statistics = Yes
| scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
| platters = 1
| heads = 2
| capacity_per_platter = 1
| capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
| recording_method = smr
| mttf = 600,000 hours
| max_load_cycles = 600,000
| kcc = MSIP-REM-TSD-MQ04ABF100
| pcb = G4311A
| released = 2018
| unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
}}
'''TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100''' is a hard drive model created by [[Toshiba]]. It succeeds the [[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100]] as Toshiba's primary 2.5" hard drive model for laptops. Compared to it, it employs a single, 1 TB shingled magnetic recording platter.

Similar units from other manufacturers include the [[WDC WD10SPZX-xxZ10Tx]] and [[ST1000LM048]].

==SMART attributes==
{{Toshiba SMART attributes}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Toshiba hard drive families|2.5"-oem = open}}
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive models]]

TOSHIBA HDWL110

2025-10-29T13:24:06Z

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{{infobox hard drive
| image1 = TOSHIBA HDWL110 case view.jpg
| caption1 = Top lid of a HDWL110.
| image2 = Toshiba HDWL110 CDI SMART printout.png
| caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
| manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
| family = [[Toshiba L200]]/[[Toshiba MQ04]]
| form_factor = 2.5"
| z-height = 7
| capacity = 1
| capacity_unit = tb
| speed = 5,400
| cache = 128
| cache_unit = mb
| af = 512e
| max_transfer = None specified
| interface = SATA
| interface_version = SATA 3.3 (600 MB/s)
| command_set = ACS-3 Revision 5
| apm = Yes
| ncq = Yes
| aam = No
| gpl = Yes
| trim = No
| statistics = Yes
| scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
| platters = 1
| heads = 2
| capacity_per_platter = 1
| capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
| recording_method = smr
| mttf = 600,000 hours
| max_load_cycles = 600,000
| kcc = MSIP-REM-TSD-MQ04ABF100
| pcb = G4311A
| released = 2018<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-releases-increased-capacities-and-new-model-variations-of-the-n300-x300-and-l200-series-of-internal-hard-disk-drives/|title = Toshiba releases increased capacities and new model variations of the N300, X300, and L200|date= 20 April 2018|access-date = 10 March 2021|publisher = Toshiba}}</ref>
| unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
}}
'''TOSHIBA HDWL110''' is a hard drive model created by [[Toshiba]]. It is a rebadged, retail-oriented version of the [[TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100]], and is a 1 TB 2.5" SMR drive released in 2018. It succeeds the [[TOSHIBA HDWJ110]], displacing it in most applications, though the HDWJ110 nevertheless remains in production.

Similar units from other manufacturers include the [[WDC WD10SPZX-xxZ10Tx]] and [[ST1000LM048]].

==History==
The HDWL110, along with its 2 TB SMR companion, the [[TOSHIBA HDWL120]], were both released in 2018. Despite its launch, the CMR version, unlike Western Digital's and Seagate's, was not discontinued.

==SMART attributes==
{{Toshiba SMART attributes}}
==Gallery==
<gallery>
Toshiba HDWL110 packaging bag.jpg|A HDWL110 in its original anti-ESD packaging.
Toshiba HDWL110 Z08EPYB1T top-down view.jpg|A newer HDWL110 with its warning block on the top right next to the logo, rather than below the serial number barcode, due to being displaced by the Ukraine regulatory marking.
</gallery>
==References==
{{reflist}}

== External links ==
* [https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-l200/ Product page]
* [https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-l200/?pdf Datasheet]

{{Toshiba hard drive families|2.5"-retail = open}}
[[Category:Toshiba L200]]
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive models]]

File:TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100 top lid.jpg

2025-10-29T13:22:34Z

TheDragonFire123: Top lid of a TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100. This one unfortunately just clicks, ironically since it is the newest of its salvage batch. Category:Photographs of Toshiba hard drives

== Summary ==
Top lid of a TOSHIBA MQ04ABF100. This one unfortunately just clicks, ironically since it is the newest of its salvage batch.
[[Category:Photographs of Toshiba hard drives]]
== Licensing ==
{{cc-by-4.0}}

WDC WD120EAGZ-xxCRJBx

2025-10-27T03:54:49Z

TheDragonFire123: Created page with "{{infobox hard drive |image1 = WDC WD120EAGZ-00CRJB0 top-down view.jpg |caption1 = Top lid of a WD120EAGZ-00CRJB0. |image2 = WDC WD120EAGZ-00CRJB0 CrystalDiskInfo SMART printout.png |caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a WD80EAZZ-00BKLB0. |manufacturer = Western Digital |family = Western Digital Blue (3.5") |platform = HGST Vela-X1 |form_factor = 3.5" |z-height = 26.1 |speed = 7,200 |capacity = 12 |capacity_unit = tb |cache = 512 |cac..."

{{infobox hard drive
|image1 = WDC WD120EAGZ-00CRJB0 top-down view.jpg
|caption1 = Top lid of a WD120EAGZ-00CRJB0.
|image2 = WDC WD120EAGZ-00CRJB0 CrystalDiskInfo SMART printout.png
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a WD80EAZZ-00BKLB0.
|manufacturer = [[Western Digital]]
|family = [[Western Digital Blue (3.5")]]
|platform = [[HGST Vela-X1]]
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 7,200
|capacity = 12
|capacity_unit = tb
|cache = 512
|cache_unit = mb
|af = 512e
|max_transfer = 260
|interface = SATA
|interface_version = SATA 3.1 (600 MB/s)
|command_set = ACS-3 Revision 5
|ncq = Yes
|apm = No
|aam = No
|scterc = Not supported
|statistics = No
|platters = 6
|heads = 12
|capacity_per_platter = 2
|capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
|recording_method = cmr
|mttf = None
|max_load_cycles = 300,000
|kcc = R-R-WDT-3VXHA2
|pcb =
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math><1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|released = 2025
|predecessor =
|successor =
}}
'''WDC WD120EAGZ-xxCRJBx''' is a hard drive model created by [[Western Digital]]. It is a 12 TB 3.5" CMR hard drive,<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.westerndigital.com/content/dam/doc-library/en_us/assets/public/western-digital/product/internal-drives/wd-blue-hdd/product-brief-western-digital-wd-blue-pc-hdd.pdf|title = Product Brief: WD Blue 3.5-inch HDD|publisher = Western Digital}}</ref> and at the time of its 2025 release is not only the largest Western Digital Blue hard drive ever made, but along with its Vela-X1 stablemates the largest air-filled drive, beating out 10 TB options from Western Digital itself, Seagate and Toshiba. It is based on the HGST Vela-X1 platform, being the first native HGST platform to be introduced to the family as well as the first 7,200 RPM model introduced to the Blue family since the [[WDC WD20EZBX-xxAYRAx]].

==SMART attributes==
{{CinemaStar SMART attributes}}

==References==
{{Reflist}}

{{Western Digital Blue Desktop family}}

List of Toshiba model number codes

2025-10-09T06:56:41Z

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This is a list of model number schemes used by Toshiba.

==Pre-2011 model numbers==
===Prefix: MK===
All model numbers prior to 2011 begin with MK.

===Third and fourth digits: Capacity===
The third and fourth digits are equal to the first two digits of the capacity. For example, the [[TOSHIBA MK8025GAS]] is an 80 GB model, whereas the [[TOSHIBA MK1059GSMP]] is 1 TB (1,000 GB).

===Fifth and sixth digits: Series===
These digits denote the series. There exist different series codes for laptop PC drives and enterprise drives.

===Seventh letter: Capacity===
The seventh letter denotes the unit of measure of capacity, although some drives do not actually use it correctly.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of seventh letters and their meanings in Toshiba pre-2011 model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Capacity unit
|-
|G
|GB
|-
|T
|TB
|}

===Eighth letter: Interface===
The second letter denotes the interface of the drive.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of eighth letters and their meanings in Toshiba pre-2011 model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Interface
|-
|A
|PATA
|-
|C
|CE-ATA
|-
|R
|SAS
|-
|S
|SATA
|-
|U
|USB
|}

===Ninth letter: Form factor and spindle speed===
The ninth letter denotes both form factor and spindle speed.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of ninth letters and their meanings in Toshiba pre-2011 model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Form factor || Spindle speed (RPM) || Notes
|-
|K
|3.5"
|7,200
|
|-
|P
|rowspan="7"|2.5"
|rowspan="3"|4,200
|Used on models with no fluid dynamic bearing motors.
|-
|S
|Used on models with fluid dynamic bearing motors.
|-
|C
|Used on automotive-targeted models.
|-
|X
|rowspan="2"|5,400
|9.5 mm z-height models.
|-
|M
|12 mm z-height models.
|-
|Y
|7,200
|
|-
|R
|15,000
|
|-
|A
|rowspan="5"|1.8"
|rowspan="2"|3,600
|5 mm z-height models.
|-
|B
|8 mm z-height models.
|-
|G
|5,400
|8 mm z-height models.
|-
|H
|rowspan="2"|4,200
|8 mm z-height models.
|-
|L
|5 mm z-height models.
|}

===Suffixes: Options===
Suffixes denote optional features or more nuanced meanings of this model. One (but no more) of these options can be appended to a model number to add that option's feature.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of suffixes and their meanings in Toshiba pre-2011 model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Meaning || Notes
|-
|B
|Enterprise
|Denotes a model intended for enterprise use. Most drives carrying this option were developed by Fujitsu.
|-
|D
|Self-encrypting drive
|
|-
|F
|Free-fall sensor
|
|-
|G
|Toshiba Wipe Technology support
|Toshiba Wipe Technology erases data when the drive is accessed by an unregistered system.<ref name="Toshiba">{{cite web|title = MQ01ABU-W Series|author = Toshiba|url = https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/storage/product/internal-specialty/pc/articles/mq01abuw-series.html}}</ref>
|-
|N
|New revision/LAMD MCU
|Exact meaning of this code is unknown, but it may or may not change the MCU from a Marvell-made one to a LAMD-made one, depending on model.
|-
|V
|LAMD MCU
|Denotes models with a LAMD MCU (always does, unlike N suffix). May also denote models for CE/DVR applications.
|-
|R
|Enterprise SED.
|Similar to the D suffix but for enterprise drives.
|-
|}

==2011 - present internal/specialty/enterprise model numbers==
This model number scheme is intended for models that are marketed towards internal OEM use, or enterprise drives. An example of a model number following this format is [[TOSHIBA DT01ACA100]].
===First letter: Primary developer/HDA type===
The first letter defines the developer of the HDA that is used by the drive. Although all drives made by Toshiba are manufactured by a Toshiba-owned factory, some drives do use a HDA that was made by Hitachi, either their one- or two-/three- platter HDA at the time of their 2012 takeover. Drives using Hitachi HDAs may use either Hitachi or Toshiba firmware, depending on the family.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of first letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Code || Developer
|-
|M
|Toshiba
|-
|D
|[[Hitachi]]
|}

===Second letter: Business unit===
The second letter denotes the business unit of Toshiba that the drive is designed for.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of second letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Code || Business unit || Notes
|-
|A
|Enterprise SMR
|
|-
|C
|Low-duty storage servers/Enterprise cloud
|
|-
|D
|Desktop/surveillance (native Toshiba HDA)
|Used by both desktop drives and by surveillance binned drives. Only used with Toshiba HDAs; Hitachi HDA drives use T instead. While previous generations use plain white labels as with the other business units, starting from MD10-D these drives are badged as [[Toshiba X300]], [[Toshiba N300 Pro|X300 Pro]] or [[Toshiba S300 Pro|S300 Pro]], depending on the model.
|-
|G
|Enterprise
|This prefix would eventually be backronymed as "Magnum" to form the platform name for all enterprise models starting with [[Toshiba MG06]] (original Magnum).
|-
|N
|NAS
|While previous generations use plain white labels as with the other business units, starting from MN10-D these drives are badged as [[Toshiba N300]] or [[Toshiba N300 Pro|N300 Pro]], depending on the model.
|-
|Q
|Mobile
|
|-
|T
|Desktop/surveillance (Hitachi HDA)
|This is currently the only business unit used with the D first letter prefix and Hitachi HDAs. Toshiba HDAs use D instead.
|}

===Third and fourth digits: Series===
The third and fourth digits define the series. There are three different series number schemes; one for mobile drives, one for Hitachi HDAs and one for 3.5" Toshiba HDAs.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of series codes in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Series # || Mobile family || Hitachi HDA family || Native Toshiba 3.5" HDA family
|-
|01
|[[Toshiba MQ01ABF]], [[Toshiba MQ01ACF|MQ01ACF]], [[Toshiba MQ01-H|MQ01-H]], [[Toshiba MQ01AAD|MQ01AAD]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABD|MQ01ABD]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABC|MQ01ABC]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABB|MQ01ABB]]
|[[Toshiba DT01ABA]], [[Toshiba DT01ACA]]
|N/A
|-
|02
|[[Toshiba MQ02ABF]], [[Toshiba MQ02-H]]
|[[Toshiba DT02]]
|N/A
|-
|03
|[[Toshiba MQ03]]
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG03]]/[[Toshiba MD03]]
|-
|04
|[[Toshiba MQ04]]
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG04]]/[[Toshiba MD04]]/[[Toshiba MN04]], [[Toshiba MD04-V]]
|-
|05
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG05]]/[[Toshiba MD05]]/[[Toshiba MN05]]
|-
|06
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG06]]/[[Toshiba MD06]]/[[Toshiba MN06]]
|-
|07
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG07]]/[[Toshiba MD07ACA]]/[[Toshiba MN07]]
|-
|08
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG08]]/[[Toshiba MN08]], [[Toshiba MG08-D]]/[[Toshiba MN08-D]]/[[Toshiba MD08-D]]
|-
|09
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG09]]/[[Toshiba MN09]], [[Toshiba MA09]]
|-
|10
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG10]], [[Toshiba MG10F]], [[Toshiba MG10-D]]
|-
|11
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG11]], [[Toshiba MA11]]
|}

===Fifth letter: Interface===
The second letter denotes the interface of the drive.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of fifth letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Interface
|-
|A
|SATA
|-
|S
|SAS
|-
|U
|USB 3.0
|}

===Sixth letter: Spindle speed===
The sixth letter in the model number defines the spindle speed of the drive.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of sixth letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Code || Spindle speed (RPM)
|-
|A
|4,200
|-
|B
|5,400 (follows Hitachi CoolSpin rules for DT01 drives, where 3 platters = 5,940 RPM, less than 3 = 5,700 RPM)
|-
|C
|7,200
|-
|D
|7,200 (used to disambiguate air-filled drives within a series code originally launched as helium)
|-
|F
|7,200 (denotes enhanced density enterprise models)
|}

===Seventh letter: Form factor===
The seventh letter defines the form factor and also whether the drive supports self-encryption. A <s>struckthrough</s> letter indicates a hypothetical letter based on previous trends.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of seventh letters and their meanings in Western Digital model numbers."
|-
! Code || SED code || Form factor
|-
|A
|P
|3.5"
|-
|B
|<s>Q</s>
|2.5" 15 mm
|-
|C
|<s>R</s>
|2.5" 12.5 mm
|-
|D
|<s>S</s>
|2.5" 9.5 mm
|-
|<s>E</s>
|<s>T</s>
|Unused{{efn|Likely intended for 9 mm.}}
|-
|F
|U
|2.5" 7 mm
|}

===Eighth, ninth and tenth digits: Capacity===
These digits indicate capacity. By default, the capacity is equal to these numbers multiplied by 10 and then measured in GB (so, for example, [[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100]] would mean 1,000 GB = 1 TB), but the last digit may be replaced by one of the following letters, which will change how the capacity is measured.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of tenth letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Code || Capacity equals || Meaning
|-
|D
|GB x 100
|Drive uses the 6-platter Tomcat-R HDA even though it requires 5 platters or less (and could have used the vanilla Tomcat HDA, therefore).
|-
|E
|GB x 100
|SAS-1200 interface support (non-E models under this series only support SAS-600). Only required on [[Toshiba MG04]] family drives; all other families support native SAS-1200 without the need for this letter.
|-
|T
|TB
|Drive is 10 TB or more.
|}

===Suffixes: Options===
Suffixes denote optional features or more nuanced meanings of this model. Any number (but in practice not more than two) of these options can be appended to a model number to add that option's feature, although some options are incompatible with some business units or other options (for example, E, N and A are mutually exclusive, due to indicating mutually exclusive Advanced Format statuses).
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of suffixes and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Meaning || Notes
|-
|A
|Advanced Format (4Kn)
|The final family to release drives with this option is [[Toshiba MG10]]. [[Toshiba MG10F|MG10F]] and later have discontinued dedicated 4Kn models in favour of FastFormat.
|-
|B
|FIPS-140 self encryption
|Only used on the [[Toshiba MQ01ABU-W]] series. Self-encrypting MG series enterprise drives do not have this option, presumably due to their encryption algorithm not being FIPS-140 compliant.
|-
|C
|Industrial/vehicle
|Observed only on [[Toshiba MQ01AAD]] drives.
|-
|E
|Advanced Format (512e)
|Only required on enterprise drives. Other business units starting from MG08-D use this code only for 4 TB models, and even then, only for 4 TB models due to the absence of 512n equivalent models for 6 and 8 TB models.
|-
|F
|Free-fall sensor
|Drives with this option also report 0xFE Free Fall Protection.
|-
|rowspan="2"|H
|Solid state hybrid drive
|Prior to 2021.
|-
|Doubled cache memory
|Since 2021. Observed only on [[Toshiba DT02-V]] drives.
|-
|K
|Unknown
|Observed only on the elusive [[Toshiba MA04]] family. Exact meaning is unknown.
|-
|rowspan="3"|M
|New revision/SATA 3.0
|Exact meaning of this code is unknown, but it may or may not add SATA 3.0 support on [[Toshiba MQ01ABD]] family drives.
|-
|Marshal-branded drive
|On [[TOSHIBA MA04ABA800AM]] only, denotes a drive that has a unique Marshal top label with a unique serial number, KCC code and model number (MAL38000SA-T54). The drive's firmware remains unchanged, however, meaning it still identifies with the TOSHIBA MA04ABA800AM name to host.
|-
|Host managed SMR
|When used with the [[Toshiba MA09]] family.
|-
|N
|512n (no Advanced Format)
|
|-
|R
|Refurbished
|Drives with this code will have a "Refurbished" wordmark on their label.
|-
|rowspan="2"|S
|STB DRM authentication support
|Observed only on [[Toshiba MQ01ABD]] drives. Models with this option have a different firmware prefix (AZ, versus the usual AX).
|-
|"Standard" models
|Denotes "standard" models of MD and MN models starting with MD10/MN10, and thus are placed in the [[Toshiba X300]]/[[Toshiba N300]] families. Models without this option are instead graded as [[Toshiba X300 Pro]]/[[Toshiba N300 Pro]].
|-
|V
|Video (surveillance/DVRs)
|Designates drives binned for this purpose.
|-
|W
|Toshiba Wipe Technology support
|Toshiba Wipe Technology erases data when the drive is accessed by an unregistered system.<ref name="Toshiba"/>
|-
|Y
|Sanitize Instant Erase support
|
|}

==Allegro model numbers==
This model number scheme was introduced in 2013 starting with the [[Toshiba AL13]] for 10,800 RPM or greater drives only.

===Prefix===
All models using this scheme start with AL. This is in reference to their platform name, as all drives that use this model number scheme are codenamed Allegro.

===Third/fourth digit: Generation===
The third and fourth digits identify the generation number.

===Fifth digit: Interface===
The fifth digit would identify the interface. However, all models using this model number scheme use SAS, so the only possible letter here is S.

===Sixth digit: Spindle speed===
The sixth digit identifies the spindle speed. When combined with all preceding codes, it will also identify the Allegro platform the drive belongs to. For example, a drive beginning with "AL14SX" will belong to the Allegro 14SX platform.

{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of sixth letters and their meanings in Toshiba Allegro model numbers."
|-
! Code || Spindle speed (RPM)
|-
|E
|10,800
|-
|X
|15,000
|}

==Consumer HDD model numbers==
This model number scheme was created in 2015 as an alternative to the internal/specialty/enterprise model number scheme, for retail sector targeted drives. An example of a model following this format is [[TOSHIBA HDWR480]].

===Prefix===
All retail models begin with HDW.

===Fourth letter: Family===
The fourth letter consists of a letter specific to a retail family.

===Fifth letter: Generation===
When combined with the family digit, this digit reveals what OEM family the drive belongs to.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of fourth and fifth letters and their meanings in Toshiba retail model numbers."
|-
! Family digit || Retail family || Gen digit || Equivalent internal/specialty family
|-
|A
|[[Toshiba E300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba DT01ABA]]
|-
|rowspan="2"|D
|rowspan="2"|[[Toshiba P300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba DT01ACA]]
|-
|2
|[[Toshiba DT02]]
|-
|E
|rowspan="2"|[[Toshiba X300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MD04]]
|-
|F
|1
|[[Toshiba MD05]]
|-
|rowspan="7"|G
|rowspan="7"|[[Toshiba N300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MN06]]
|-
|2
|[[Toshiba MN07]]
|-
|3
|[[Toshiba MN08]]
|-
|4
|[[Toshiba MN08-D]]
|-
|5
|[[Toshiba MN09]]
|-
|6
|[[Toshiba MN10]] (20 TB), [[Toshiba MG10-F]] (22 TB)
|-
|7
|[[Toshiba MG10-D]]
|-
|J
|rowspan="3"|[[Toshiba L200]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MQ01ABD]]
|-
|K
|1
|[[Toshiba MQ01ABF]]
|-
|L
|1
|[[Toshiba MQ04]]
|-
|M
|[[Toshiba H200]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MQ02-H]]
|-
|N
|rowspan="2"|[[Toshiba N300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MN04]] (HDWN160) [[Toshiba MN05]] (HDWN180)
|-
|Q
|1
|[[Toshiba MN04]]
|-
|rowspan="7"|R
|rowspan="7"|[[Toshiba X300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MD06]]
|-
|2
|[[Toshiba MD07]]
|-
|3
|[[Toshiba MG08]] (desktop binned)
|-
|4
|[[Toshiba MD08-D]]
|-
|5
|[[Toshiba MG09]] (desktop binned)
|-
|6
|[[Toshiba MG10]] (20 TB), [[Toshiba MG10-F]] (22 TB)
|-
|7
|[[Toshiba MG10-D]]
|-
|rowspan="5"|T
|rowspan="5"|[[Toshiba S300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MD04-V]]
|-
|3
|[[Toshiba MD06-V]]
|-
|7
|[[Toshiba DT02-V]]
|-
|8
|[[Toshiba DT02-VH]]
|-
|A
|[[Toshiba MD10-V]]
|-
|U
|[[Toshiba V300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba DT01-V]]
|-
|V
|[[Toshiba S300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba DT01-V]]
|}

===Sixth and seventh letters: Capacity===
For capacities less than 10 TB, these two digits indicate capacity. The true capacity is equal to the value of these digits multiplied by 100.

For capacities 10 TB and above, it is instead equal to the value of the sixth digit multiplied by 10, plus the letter index (A = 0 up to J = 8, skipping I), in TB. For example, [[TOSHIBA HDWR11A]] represents a 10 TB drive (<math>(1 \times 10) + 0 = 10</math> TB), [[TOSHIBA HDWG21E]] represents a 14 TB drive (<math>(1 \times 10) + 4 = 14</math> TB) and [[TOSHIBA HDWR51J]] represents 18 TB (<math>(1 \times 10) + 8 = 18 </math> TB).

===Suffix: Packaging and country of sale===
Most retailers will advertise retail Toshiba drives with an additional suffix that details the drive's packaging and country of sale. This suffix does not appear in the name the drive identifies as (except Pro drives, which report a UZSVB suffix, for example [[TOSHIBA HDWR480UZSVB]]), but will appear on the box on the bottom for retail drives. Note that, no matter what packaging it is sent in, the drive label will always report UZSVA, meaning the drive label is not a reliable option to determine country of sale or packaging.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of packaging suffixes and their meanings in Toshiba retail model numbers."
|-
! Code || Meaning || Example
|-
|UZSVA
|Bulk (only the drive in an anti-static bag will be shipped, not a box to accompany the drive), country-agnostic
|HDWD260UZSVA
|-
|UZSVB
|Pro drives (reported by drive to host)
|HDWR460UZSVB
|-
|XZSTA
|Retail, United States
|HDWR480XZSTA
|-
|XZSTB
|Retail Pro drives, United States
|HDWR480XZSTB
|-
|UZSVAR
|Retail (white box), United States ([[Toshiba S300|S300]] only)
|HDWT31AUZSVAR
|-
|EZSTA
|Retail, Europe and Middle-East Asia
|HDWN160EZSTA
|-
|AZSTA
|Retail, Australia
|HDWG31EAZSTA
|}

==See also==
*[[List of Toshiba drive revision codes]]

==References==
{{reflist}}
{{notelist}}
[[Category:Toshiba]]

List of Western Digital customer codes

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This is a list of [[Western Digital]] customer codes. A Western Digital customer code is the first two digits of the identifier, for example, -'''75'''Z10T0, where the "75" indicates a drive intended for Dell. Many customer coded hard drives will add additional details to the label requested by customers of that drive; sometimes, extra SMART parameters are added as well (most of these are tracked by all units, but hidden in firmware; some customers un-hide the given attributes).

==List of customer codes==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Western Digital customer codes, by number, customer, changes and example image."
|-
! Code || Customer/Purpose || Warranty Status description || Changes (versus standard units) and notes || Example image
|-
|00
|Standard (mainstream)
|<code>STD</code>
|
|[[File:WD30EZRZ-00Z5HB0 top-down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|01
|Standard (enterprise)
|
|
|
|-
|07
|FSC (possibly [[wikipedia:Fujitsu Siemens Computers|Fujitsu Siemens Computers]])
|<code>FSC</code>
|Adds two P/Ns, labelled "P/N 1" and "P/N 2".
|
|-
|08
|[[wikipedia:Lenovo|Lenovo]]
|<code>LENOVO</code>
|Adds Lenovo-specific numbering, including FRU, PN, and extra details such as LBA, FW version and spindle speed. SMART attributes unhidden are unpredictable and depend entirely on the model of drive.
|
|-
|11
|[[Western Digital Internal Use|Internal Use]]
|N/A
|Changes label to a white colour, regardless of the original drive's (on newer drives with new logo). Adds "Not For Resale" (old logo)/"NOT FOR RESALE" (new logo) to label for many.
|[[File:WD_Blue_WD40NMZW-11GX6S1-9816.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|14
|[[wikipedia:Panasonic|Panasonic]]
|
|Un-hides the spindle speed (for IntelliPower era drives). On drive models released after 2012, locks the interface speed to 150 MB/s, regardless of the drive's normal SATA interface link speed (for example, a [[WDC WD10EURX-xxUY4Yx|WD10EURX-14UY4Y0]] will be reduced to 150 MB/s speed, despite normally performing at SATA 600 MB/s rates).
|[[File:WD5000AVCS-142DY1 top down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|16
|[[wikipedia:Fujitsu|Fujitsu]]
|
|
|
|-
|17
|[[wikipedia:MSI|MSI]]
|
|
|
|-
|19
|[[wikipedia:NEC|NEC]]
|<code>NEC JAPAN</code>
|Adds FW version.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.ebay.fr/itm/185210519902|title = Western Digital WD40EZAZ-19SF3B0 WX22D 4TB|access-date = 6 February 2022|website = Ebay|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20220206005502/https://www.ebay.fr/itm/185210519902|archive-date = 6 February 2022|url-status = live}}</ref>
|
|-
|21
|[[wikipedia:Acer|Acer]]
|<code>ACER</code>
|Unhides BF G-Sense Error Rate on 2.5" drives.
|[[File:WD10SPZX-21Z10T0 top down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|22
|Second tier OEM
|<code>SECOND TIER OEM</code>
|
|[[File:WD10SPZX-22Z10T1 with Asus S550CB caddy.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|23
|[[wikipedia:IBM|IBM]]
|
|Adds IBM-specific numbering, including FRU, IBM SN and PN.
|[[File:WD400BD-23LRA0 for IBM eServer 2006-10-23.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|24
|[[wikipedia:Lenovo|Lenovo]]
|
|Adds Lenovo-specific numbering, including FRU, PN, and extra details such as LBA and spindle speed. SMART attributes unhidden are unpredictable and depend entirely on the model of drive. This code is used interchangeably with 08.
|[[File:WDC WD5000LPCX-24C6HT0 top-down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|rowspan="2"|26
|[[Toshiba]] laptops
|
|Adds Toshiba-specific part number. Even though [[Toshiba]] have their own line of hard drives, sometimes other companies' drives, such as Western Digital's, were substituted, presumably due to supply issues.
|
|-
|[[wikipedia:Sony VAIO|Sony]]
|
|Adds Sony-specific part number, as well as extra details such as FW version. Unhides BF G-Sense Error Rate.
|[[File:WD5000BEVT-26A0RT0 top down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|35
|[[Samsung]]
|<code>SAMSUNG</code>
|
|
|-
|40
|[[wikipedia:Apple Inc.|Apple]]
|
|Adds an Apple logo to a part of the drive. On newer drives (for example, [[WDC WD10EZES-xxUFAAx]]), turns the label entirely black and white.
|-
|55
|A/V class
|
|Caviar and Caviar SE drives carried this customer code to designate drives sold to set top DVR manufacturers. Superseded by 63, along with the launch of [[Western Digital AV]].
|[[File:WDC WD2500JS-55NCB1 top down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|57
|[[wikipedia:Echostar|Echostar]]
|<code>ECHOSTAR-SH</code>
|
|
|-
|59
|[[Western Digital Internal Use|Internal Use]]
|N/A
|Changes label to a white colour, regardless of the original drive's. Adds "NOT FOR RESALE" to label. Generally used interchangeably with the 11 customer code, and can only appear on the new logo.
|
|-
|60
|[[wikipedia:HP Inc.|HP]]
|
|Adds HP-specific details such as CT, PN, as well as firmware version. Unhides B8 End-to-End Error, BB Reported Uncorrectable Errors, BD High Fly Writes and BE Airflow Temperature, but may or may not hide C2 Temperature. Prior to the 2010s, used interchangably with 65, though 60 was more common.
|[[File:WDC WD10EZEX-60M2NA0 top-down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|62
|[[wikipedia:Sagemcom|Sagemcom]]
|<code>SAGEM Orange</code>
|May add DRM. Numerous firmware changes.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://forum.hddguru.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=41488|author1 = Popica|last2 = Zabkar|first2 = Franc|title = WDC WD5000LUCT-62MPJY0|website = HDDGuru Forums|date = 13 July 2021|access-date = 26 January 2022}}</ref>
|
|-
|63
|Standard (CE/[[Western Digital AV-GP|AV-GP]])
|<code>STANDARD CE</code>
|
|[[File:WD10EURX-63UY4Y0_side_view_in_OptiPlex.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|64
|Standard ([[Western Digital Purple]] X suffix)
|
|On drives manufactured since 2017, adds "For System Integration Only", "Warranty Supported by System Integrator".
|[[File:WDC WD10PURX-64D85Y0 top lid.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|65
|HP
|
|Used interchangably with 60 until the 2010s. Unlike 60, no attributes are un-hidden, but HP-specific details such as CT, PN, as well as firmware version are still added.
|
|-
|68
|Standard (NAS/[[Western Digital Red|Red]])
|<code>NAS</code>
|
|[[File:WDC WD40EFPX-68C6CN0 top lid.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|74
|OEM (surveillance)
|<code>ROEM</code>
|
|
|-
|75
|[[wikipedia:Dell|Dell]]
|<code>DELL</code>
|Adds Dell-specific numbering, such as a Dell serial number and DP/N. Adds QR code. Adds interface (omitted on 2.5" drives), capacity, spindle speed and firmware version (on non-numeric firmware versioned drives, actually the customer configuration code, e.g. T0) in a box similar to drives produced by Toshiba and Seagate for Dell. Unhides F0 Head Flying Hours, F1 Total Host Writes and F2 Total Host Reads; additionally, on newer 2.5" drives, BF G-Sense Error Rate and Free Fall Protection are also unhidden.
|[[File:WDC WD1600BEVT-75ZCT2 top lid.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|80
|[[wikipedia:Asus|Asus]]
|
|
|-
|83
|[[wikipedia:Sky UK|Sky UK]]
|<code>SKY UK</code>
|
|
|-
|85
|Standard ([[Western Digital Purple|Purple]])
|<code>SURVEILLANCE NON-CHINA DISTRIBUTION</code>
|
|[[File:WDC WD20PURZ-85AKKY0 top-down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|89
|China-only ([[Western Digital Purple (China)|Purple (China)]])
|<code>SHIP SURV CHINA DISTY</code>
|Adds disclaimers "FOR SALE IN CHINA ONLY" and "WARRANTY VALID IN CHINA ONLY", to mark the fact that Purples that carry this customer code are intended for distribution in China only and cannot be sold nor warranted anywhere else (e.g. [[WDC WD20EJRX-xxAKWYx|WDC WD20EJRX-89AKWY0]]).
|
|-
|98
|[[wikipedia:Sony|Sony]] DVRs
|<code>SONY</code>
|Only used on Sony DVRs; Sony VAIO laptops use 26 instead.
|[[File:WDC WD1600AVVS-98L2B0 top-down view.jpg|thumb]]
|-
|SP
|Retail boxed drives
|<code>SINGLE PACK</code>
|Used to mark drives sold in retail boxes, as opposed to in bulk packaging. However, actual drives do not use this code, but instead the standard customer code for that drive model.
|
|}

==See also==
*[[List of Toshiba drive revision codes]]

[[Category:Western Digital]]

Template:Western Digital Blue Desktop family

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{{Navbox
| name = Western Digital Blue Desktop family
| title = [[Western Digital]] [[Western Digital Blue (3.5")|Blue (3.5")]]/Caviar Blue family
| state = {{{1|}}}
| listclass = hlist

| group1 = [[:Category:Western Digital Caviar Cypress|Cypress]] 1x 320 GB platter, SATA
| list1 =
*[[WDC WD1600AAJS-xxG0Ax|WD1600AAJS-xxG0Ax (160 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD2500AAJS-xxG0Ax|WD2500AAJS-xxG0Ax (250 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD3200AAJS-xxG0Ax|WD3200AAJS-xxG0Ax (320 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD3200AAKS-xxG3Ax|WD3200AAKS-xxG3Ax (320 GB, 16 MB cache)]]

| group2 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Pinclite|Pinclite]] 1x 320 GB platter, SATA
| list2 =
*[[WDC WD1600AAJS-xxZ0Ax|WD1600AAJS-xxZ0Ax (160 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD2500AAJS-xxM0Ax|WD2500AAJS-xxM0Ax (250 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD3200AAKS-xxL6Ax|WD3200AAKS-xxL6Ax (320 GB, 16 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD3200AAKS-xxL9Ax|WD3200AAKS-xxL9Ax (320 GB, 16 MB cache)]]

| group3 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Pinclite PATA|Pinclite PATA]] 1x 320 GB platter, PATA
| list3 =
*[[WDC WD1600AAJB-xxJ3Ax|WD1600AAJB-xxJ3Ax (160 GB)]]

| group4 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Atlantis|Atlantis]] 2x 320 GB platters, SATA
| list4 =
*[[WDC WD5000AAJS-xxA8Bx|WD5000AAJS-xxA8Bx (500 GB)]]
*[[WDC WD6400AAJS-xxA8Bx|WD6400AAJS-xxA8Bx (640 GB)]]

| group5 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Atlantis PATA|Atlantis PATA]] 2x 320 GB platters, PATA
| list5 =
*[[WDC WD5000AAKB-xxH8Ax|WD5000AAKB-xxH8Ax (500 GB)]]

| group6 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe|Tahoe]] 1x 500 GB platter
| list6 =

| group7 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe LT|Tahoe LT]] 1x 500 GB platter
| list7 =

| group8 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe PL|Tahoe PL]] 1x 500 GB platter
| list8 =

| group9 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe XL|Tahoe XL]] 1x 500 GB platter
| list9 =
*[[WDC WD5000AAKX-xxU6AAx|WD5000AAKX-xxU6AAx (500 GB)]]

| group10 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe XL|Tahoe XL]] 1x 500 GB platter
| list10 =

| group11 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe 2D|Tahoe 2D]] 2x 500 GB platters
| list11 =
*[[WDC WD10EALS-xxZ8Ax|WD10EALS-xxZ8Ax (1 TB)]]

| group12 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tressels|Tressels]] 1x 1 TB platter, 7,200 RPM
| list12 =
*[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxZF5Ax|WD10EZEX-xxZF5Ax (1 TB)]]

| group13 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tresselb|Tresselb]] 1x 1 TB platter, 7,200 RPM
| list13 =
*[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxM2NAx|WD10EZEX-xxM2NAx (1 TB)]]

| group14 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rainier|Rainier]] 2x 1 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list14 =
*[[WDC WD20EZEX-xxEYGAx|WD20EZEX-xxEYGAx (2 TB, 64 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD20EZWX-xxF5KAx|WD20EZWX-xxF5KAx (2 TB, 128 MB cache)]]

| group15 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TrailXLB|TrailXLB]] 1x 1 TB platter, 5,400 RPM
| list15 =
*[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxHTKBx|WD10EZRZ-xxHTKBx (1 TB)]]

| group16 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Diablo3s|Diablo3s]] 1-3x 1 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list16 =
*[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxZ5HBx|WD10EZRZ-xxZ5HBx (1 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD20EZRZ-xxZ5HBx|WD20EZRZ-xxZ5HBx (2 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx|WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx (3 TB)]]

| group17 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Giant|Giant]] 3-4x 1 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list17 =
*[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxWN9Bx|WD30EZRZ-xxWN9Bx (3 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxWN9Bx|WD40EZRZ-xxWN9Bx (4 TB)]]

| group18 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresXLB2|TresXLB2]] 1x 1 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list18 =
*[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxWN4Ax|WD10EZEX-xxWN4Ax (1 TB)]]

| group19 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresUL|TresUL]] 1x 1 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list19 =
*[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxBBHAx|WD10EZEX-xxBBHAx (1 TB)]]

| group20 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rembrndt|Rembrndt]] 5x 1.2 TB platters, 5,700 RPM
| list20 =
*[[WDC WD50EZRZ-xxRWYBx|WD50EZRZ-xxRWYBx (5 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD50EZRZ-xxGZ5Bx|WD50EZRZ-xxGZ5Bx (5 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZRZ-xxRWYBx|WD60EZRZ-xxRWYBx (6 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZRZ-xxGZ5Bx|WD60EZRZ-xxGZ5Bx (6 TB)]]

| group21 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Apollo|Apollo]] 3x 1.33 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list21 =
*[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxGXCBx|WD30EZRZ-xxGXCBx (3 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxGXCBx|WD40EZRZ-xxGXCBx (4 TB)]]

| group22 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon C5|Avalon C5]] 5x 1.6 TB platters, 5,640 RPM
| list22 =
*[[WDC WD80EAZZ-xxBKLBx|WD80EAZZ-xxBKLBx (8 TB)]]

| group23 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel|Carmel]]/[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R|Carmel R]] 1x 2 TB platter, 5,400 RPM
| list23 =
*[[WDC WD20EZRZ-xxGGJBx|WD20EZAZ-xxGGJBx (2 TB, SMR, Carmel)]]
*[[WDC WD20EZRZ-xxL9GBx|WD20EZAZ-xxL9GBx (2 TB, SMR, Carmel R)]]

| group24 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice|Venice]] 2-3x 2 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list24 =
*[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxZGHBx|WD40EZAZ-xxZGHBx (4 TB, SMR)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxZGHBx|WD60EZAZ-xxZGHBx (6 TB, SMR)]]

| group25 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice R|Venice R]] 2-3x 2 TB platters, 5400 RPM
| list25 =
*[[WDC WD30EZAZ-xxSF3Bx|WD30EZAZ-xxSF3Bx (3 TB, SMR)]]
*[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxSF3Bx|WD40EZAZ-xxSF3Bx (4 TB, SMR)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxSF3Bx|WD60EZAZ-xxSF3Bx (6 TB, SMR)]]

| group26 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R7|Carmel R7]] 1x 2 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list26 =
*[[WDC WD20EZBX-xxAYRAx|WD20EZBX-xxAYRAx (2 TB, SMR)]]

| group27 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice RP2LP|Venice RP2LP]] 2-3x 2 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list27 =
*[[WDC WD30EZAX-xxC8UBx|WD30EZAX-xxC8UBx (3 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD40EZAX-xxC8UBx|WD40EZAX-xxC8UBx (4 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZAX-xxC8VBx|WD60EZAX-xxC8VBx (6 TB)]]

| group28 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel RP2L|Carmel RP2L]] 1x 2 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list28 =
*[[WDC WD10EARZ-xxC5XBx|WD10EARZ-xxC5XBx (1 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD21EZRZ-xxC5NBx|WD20EARZ-xxC5XBx (2 TB)]]

| group29 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon RP|Avalon RP]] 4-5x 2 TB platters, 5,640 RPM
| list29 =
*[[WDC WD80EAAZ-xxBXBBx|WD80EAAZ-xxBXBBx (8 TB)]]

| group30 = [[HGST Vela-X1]] 5-6x 2 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list30 =
*[[WDC WD120EAGZ-xxCRJBx|WD120EAGZ-xxCRJBx (12 TB)]]

}}<noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude>

Template:Western Digital Blue Desktop family

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{{Navbox
| name = Western Digital Blue Desktop family
| title = [[Western Digital]] [[Western Digital Blue (3.5")|Blue (3.5")]]/Caviar Blue family
| state = {{{1|}}}
| listclass = hlist

| group1 = [[:Category:Western Digital Caviar Cypress|Cypress]] 1 platter, 320 GB platters, SATA
| list1 =
*[[WDC WD1600AAJS-xxG0Ax|WD1600AAJS-xxG0Ax (160 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD2500AAJS-xxG0Ax|WD2500AAJS-xxG0Ax (250 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD3200AAJS-xxG0Ax|WD3200AAJS-xxG0Ax (320 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD3200AAKS-xxG3Ax|WD3200AAKS-xxG3Ax (320 GB, 16 MB cache)]]

| group2 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Pinclite|Pinclite]] 1 platter, 320 GB platters, SATA
| list2 =
*[[WDC WD1600AAJS-xxZ0Ax|WD1600AAJS-xxZ0Ax (160 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD2500AAJS-xxM0Ax|WD2500AAJS-xxM0Ax (250 GB, 8 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD3200AAKS-xxL6Ax|WD3200AAKS-xxL6Ax (320 GB, 16 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD3200AAKS-xxL9Ax|WD3200AAKS-xxL9Ax (320 GB, 16 MB cache)]]

| group3 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Pinclite PATA|Pinclite PATA]] 1 platter, 320 GB platters, PATA
| list3 =
*[[WDC WD1600AAJB-xxJ3Ax|WD1600AAJB-xxJ3Ax (160 GB)]]

| group4 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Atlantis|Atlantis]] 2 platters, 320 GB platters, SATA
| list4 =
*[[WDC WD5000AAJS-xxA8Bx|WD5000AAJS-xxA8Bx (500 GB)]]
*[[WDC WD6400AAJS-xxA8Bx|WD6400AAJS-xxA8Bx (640 GB)]]

| group5 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Atlantis PATA|Atlantis PATA]] 2 platters, 320 GB platters, PATA
| list5 =
*[[WDC WD5000AAKB-xxH8Ax|WD5000AAKB-xxH8Ax (500 GB)]]

| group6 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe|Tahoe]] 1 platter, 500 GB platters
| list6 =

| group7 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe LT|Tahoe LT]] 1 platter, 500 GB platters
| list7 =

| group8 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe PL|Tahoe PL]] 1 platter, 500 GB platters
| list8 =

| group9 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe XL|Tahoe XL]] 1 platter, 500 GB platters
| list9 =
*[[WDC WD5000AAKX-xxU6AAx|WD5000AAKX-xxU6AAx (500 GB)]]

| group10 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe XL|Tahoe XL]] 1 platter, 500 GB platters
| list10 =

| group11 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe 2D|Tahoe 2D]] 2 platters, 500 GB platters
| list11 =
*[[WDC WD10EALS-xxZ8Ax|WD10EALS-xxZ8Ax (1 TB)]]

| group12 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tressels|Tressels]] 1 platter, 1 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list12 =
*[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxZF5Ax|WD10EZEX-xxZF5Ax (1 TB)]]

| group13 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tresselb|Tresselb]] 1 platter, 1 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list13 =
*[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxM2NAx|WD10EZEX-xxM2NAx (1 TB)]]

| group14 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rainier|Rainier]] 2 platters, 1 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list14 =
*[[WDC WD20EZEX-xxEYGAx|WD20EZEX-xxEYGAx (2 TB, 64 MB cache)]]
*[[WDC WD20EZWX-xxF5KAx|WD20EZWX-xxF5KAx (2 TB, 128 MB cache)]]

| group15 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TrailXLB|TrailXLB]] 1 platter, 1 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list15 =
*[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxHTKBx|WD10EZRZ-xxHTKBx (1 TB)]]

| group16 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Diablo3s|Diablo3s]] 1-3 platters, 1 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list16 =
*[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxZ5HBx|WD10EZRZ-xxZ5HBx (1 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD20EZRZ-xxZ5HBx|WD20EZRZ-xxZ5HBx (2 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx|WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx (3 TB)]]

| group17 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Giant|Giant]] 3-4 platters, 1 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list17 =
*[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxWN9Bx|WD30EZRZ-xxWN9Bx (3 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxWN9Bx|WD40EZRZ-xxWN9Bx (4 TB)]]

| group18 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresXLB2|TresXLB2]] 1 platter, 1 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list18 =
*[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxWN4Ax|WD10EZEX-xxWN4Ax (1 TB)]]

| group19 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresUL|TresUL]] 1 platter, 1 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list19 =
*[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxBBHAx|WD10EZEX-xxBBHAx (1 TB)]]

| group20 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rembrndt|Rembrndt]] 5 platters, 1.2 TB platters, 5,700 RPM
| list20 =
*[[WDC WD50EZRZ-xxRWYBx|WD50EZRZ-xxRWYBx (5 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD50EZRZ-xxGZ5Bx|WD50EZRZ-xxGZ5Bx (5 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZRZ-xxRWYBx|WD60EZRZ-xxRWYBx (6 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZRZ-xxGZ5Bx|WD60EZRZ-xxGZ5Bx (6 TB)]]

| group21 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Apollo|Apollo]] 3 platters, 1.33 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list21 =
*[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxGXCBx|WD30EZRZ-xxGXCBx (3 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxGXCBx|WD40EZRZ-xxGXCBx (4 TB)]]

| group22 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon C5|Avalon C5]] 5 platters, 1.6 TB platters, 5,640 RPM
| list22 =
*[[WDC WD80EAZZ-xxBKLBx|WD80EAZZ-xxBKLBx (8 TB)]]

| group23 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel|Carmel]]/[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R|Carmel R]] 1 platter, 2 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list23 =
*[[WDC WD20EZRZ-xxGGJBx|WD20EZAZ-xxGGJBx (2 TB, SMR, Carmel)]]
*[[WDC WD20EZRZ-xxL9GBx|WD20EZAZ-xxL9GBx (2 TB, SMR, Carmel R)]]

| group24 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice|Venice]] 2-3 platters, 2 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list24 =
*[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxZGHBx|WD40EZAZ-xxZGHBx (4 TB, SMR)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxZGHBx|WD60EZAZ-xxZGHBx (6 TB, SMR)]]

| group25 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice R|Venice R]] 2-3 platters, 2 TB platters, 5400 RPM
| list25 =
*[[WDC WD30EZAZ-xxSF3Bx|WD30EZAZ-xxSF3Bx (3 TB, SMR)]]
*[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxSF3Bx|WD40EZAZ-xxSF3Bx (4 TB, SMR)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxSF3Bx|WD60EZAZ-xxSF3Bx (6 TB, SMR)]]

| group26 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R7|Carmel R7]] 1 platter, 2 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list26 =
*[[WDC WD20EZBX-xxAYRAx|WD20EZBX-xxAYRAx (2 TB, SMR)]]

| group27 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice RP2LP|Venice RP2LP]] 2-3 platters, 2 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list27 =
*[[WDC WD30EZAX-xxC8UBx|WD30EZAX-xxC8UBx (3 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD40EZAX-xxC8UBx|WD40EZAX-xxC8UBx (4 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD60EZAX-xxC8VBx|WD60EZAX-xxC8VBx (6 TB)]]

| group28 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel RP2L|Carmel RP2L]] 1 platter, 2 TB platters, 5,400 RPM
| list28 =
*[[WDC WD10EARZ-xxC5XBx|WD10EARZ-xxC5XBx (1 TB)]]
*[[WDC WD21EZRZ-xxC5NBx|WD20EARZ-xxC5XBx (2 TB)]]

| group29 = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon RP|Avalon RP]] 4-5 platters, 2 TB platters, 5,640 RPM
| list29 =
*[[WDC WD80EAAZ-xxBXBBx|WD80EAAZ-xxBXBBx (8 TB)]]

| group30 = [[HGST Vela-X1]] 5-6 platters, 2 TB platters, 7,200 RPM
| list30 =
*[[WDC WD120EAGZ-xxCRJBx|WD120EAGZ-xxCRJBx (12 TB)]]

}}<noinclude>{{Documentation}}</noinclude>

HGST HTS545050B7E660

2025-07-23T11:49:55Z

TheDragonFire123: Fix link

{{infobox hard drive
|image1 = [TBD]
|caption1 = Top lid of a HGST HTS545050B7E660 hard drive.
|image2 = [TBD]
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes, before the drive unfortunately got destroyed..
|manufacturer = [[Western Digital]]
|family = [[HGST Travelstar Z5K500.B]]
|platform = [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell HubLT2|HubLT2]]
|form_factor = 2.5"
|z-height = 7
|speed = 5,400
|capacity = 500
|capacity_unit = gb
|cache = 16,384
|cache_unit = kb
|af = 512e
|max_transfer = unknown
|interface = SATA
|interface_version = SATA 3.0 (600 MB/s)
|ncq = Yes
|apm = Yes
|aam = No
|gpl = Yes
|scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
|statistics = No
|command_set = ATA8-ACS version 6
|platters = 1
|heads = 2
|capacity_per_platter = 500
|capacity_per_platter_unit = gb
|recording_method = cmr
|mttf = None
|max_load_cycles = 600,000
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|kcc = MSIP-REM-WDT-0025
|pcb =
|released = 2016
|discontinued = Unknown
}}
HGST HTS545050B7E660 was a hard drive designed and manufactured by [[Western Digital]]. It is a rebadge of the [[WD5000LPCX-xxVHATx]], based on the [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell HubLT2|HubLT2]] platform, and spins at 5,400rpm with a z-height of 7mm. It succeeded the [[HGST HTS545050A7E680]].
==SMART attributes==
{{Western Digital SMART attributes|enable_dell = yes|enable_hp = yes|enable_0xfe = yes}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==External links==
*[https://documents.westerndigital.com/content/dam/doc-library/en_us/assets/public/western-digital/product/hgst/travelstar-z5k-series/data-sheet-travelstar-z5k500-b.pdf Datasheet]

{{Travelstar families|hgst = open}}

[[Category:HGST hard drive models]]
[[Category:HGST Travelstar Z5K500]]
[[Category:Western Digital Marvell HubLT2]

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Western Digital Blue (3.5")

2025-07-23T08:53:52Z

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{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 = WD30EZRZ-00Z5HB0 top-down view.jpg
|caption1 = A [[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx|WD30EZRZ]], an example of a 5,400 RPM member of this family.
|image2 =
|caption2 =
|manufacturer = [[Western Digital]]
|purpose = desktop
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 7,200 (true Blue) 5,400 (Green rebrands){{efn|5,700 for Rembrndt models, 5,640 RPM for Avalon C5 models.}}
|af = 512e
|released = 2015 (Green rebrands) 2018 (SMR)
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Western Digital Blue Desktop#Historic models|here]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Western Digital Caviar SE|Caviar SE]] [[Western Digital Green|Green]]
}}
'''Western Digital Blue''', also formerly known as '''Western Digital Caviar Blue''', is a hard drive family created by [[Western Digital]]. It was the first drive family to use WD's colour branding scheme, one which would continue to be used to the present day. Historically home to 7,200 RPM drives for low-cost PCs, it was expanded in 2015 to include high capacity 5,400 RPM class drives as well.

==History==
The WD Blue Desktop family were initially released as WD Caviar Blue, which included most members of this family's predecessor, [[Western Digital Caviar SE|the Caviar SE]]. Initially playing host to most of Western Digital's most premium drives, as Caviar SE had, it was eventually relegated to single platter low-cost system integrator drives by 2012. Initially, this family inherited the Caviar name from its predecessors, to distinguish it from [[Western Digital Scorpio Blue]] for 2.5" drives, but this was eventually simplified to just Blue by 2013.

In 2015, all [[Western Digital Green|Green]] drives were transferred to this family, following negative reception due to that family's [[Western Digital Green head parking issues|head parking issues and negative controversy]].<ref>{{cite web|url = https://techreport.com/news/29251/western-digital-paints-its-green-hard-drives-blue-in-rebranding|title = Western Digital paints its Green hard drives Blue in rebranding|last1 = Johnson|first1 = Renee|publisher = The Tech Report}}</ref> As part of the transition, they received new labels and identifier codes, but remained in whatever Marvell family they were before.

In 2025, new 10 and 12 TB models were added. The 12 TB model positions Blue as the largest air-filled PC hard drive family, succeeding [[Toshiba X300]].

==Current products==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of 3.5" Western Digital Blue Desktop models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity (TB) || Spindle speed (RPM) || Cache (MiB) || SMR? || Family || Year released
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AZLX-xxK2TAx]]
|0.5
|7,200
|32
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresXLB2|TresXLB2]]
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AZRZ-xxHTKBx]]
|0.5
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TrailXLB|TrailXLB]]
|2015
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxWN4Ax]]
|1
|7,200
|64
|No
|TresXLB2
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxBBHAx]]
|1
|7,200
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresUL|TresUL]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD10EARZ-xxC5XBx]]
|2
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel RP2L|Carmel RP2L]]
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZAZ-xxL9GBx]]
|2
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R|Carmel R]]
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZBX-xxAYRAx]]
|2
|7,200
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R7|Carmel R7]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD20EARZ-xxC5XBx]]
|2
|5,400
|64
|No
|Carmel RP2L
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZAX-xxC8UBx]]
|3
|5,400
|256
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice RP2LP|Venice RP2LP]]
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZAX-xxC8UBx]]
|4
|5,400
|256
|No
|Venice RP2LP
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZAX-xxC8VBx]]
|6
|5,400
|256
|No
|Venice RP2LP
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD80EAZZ-xxBKLBx]]
|8
|5,640
|128
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon C5|Avalon C5]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD80EAAZ-xxBXBBx]]
|8
|5,640
|256
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon RP|Avalon RP]]
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD120EAGZ-xxCRJBx]]
|12
|7,200
|512
|No
|[[HGST Vela-X1]]
|2025
|}

==Former models==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of 3.5" Western Digital Blue Desktop models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity || Density || Spindle speed (RPM) || Cache (MiB) || SMR? || Family || Year released || Year discontinued
|-
|[[WDC WD3200AAKS-xxL9Ax]]
|320 GB
|320 GB
|7,200
|16
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Pinclite|Pinclite]]
|2009
|2011
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AAKX-xxU6AAx]]
|500 GB
|500 GB
|7,200
|16
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe XL|Tahoe XL]]
|2012?
|2016
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZLX-xxK4KAx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|7,200
|32
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tressels|Tressels]]
|2011
|2012
|-
|[[APPLE HDD WD10EZES-40UFAA0]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|7,200
|64
|No
|Tressels
|2012
|2014
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxZ5HBx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Diablo3s|Diablo3s]]
|2015
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxHTKBx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|TrailXLB
|2015
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZEX-xxEYGAx]]
|2 TB
|1 TB
|7,200
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rainier|Rainier]]
|2016
|2016
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZAZ-xxGGJBx]]
|2 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel|Carmel]]
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZRZ-xxZ5HBx]]
|2 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Diablo3s
|2015
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|3 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Giant|Giant]]
|2015
|2017
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZAZ-xxZGHBx]]
|3 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice|Venice]]
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZAZ-xxSF3Bx]]
|3 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice R|Venice R]]
|2020
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx]]
|3 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Diablo3s
|2015
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxGXCBx]]
|3 TB
|1.33 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Apollo|Apollo]]
|2017
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|4 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Giant
|2015
|2017
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxZGHBx]]
|4 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxSF3Bx]]
|4 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice R
|2020
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxGXCBx]]
|4 TB
|1.33 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Apollo
|2017
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD50EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|5 TB
|1.2 TB
|5,700
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rembrndt|Rembrndt]]
|2015
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|6 TB
|1.2 TB
|5,700
|64
|No
|Rembrndt
|2015
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxZGHBx]]
|6 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxSF3Bx]]
|6 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice R
|2020
|2023
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
WDC WD3200AAKS-00L9A0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD3200AAKS-00L9A0 drive.
WDC WD10EZEX-60M2NA0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD10EZEX-60M2NA0 drive.
WDC WD80EAZZ-00BKLB0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD80EAZZ-00BKLB0 drive.
</gallery>

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Western Digital Blue Desktop family}}
[[Category:Western Digital Blue]]
[[Category:Western Digital hard drive families]]

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Western Digital Blue (3.5")

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{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 = WD30EZRZ-00Z5HB0 top-down view.jpg
|caption1 = A [[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx|WD30EZRZ]], an example of a 5,400 RPM member of this family.
|image2 =
|caption2 =
|manufacturer = [[Western Digital]]
|purpose = desktop
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 7,200 (true Blue) 5,400 (Green rebrands){{efn|5,700 for Rembrndt models, 5,640 RPM for Avalon C5 models.}}
|af = 512e
|released = 2015 (Green rebrands) 2018 (SMR)
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Western Digital Blue Desktop#Historic models|here]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Western Digital Caviar SE|Caviar SE]] [[Western Digital Green|Green]]
}}
'''Western Digital Blue''', also formerly known as '''Western Digital Caviar Blue''', is a hard drive family created by [[Western Digital]]. It was the first drive family to use WD's colour branding scheme, one which would continue to be used to the present day. Historically home to 7,200 RPM drives for low-cost PCs, it was expanded in 2015 to include high capacity 5,400 RPM class drives as well.

==History==
The WD Blue Desktop family were initially released as WD Caviar Blue, which included most members of this family's predecessor, [[Western Digital Caviar SE|the Caviar SE]]. Initially playing host to most of Western Digital's most premium drives, as Caviar SE had, it was eventually relegated to single platter low-cost system integrator drives by 2012. Initially, this family inherited the Caviar name from its predecessors, to distinguish it from [[Western Digital Scorpio Blue]] for 2.5" drives, but this was eventually simplified to just Blue by 2013.

In 2015, all [[Western Digital Green|Green]] drives were transferred to this family, following negative reception due to that family's [[Western Digital Green head parking issues|head parking issues and negative controversy]].<ref>{{cite web|url = https://techreport.com/news/29251/western-digital-paints-its-green-hard-drives-blue-in-rebranding|title = Western Digital paints its Green hard drives Blue in rebranding|last1 = Johnson|first1 = Renee|publisher = The Tech Report}}</ref> As part of the transition, they received new labels and identifier codes, but remained in whatever Marvell family they were before.

In 2025, new 10 and 12 TB models were added. The 12 TB model positions Blue as the largest air-filled PC hard drive family, succeeding [[Toshiba X300]].

==Current products==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of 3.5" Western Digital Blue Desktop models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity (TB) || Spindle speed (RPM) || Cache (MiB) || SMR? || Family || Year released
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AZLX-xxK2TAx]]
|0.5
|7,200
|32
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresXLB2|TresXLB2]]
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AZRZ-xxHTKBx]]
|0.5
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TrailXLB|TrailXLB]]
|2015
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxWN4Ax]]
|1
|7,200
|64
|No
|TresXLB2
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZEX-xxBBHAx]]
|1
|7,200
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell TresUL|TresUL]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD10EARZ-xxC5XBx]]
|2
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel RP2L|Carmel RP2L]]
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZAZ-xxL9GBx]]
|2
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R|Carmel R]]
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZBX-xxAYRAx]]
|2
|7,200
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel R7|Carmel R7]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD20EARZ-xxC5XBx]]
|2
|5,400
|64
|No
|Carmel RP2L
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZAX-xxC8UBx]]
|3
|5,400
|256
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice RP2LP|Venice RP2LP]]
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZAX-xxC8UBx]]
|4
|5,400
|256
|No
|Venice RP2LP
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZAX-xxC8VBx]]
|6
|5,400
|256
|No
|Venice RP2LP
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD80EAZZ-xxBKLBx]]
|8
|5,640
|128
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon C5|Avalon C5]]
|2021
|-
|[[WDC WD80EAAZ-xxBXBBx]]
|8
|5,640
|256
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Avalon RP|Avalon RP]]
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD120EAGZ-xxCRJBx]]
|12
|7,200
|512
|No
|[[HGST Vela-X1]]
|2023
|}

==Former models==
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of 3.5" Western Digital Blue Desktop models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity || Density || Spindle speed (RPM) || Cache (MiB) || SMR? || Family || Year released || Year discontinued
|-
|[[WDC WD3200AAKS-xxL9Ax]]
|320 GB
|320 GB
|7,200
|16
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Pinclite|Pinclite]]
|2009
|2011
|-
|[[WDC WD5000AAKX-xxU6AAx]]
|500 GB
|500 GB
|7,200
|16
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tahoe XL|Tahoe XL]]
|2012?
|2016
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZLX-xxK4KAx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|7,200
|32
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Tressels|Tressels]]
|2011
|2012
|-
|[[APPLE HDD WD10EZES-40UFAA0]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|7,200
|64
|No
|Tressels
|2012
|2014
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxZ5HBx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Diablo3s|Diablo3s]]
|2015
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD10EZRZ-xxHTKBx]]
|1 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|TrailXLB
|2015
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZEX-xxEYGAx]]
|2 TB
|1 TB
|7,200
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rainier|Rainier]]
|2016
|2016
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZAZ-xxGGJBx]]
|2 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Carmel|Carmel]]
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD20EZRZ-xxZ5HBx]]
|2 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Diablo3s
|2015
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|3 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Giant|Giant]]
|2015
|2017
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZAZ-xxZGHBx]]
|3 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice|Venice]]
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZAZ-xxSF3Bx]]
|3 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Venice R|Venice R]]
|2020
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxZ5HBx]]
|3 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Diablo3s
|2015
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD30EZRZ-xxGXCBx]]
|3 TB
|1.33 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Apollo|Apollo]]
|2017
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|4 TB
|1 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Giant
|2015
|2017
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxZGHBx]]
|4 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZAZ-xxSF3Bx]]
|4 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice R
|2020
|2023
|-
|[[WDC WD40EZRZ-xxGXCBx]]
|4 TB
|1.33 TB
|5,400
|64
|No
|Apollo
|2017
|2022
|-
|[[WDC WD50EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|5 TB
|1.2 TB
|5,700
|64
|No
|[[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Rembrndt|Rembrndt]]
|2015
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZRZ-xxWN9Bx]]
|6 TB
|1.2 TB
|5,700
|64
|No
|Rembrndt
|2015
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxZGHBx]]
|6 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice
|2019
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD60EZAZ-xxSF3Bx]]
|6 TB
|2 TB
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Venice R
|2020
|2023
|}

==Gallery==
<gallery>
WDC WD3200AAKS-00L9A0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD3200AAKS-00L9A0 drive.
WDC WD10EZEX-60M2NA0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD10EZEX-60M2NA0 drive.
WDC WD80EAZZ-00BKLB0 top-down view.jpg|Top lid of a WD80EAZZ-00BKLB0 drive.
</gallery>

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Western Digital Blue Desktop family}}
[[Category:Western Digital Blue]]
[[Category:Western Digital hard drive families]]

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== Summary ==
Top lid of my begrudgingly first helium drive, TOSHIBA HDWR31E.
[[Category:Photographs of Toshiba hard drives]]
== Licensing ==
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This is a list of model number schemes used by Toshiba.

==Pre-2011 model numbers==
===Prefix: MK===
All model numbers prior to 2011 begin with MK.

===Third and fourth digits: Capacity===
The third and fourth digits are equal to the first two digits of the capacity. For example, the [[TOSHIBA MK8025GAS]] is an 80 GB model, whereas the [[TOSHIBA MK1059GSMP]] is 1 TB (1,000 GB).

===Fifth and sixth digits: Series===
These digits denote the series. There exist different series codes for laptop PC drives and enterprise drives.

===Seventh letter: Capacity===
The seventh letter denotes the unit of measure of capacity, although some drives do not actually use it correctly.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of seventh letters and their meanings in Toshiba pre-2011 model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Capacity unit
|-
|G
|GB
|-
|T
|TB
|}

===Eighth letter: Interface===
The second letter denotes the interface of the drive.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of eighth letters and their meanings in Toshiba pre-2011 model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Interface
|-
|A
|PATA
|-
|C
|CE-ATA
|-
|R
|SAS
|-
|S
|SATA
|-
|U
|USB
|}

===Ninth letter: Form factor and spindle speed===
The ninth letter denotes both form factor and spindle speed.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of ninth letters and their meanings in Toshiba pre-2011 model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Form factor || Spindle speed (RPM) || Notes
|-
|K
|3.5"
|7,200
|
|-
|P
|rowspan="7"|2.5"
|rowspan="3"|4,200
|Used on models with no fluid dynamic bearing motors.
|-
|S
|Used on models with fluid dynamic bearing motors.
|-
|C
|Used on automotive-targeted models.
|-
|X
|rowspan="2"|5,400
|9.5 mm z-height models.
|-
|M
|12 mm z-height models.
|-
|Y
|7,200
|
|-
|R
|15,000
|
|-
|A
|rowspan="5"|1.8"
|rowspan="2"|3,600
|5 mm z-height models.
|-
|B
|8 mm z-height models.
|-
|G
|5,400
|8 mm z-height models.
|-
|H
|rowspan="2"|4,200
|8 mm z-height models.
|-
|L
|5 mm z-height models.
|}

===Suffixes: Options===
Suffixes denote optional features or more nuanced meanings of this model. One (but no more) of these options can be appended to a model number to add that option's feature.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of suffixes and their meanings in Toshiba pre-2011 model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Meaning || Notes
|-
|B
|Enterprise
|Denotes a model intended for enterprise use. Most drives carrying this option were developed by Fujitsu.
|-
|D
|Self-encrypting drive
|
|-
|F
|Free-fall sensor
|
|-
|G
|Toshiba Wipe Technology support
|Toshiba Wipe Technology erases data when the drive is accessed by an unregistered system.<ref name="Toshiba">{{cite web|title = MQ01ABU-W Series|author = Toshiba|url = https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/storage/product/internal-specialty/pc/articles/mq01abuw-series.html}}</ref>
|-
|N
|New revision/LAMD MCU
|Exact meaning of this code is unknown, but it may or may not change the MCU from a Marvell-made one to a LAMD-made one, depending on model.
|-
|V
|LAMD MCU
|Denotes models with a LAMD MCU (always does, unlike N suffix). May also denote models for CE/DVR applications.
|-
|R
|Enterprise SED.
|Similar to the D suffix but for enterprise drives.
|-
|}

==2011 - present internal/specialty/enterprise model numbers==
This model number scheme is intended for models that are marketed towards internal OEM use, or enterprise drives. An example of a model number following this format is [[TOSHIBA DT01ACA100]].
===First letter: Primary developer/HDA type===
The first letter defines the developer of the HDA that is used by the drive. Although all drives made by Toshiba are manufactured by a Toshiba-owned factory, some drives do use a HDA that was made by Hitachi, either their one- or two-/three- platter HDA at the time of their 2012 takeover. Drives using Hitachi HDAs may use either Hitachi or Toshiba firmware, depending on the family.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of first letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Code || Developer
|-
|M
|Toshiba
|-
|D
|[[Hitachi]]
|}

===Second letter: Business unit===
The second letter denotes the business unit of Toshiba that the drive is designed for.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of second letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Code || Business unit || Notes
|-
|A
|Enterprise SMR
|
|-
|C
|Low-duty storage servers/Enterprise cloud
|
|-
|D
|Desktop/surveillance (native Toshiba HDA)
|Used by both desktop drives and by surveillance binned drives. Only used with Toshiba HDAs; Hitachi HDA drives use T instead. While previous generations use plain white labels as with the other business units, starting from MD10-D these drives are badged as [[Toshiba X300]], [[Toshiba N300 Pro|X300 Pro]] or [[Toshiba S300 Pro|S300 Pro]], depending on the model.
|-
|G
|Enterprise
|This prefix would eventually be backronymed as "Magnum" to form the platform name for all enterprise models starting with [[Toshiba MG06]] (original Magnum).
|-
|N
|NAS
|While previous generations use plain white labels as with the other business units, starting from MN10-D these drives are badged as [[Toshiba N300]] or [[Toshiba N300 Pro|N300 Pro]], depending on the model.
|-
|Q
|Mobile
|
|-
|T
|Desktop/surveillance (Hitachi HDA)
|This is currently the only business unit used with the D first letter prefix and Hitachi HDAs. Toshiba HDAs use D instead.
|}

===Third and fourth digits: Series===
The third and fourth digits define the series. There are three different series number schemes; one for mobile drives, one for Hitachi HDAs and one for 3.5" Toshiba HDAs.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of series codes in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Series # || Mobile family || Hitachi HDA family || Native Toshiba 3.5" HDA family
|-
|01
|[[Toshiba MQ01ABF]], [[Toshiba MQ01ACF|MQ01ACF]], [[Toshiba MQ01-H|MQ01-H]], [[Toshiba MQ01AAD|MQ01AAD]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABD|MQ01ABD]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABC|MQ01ABC]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABB|MQ01ABB]]
|[[Toshiba DT01ABA]], [[Toshiba DT01ACA]]
|N/A
|-
|02
|[[Toshiba MQ02ABF]], [[Toshiba MQ02-H]]
|[[Toshiba DT02]]
|N/A
|-
|03
|[[Toshiba MQ03]]
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG03]]/[[Toshiba MD03]]
|-
|04
|[[Toshiba MQ04]]
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG04]]/[[Toshiba MD04]]/[[Toshiba MN04]], [[Toshiba MD04-V]]
|-
|05
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG05]]/[[Toshiba MD05]]/[[Toshiba MN05]]
|-
|06
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG06]]/[[Toshiba MD06]]/[[Toshiba MN06]]
|-
|07
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG07]]/[[Toshiba MD07ACA]]/[[Toshiba MN07]]
|-
|08
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG08]]/[[Toshiba MN08]], [[Toshiba MG08-D]]/[[Toshiba MN08-D]]/[[Toshiba MD08-D]]
|-
|09
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG09]]/[[Toshiba MN09]], [[Toshiba MA09]]
|-
|10
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG10]], [[Toshiba MG10F]], [[Toshiba MG10-D]]
|-
|11
|N/A
|N/A
|[[Toshiba MG11]], [[Toshiba MA11]]
|}

===Fifth letter: Interface===
The second letter denotes the interface of the drive.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of fifth letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Interface
|-
|A
|SATA
|-
|S
|SAS
|-
|U
|USB 3.0
|}

===Sixth letter: Spindle speed===
The sixth letter in the model number defines the spindle speed of the drive.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of sixth letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Code || Spindle speed (RPM)
|-
|A
|4,200
|-
|B
|5,400 (follows Hitachi CoolSpin rules for DT01 drives, where 3 platters = 5,940 RPM, less than 3 = 5,700 RPM)
|-
|C
|7,200
|-
|D
|7,200 (used to disambiguate air-filled drives within a series code originally launched as helium)
|-
|F
|7,200 (denotes enhanced density enterprise models)
|}

===Seventh letter: Form factor===
The seventh letter defines the form factor and also whether the drive supports self-encryption. A <s>struckthrough</s> letter indicates a hypothetical letter based on previous trends.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of seventh letters and their meanings in Western Digital model numbers."
|-
! Code || SED code || Form factor
|-
|A
|P
|3.5"
|-
|B
|<s>Q</s>
|2.5" 15 mm
|-
|C
|<s>R</s>
|2.5" 12.5 mm
|-
|D
|<s>S</s>
|2.5" 9.5 mm
|-
|<s>E</s>
|<s>T</s>
|Unused{{efn|Likely intended for 9 mm.}}
|-
|F
|U
|2.5" 7 mm
|}

===Eighth, ninth and tenth digits: Capacity===
These digits indicate capacity. By default, the capacity is equal to these numbers multiplied by 10 and then measured in GB (so, for example, [[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100]] would mean 1,000 GB = 1 TB), but the last digit may be replaced by one of the following letters, which will change how the capacity is measured.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of tenth letters and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers."
|-
! Code || Capacity equals || Meaning
|-
|D
|GB x 100
|Drive uses the 6-platter Tomcat-R HDA even though it requires 5 platters or less (and could have used the vanilla Tomcat HDA, therefore).
|-
|E
|GB x 100
|SAS-1200 interface support (non-E models under this series only support SAS-600). Only required on [[Toshiba MG04]] family drives; all other families support native SAS-1200 without the need for this letter.
|-
|T
|TB
|Drive is 10 TB or more.
|}

===Suffixes: Options===
Suffixes denote optional features or more nuanced meanings of this model. Any number (but in practice not more than two) of these options can be appended to a model number to add that option's feature, although some options are incompatible with some business units or other options (for example, E, N and A are mutually exclusive, due to indicating mutually exclusive Advanced Format statuses).
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of suffixes and their meanings in Toshiba 2011 - present OEM model numbers.""
|-
! Code || Meaning || Notes
|-
|A
|Advanced Format (4Kn)
|The final family to release drives with this option is [[Toshiba MG10]]. [[Toshiba MG10F|MG10F]] and later have discontinued dedicated 4Kn models in favour of FastFormat.
|-
|B
|FIPS-140 self encryption
|Only used on the [[Toshiba MQ01ABU-W]] series. Self-encrypting MG series enterprise drives do not have this option, presumably due to their encryption algorithm not being FIPS-140 compliant.
|-
|C
|Industrial/vehicle
|Observed only on [[Toshiba MQ01AAD]] drives.
|-
|E
|Advanced Format (512e)
|Only required on enterprise drives. Other business units starting from MG08-D use this code only for 4 TB models, and even then, only for 4 TB models due to the absence of 512n equivalent models for 6 and 8 TB models.
|-
|F
|Free-fall sensor
|Drives with this option also report 0xFE Free Fall Protection.
|-
|rowspan="2"|H
|Solid state hybrid drive
|Prior to 2021.
|-
|Doubled cache memory
|Since 2021. Observed only on [[Toshiba DT02-V]] drives.
|-
|K
|Unknown
|Observed only on the elusive [[Toshiba MA04]] family. Exact meaning is unknown.
|-
|rowspan="3"|M
|New revision/SATA 3.0
|Exact meaning of this code is unknown, but it may or may not add SATA 3.0 support on [[Toshiba MQ01ABD]] family drives.
|-
|Marshal-branded drive
|On [[TOSHIBA MA04ABA800AM]] only, denotes a drive that has a unique Marshal top label with a unique serial number, KCC code and model number (MAL38000SA-T54). The drive's firmware remains unchanged, however, meaning it still identifies with the TOSHIBA MA04ABA800AM name to host.
|-
|Host managed SMR
|When used with the [[Toshiba MA09]] family.
|-
|N
|512n (no Advanced Format)
|
|-
|R
|Refurbished
|Drives with this code will have a "Refurbished" wordmark on their label.
|-
|rowspan="2"|S
|STB DRM authentication support
|Observed only on [[Toshiba MQ01ABD]] drives. Models with this option have a different firmware prefix (AZ, versus the usual AX).
|-
|"Standard" models
|Denotes "regular models of MD and MN models starting with MD10/MN10, and thus are placed in the [[Toshiba X300]]/[[Toshiba N300]] families. Models without this option are instead graded as [[Toshiba X300 Pro]]/[[Toshiba N300 Pro]].
|-
|V
|Video (surveillance/DVRs)
|Designates drives binned for this purpose.
|-
|W
|Toshiba Wipe Technology support
|Toshiba Wipe Technology erases data when the drive is accessed by an unregistered system.<ref name="Toshiba"/>
|-
|Y
|Sanitize Instant Erase support
|
|}

==Allegro model numbers==
This model number scheme was introduced in 2013 starting with the [[Toshiba AL13]] for 10,800 RPM or greater drives only.

===Prefix===
All models using this scheme start with AL. This is in reference to their platform name, as all drives that use this model number scheme are codenamed Allegro.

===Third/fourth digit: Generation===
The third and fourth digits identify the generation number.

===Fifth digit: Interface===
The fifth digit would identify the interface. However, all models using this model number scheme use SAS, so the only possible letter here is S.

===Sixth digit: Spindle speed===
The sixth digit identifies the spindle speed. When combined with all preceding codes, it will also identify the Allegro platform the drive belongs to. For example, a drive beginning with "AL14SX" will belong to the Allegro 14SX platform.

{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of sixth letters and their meanings in Toshiba Allegro model numbers."
|-
! Code || Spindle speed (RPM)
|-
|E
|10,800
|-
|X
|15,000
|}

==Consumer HDD model numbers==
This model number scheme was created in 2015 as an alternative to the internal/specialty/enterprise model number scheme, for retail sector targeted drives. An example of a model following this format is [[TOSHIBA HDWR480]].

===Prefix===
All retail models begin with HDW.

===Fourth letter: Family===
The fourth letter consists of a letter specific to a retail family.

===Fifth letter: Generation===
When combined with the family digit, this digit reveals what OEM family the drive belongs to.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of fourth and fifth letters and their meanings in Toshiba retail model numbers."
|-
! Family digit || Retail family || Gen digit || Equivalent internal/specialty family
|-
|A
|[[Toshiba E300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba DT01ABA]]
|-
|rowspan="2"|D
|rowspan="2"|[[Toshiba P300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba DT01ACA]]
|-
|2
|[[Toshiba DT02]]
|-
|E
|rowspan="2"|[[Toshiba X300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MD04]]
|-
|F
|1
|[[Toshiba MD05]]
|-
|rowspan="7"|G
|rowspan="7"|[[Toshiba N300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MN06]]
|-
|2
|[[Toshiba MN07]]
|-
|3
|[[Toshiba MN08]]
|-
|4
|[[Toshiba MN08-D]]
|-
|5
|[[Toshiba MN09]]
|-
|6
|[[Toshiba MN10]] (20 TB), [[Toshiba MG10-F]] (22 TB)
|-
|7
|[[Toshiba MG10-D]]
|-
|J
|rowspan="3"|[[Toshiba L200]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MQ01ABD]]
|-
|K
|1
|[[Toshiba MQ01ABF]]
|-
|L
|1
|[[Toshiba MQ04]]
|-
|M
|[[Toshiba H200]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MQ02-H]]
|-
|N
|rowspan="2"|[[Toshiba N300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MN04]] (HDWN160) [[Toshiba MN05]] (HDWN180)
|-
|Q
|1
|[[Toshiba MN04]]
|-
|rowspan="7"|R
|rowspan="7"|[[Toshiba X300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MD06]]
|-
|2
|[[Toshiba MD07]]
|-
|3
|[[Toshiba MG08]] (desktop binned)
|-
|4
|[[Toshiba MD08-D]]
|-
|5
|[[Toshiba MG09]] (desktop binned)
|-
|6
|[[Toshiba MG10]] (20 TB), [[Toshiba MG10-F]] (22 TB)
|-
|7
|[[Toshiba MG10-D]]
|-
|rowspan="5"|T
|rowspan="5"|[[Toshiba S300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba MD04-V]]
|-
|3
|[[Toshiba MD06-V]]
|-
|7
|[[Toshiba DT02-V]]
|-
|8
|[[Toshiba DT02-VH]]
|-
|A
|[[Toshiba MD10-V]]
|-
|U
|[[Toshiba V300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba DT01-V]]
|-
|V
|[[Toshiba S300]]
|1
|[[Toshiba DT01-V]]
|}

===Sixth and seventh letters: Capacity===
For capacities less than 10 TB, these two digits indicate capacity. The true capacity is equal to the value of these digits multiplied by 100.

For capacities 10 TB and above, it is instead equal to the value of the sixth digit multiplied by 10, plus the letter index (A = 0 up to J = 8, skipping I), in TB. For example, [[TOSHIBA HDWR11A]] represents a 10 TB drive (<math>(1 \times 10) + 0 = 10</math> TB), [[TOSHIBA HDWG21E]] represents a 14 TB drive (<math>(1 \times 10) + 4 = 14</math> TB) and [[TOSHIBA HDWR51J]] represents 18 TB (<math>(1 \times 10) + 8 = 18 </math> TB).

===Suffix: Packaging and country of sale===
Most retailers will advertise retail Toshiba drives with an additional suffix that details the drive's packaging and country of sale. This suffix does not appear in the name the drive identifies as (except Pro drives, which report a UZSVB suffix, for example [[TOSHIBA HDWR480UZSVB]]), but will appear on the box on the bottom for retail drives. Note that, no matter what packaging it is sent in, the drive label will always report UZSVA, meaning the drive label is not a reliable option to determine country of sale or packaging.
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of packaging suffixes and their meanings in Toshiba retail model numbers."
|-
! Code || Meaning || Example
|-
|UZSVA
|Bulk (only the drive in an anti-static bag will be shipped, not a box to accompany the drive), country-agnostic
|HDWD260UZSVA
|-
|UZSVB
|Pro drives (reported by drive to host)
|HDWR460UZSVB
|-
|XZSTA
|Retail, United States
|HDWR480XZSTA
|-
|XZSTB
|Retail Pro drives, United States
|HDWR480XZSTB
|-
|UZSVAR
|Retail (white box), United States ([[Toshiba S300|S300]] only)
|HDWT31AUZSVAR
|-
|EZSTA
|Retail, Europe and Middle-East Asia
|HDWN160EZSTA
|-
|AZSTA
|Retail, Australia
|HDWG31EAZSTA
|}

==See also==
*[[List of Toshiba drive revision codes]]

==References==
{{reflist}}
{{notelist}}
[[Category:Toshiba]]

TOSHIBA MD04ABA400V

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{{infobox hard drive
|image1 = Toshiba MD04ABA400V 20190619.jpg
|caption1 = Top lid of an MD04ABA400V.
|image2 =
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
|family = [[Toshiba MD04-V]]
|platform = Tomcat{{efn|Based on using the same PCB as the MG04ACA300 and similar drives.}}
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1
|speed = 5,400
|capacity = 4
|capacity_unit = tb
|af = 512e
|max_transfer = None published
|ncq = Yes
|apm = Yes
|aam = Yes
|scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
|interface = SATA
|interface_version = SATA 3.0 (600 MB/s)
|command_set = ATA8-ACS<ref name="linuxraidwiki">{{Cite web|url = https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php?title=Drive_Data_Sheets&oldid=6269#Toshiba_MD04ABA400V_4TB|first = Anthony|last = Youngman|first2 = Bruce|last2 = Allen|first3 = Christian|last3 = Franke|publisher = Linux Raid Wiki|title = Drive Data Sheets}}</ref>
|platters = 4
|heads = 8
|capacity_per_platter = 1
|capacity_per_platter_unit = tb
|recording_method = cmr
|cache = 128
|cache_unit = mb
|mttf = 1,000,000
|max_load_cycles = None published
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|kcc = MSIP-REM-TSD-MD04ABA500V
|pcb = G3626A
|released = 2015
|discontinued = 2025
|predecessor =
|successor = [[TOSHIBA DT02ABA400V]]
}}
'''TOSHIBA MD04ABA400V''' was a hard drive model created by [[Toshiba]]. It is a 3.5" 4 TB hard drive designed for surveillance DVRs. Its family, the MD04-V series, is the only family aside from the elusive [[Toshiba MA04]] to be a 3.5" 5,400 RPM Toshiba native family.

Similar models from competing manufacturers include the [[WDC WD40PURZ-xxGVNYx]]. The [[WDC WD40PURZ-xxTTDYx]]/[[WDC WD40PURZ-xxAKKYx]] and [[ST4000VX007-2DT166]] are all based on 1.33 TB 3 platter designs as opposed to the MD04ABA400V's 4 platter 1 TB design.

The MD04ABA400V was discontinued in 2025. Its successor is the [[TOSHIBA DT02ABA400V]].

==History==
The MD04-V drive family, including the MD04ABA400V, was released in 2014, along with all other MG04/Tomcat family drives.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20140805006829/en/Toshiba-Launches-5TB-Surveillance-Hard-Disk-Drive|title = Toshiba Launches 5TB Surveillance Hard Disk Drive|website = Business Wire|author = Toshiba|date = 6 August 2014|access-date = 5 October 2021|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20160401191214/https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20140805006829/en/Toshiba-Launches-5TB-Surveillance-Hard-Disk-Drive|archive-date = 1 April 2016|url-status = live}}</ref> In 2018, it received a retail accompaniment, the [[TOSHIBA HDWT140|HDWT140]], part of the [[Toshiba S300|S300]] series.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.anandtech.com/show/12658/toshiba-launches-s300-and-v300-hdds-for-surveillance-and-video-applications|last = Shilov|first = Anton|title = Toshiba Launches S300 and V300 HDDs for Surveillance and Video Applications|publisher = Anandtech|access-date = 17 April 2018|archive-url = https://www.anandtech.com/show/12658/toshiba-launches-s300-and-v300-hdds-for-surveillance-and-video-applications|archive-date = 17 March 2021|url-status = live}}</ref>

==SMART attributes==
{{Toshiba SMART attributes}}

==Trivia==
*The font used on the label is different to all other Fujitsu-style labels on other families.
*Despite being a lower spindle speed, the MD04ABA400V uses the same PCB as the 7,200 RPM Tomcat (not -R) models.

==External links==
*[https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/storage/product/internal-specialty/surveillance/articles/md04abav-series.html Product page]
*[https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/content/dam/toshiba-ss-v2/master/en/storage/product/internal-specialty/Specialty-MD04ABAxxxV-Product-Overview.pdf Datasheet]

==References==
{{reflist}}

==Notes==
{{notelist}}

{{Toshiba 3.5" internal-specialty hard drive families}}
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive models]]
[[Category:Toshiba MD04-V]]

Toshiba N300

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{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 =
|caption1 = Top lid of a HDWR480, an example of an X300 family drive.
|image2 =
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes.
|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
|purpose = nas
|form_factor = 3.5"
|z-height = 26.1 mm
|speed = 7,200
|af = 512e (except HDWQ140 and HDWG440)
|scterc = Read: Disabled Write: Disabled
|interface = SATA
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|released = 2017 For later release years see [[Toshiba X300#History|History]]
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Toshiba N300#Former models|below section]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Toshiba MN04ACA]] (initial base family)
}}
'''Toshiba N300''' is a hard drive family created by [[Toshiba]]. It is Toshiba's NAS-grade hard drive line, primarily targeted at the retail sector. This family consists of rebranded Toshiba MN family models.<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300|title = Toshiba - Internal Hard Drives - N300|author = Toshiba|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20211023113520/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/products/toshiba-internal-hard-drives-n300/|archive-date = 23 October 2021|url-status = live}}</ref> It competes with the [[Seagate IronWolf Pro]] and [[Western Digital Red Pro]] families.

==History==
The X300 family first begun in 2017, with its initial two models, the HDWQ140 and HDWN160.<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-launches-high-reliability-hard-drive-n300-for-nas-with-capacities-of-up-to-6tb/|publisher = Toshiba|title = Toshiba launches high-reliability Hard Drive N300 for NAS with capacities of up to 6TB|date = 24 January 2017|access-date = 3 November 2021}}</ref>

In 2017, the HDWN180 was released. This was shortly replaced by the HDWG180. The HDWN160 was also largely replaced by the HDWG160.

In 2018, the first helium models were introduced, namely the [[TOSHIBA HDWG21C]] and [[TOSHIBA HDWG21E]].<ref>{{cite web|url = https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|title = Toshiba adds new 12TB and 14TB helium-sealed models to both the N300 NAS and X300 Performance Hard Drive product line|date = 6 December 2018|author = Toshiba|access-date = 15 August 2021|archive-url = http://web.archive.org/web/20200814025658/https://www.toshiba-storage.com/about/press-center/toshiba-adds-new-12tb-and-14tb-helium-sealed-models-to-both-the-n300-nas-and-x300-performance-hard-drive-product-line/|archive-date = 14 August 2020|url-status = live}}</ref>

In 2024, the N300 received not only consumer models based on the MN10-D, namely the HDWG740UZSVA, HDWG760UZSVA, HDWG780UZSVA and HDWG71AUZSVA, but MN10-DS models such as the [[TOSHIBA MN10ADA400ES]] also started to be badged as N300 as opposed to plain Toshiba enterprise drive labels.

In April 2025, seven months after the MG11 was released, the N300 received the 24 TB models [[TOSHIBA HDWG82EUZSVA]] as well as the MN11-based [[TOSHIBA MN11ACA24TS]].<ref>{{Cite web|url = https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/company/news/news-topics/2025/04/storage-20250422-1.html|title = Toshiba Adds 24TB Capacity to N300 and N300 Pro Internal Hard Disk Drive Series|date = 22 April 2025}}</ref>

The N300, along with the closely related [[Toshiba X300]], received lower-binned versions of the [[Toshiba MG08-D]] family. Specifically, the N300 family received HDWG440, HDWG460 and HDWG480, all based on the [[Toshiba MN08-D]], of which the 6 and 8 TB models are based on 1.6 TB platters, replacing all previous 4, 6 and 8 TB hard drive models such as the HDWR160 above. However, the HDWR440 remains on 1.33 TB platters in exchange for offering 512n, like its predecessor. The MN07-based HDWG21E was also replaced with the MN08-based [[TOSHIBA HDWG31E]]. In late 2021, the [[TOSHIBA HDWG51J]] was released, making 18 TB the family maximum capacity.

==Products==
All N300 hard drive models have an equivalent MN series NAS OEM product line they are based on. Prior to the MN10-D, the internal/speciality model had the standard enterprise Toshiba label and were not considered part of the N300 line; starting with the MN10-D, internal-specialty model drives received a special -S suffix and are also badged as N300s.

===Current models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models currently in production."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG440}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA400N}}
|4 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|None
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG740UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA400ES}}
|4 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG460}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA600}}
|6 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG760UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA600S}}
|6 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG480}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ADA800}}
|8 TB
|1.6 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2021
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG780UZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA800S}}
|8 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG71AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ADA10TS}}
|10 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51CUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA12T}}
|12 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51GUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA16T}}
|16 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG51JUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN09ACA18T}}
|18 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2022
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62AUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ACA20T}}
|20 TB
|2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2023
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG62CUZSVA}}
|None
|22 TB
|2.2 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2024
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG82EUZSVA}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN10ACA24TS}}
|24 TB
|2.4 TB/platter
|1 GiB
|512e with FastFormat
|2025
|}

===Former models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba N300 models that have been discontinued."
|-
! Consumer model || Internal/specialty model || Capacity || Density || Cache || Advanced Format || Year released || Year discontinued || Replacement
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWQ140}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN04ACA400N}}
|4 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|None
|2017
|2021
|HDWG440
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN160}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA600}}
|6 TB
|1 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG160
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG160}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA600}}
|6 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG460
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWN180}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN05ACA800}}
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|128 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG180
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG180}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA800}}
|8 TB
|1.33 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2018
|HDWG480
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG11A}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN06ACA10T}}
|10 TB
|1.43 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2017
|2024
|HDWG71AUZSVA
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21C}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA12T}}
|12 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2021
|HDWG51C
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG21E}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN07ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|1.55 TB/platter
|256 MiB
|512e
|2018
|2019
|HDWG31E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31E}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA14T}}
|14 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51E
|-
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|HDWG31G}}
|{{MdlFactory|TOSHIBA|MN08ACA16T}}
|16 TB
|1.75 TB/platter
|512 MiB
|512e
|2019
|2021
|HDWG51G
|}

==Trivia==
*The N300 is the only retail family to have any non-Advanced Format 512n drives; namely, both 4 TB models.
*Contrary to popular belief, the N300's default SCTERC settings are always disabled, identically to the [[Toshiba X300]] (though, like all SCTERC settings, that can be changed after spin up). Both Western Digital and Seagate have some level of timeout set by default.

==References==
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[[Category:Toshiba N300]]
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive product families]]