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'''Western Digital Internal Use''' is a hard drive family created by [[Western Digital]]. The family is designed only for use within external USB enclosures sealed at the factory and sold to retail, though many, especially the 3.5" drives, are popularly targeted for "shucking" for use in desktops or NASes. The 3.5" sizes are also unofficially known as '''Western Digital White Label''' drives within the shucking community, after the eponymous white label, a significant departure to the colourful labels normally used by retail and OEM WD drives.
'''Western Digital Internal Use''' is a hard drive family created by [[Western Digital]]. The family is designed only for use within external USB enclosures sealed at the factory and sold to retail, though many, especially the 3.5" drives, are popularly targeted for "shucking" for use in desktops or NASes as an alternative to bare drives that are more expensive, despite being binned for purpose. The 3.5" drive models of this family are also unofficially known as '''Western Digital White Label''' drives within the shucking community, after the eponymous white label that all drives in this family bear, a significant departure to the colourful labels normally used by retail and OEM WD drives.


Although any drive with a [[List of Western Digital customer codes|customer code]] of 11 or 59 is usually labelled as a Internal Use drive, they shall not be classified as such on this wiki if the drive model, without its 11 or 59 customer code, would be part of any other family. For example, a [[WDC WD10SPZX-xxZ10Tx|WD10SPZX-11Z10T0]], despite being labelled as an Internal Use drive, would not qualify for this family, as the WD10SPZX-21Z10T0, with a different customer code, [[:File:WD10SPZX-21Z10T0 top down view.jpg|does ''not'' carry an Internal Use label]].
Although any drive with a [[List of Western Digital customer codes|customer code]] of 11 or 59 is usually labelled as a Internal Use drive due to being intended for external hard drives, they shall not be classified as such on this wiki if the drive model, without its 11 or 59 customer code, would be part of any other family. For example, a [[WDC WD10SPZX-xxZ10Tx|WD10SPZX-11Z10T0]], despite being labelled as an Internal Use drive, would not qualify for this family, as the WD10SPZX-21Z10T0, with a different customer code, [[:File:WD10SPZX-21Z10T0 top down view.jpg|does ''not'' carry an Internal Use label]], and instead a Blue one, making it part of that family instead.


==History==
==History==
The Western Digital Internal Use drives were introduced in 2018, as part of Western Digital's rebranding using the new logo. Previously, all Western Digital Internal Use models were either labelled as Blue, or not labelled in any colour at all.
The Western Digital Internal Use drives were introduced in 2018, as part of Western Digital's rebranding using the new logo, and was retroactively applied to all models made for external drives at the time. Previously, all Western Digital Internal Use models were either labelled as Blue, or not labelled in any colour nor family at all.


==Current products==
==Current products==
===3.5" drives===
===3.5" drives===
Models that  report as spinning at 5,400 RPM in ATA_IDENTIFY responses, [[Western Digital RPM under-reporting controversy|despite actually spinning at 7,200 RPM]], are marked as "5,400 RPM class" in the table below. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS).
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of 3.5" Western Digital Internal Use models currently in production."
|-
! Model || Capacity (TB) || Spindle speed (RPM) || Cache (MiB) || SMR? || Self-encrypting? || Family || Year released
|-
|[[WDC WD30EMAZ-xxZRJBx]]
|3
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|No
|Venice<!-- If anyone knows which of these are VeniceR, feel free to amend the table. -->
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD30EDAZ-xxSLVBx]]
|3
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Yes
|Venice
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD40EMAZ-xxTKPBx]]
|rowspan="3"|4
|rowspan="3"|5,400
|rowspan="3"|256
|rowspan="3"|Yes
|rowspan="3"|Yes
|rowspan="3"|Venice
|rowspan="3"|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD40EMAZ-xxLW3Bx]]
|-
|[[WDC WD40EMAZ-xxZRJBx]]
|-
|[[WDC WD40EDAZ-xxSLVBx]]
|4
|5,400
|256
|Yes
|Yes
|Venice
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD60EMAZ-xxTKPBx]]
|rowspan="2"|6
|rowspan="2"|5,400
|rowspan="2"|256
|rowspan="2"|Yes
|rowspan="2"|No
|rowspan="2"|Venice
|rowspan="2"|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD60EMAZ-xxLW3Bx]]
|-
|[[WDC WD60EDAZ-xxBMZBx]]
|rowspan="2"|6
|rowspan="2"|5,400
|rowspan="2"|256
|rowspan="2"|Yes
|rowspan="2"|Yes
|Venice
|rowspan="2"|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD60EDAZ-xxU78Bx]]
|VeniceR
|-
|[[WDC WD80EMZZ-xxTGBAx]]
|8
|7,200 (5,400 RPM class)
|128
|No
|No
|Libra?
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD80EMAZ-xxTA3Ax]]
|8
|7,200 (5,400 RPM class)
|256
|No
|No
|Vela-AP
|2018?
|-
|[[WDC WD80EMZZ-xxBF4Bx]]
|8
|5,640
|128
|No
|No
|Avalon C5
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD101EDBZ-xxB1DAx]]
|10
|7,200
|256
|No
|Yes
|Vela-AX
|2020
|-
|[[WDC WD120EMAZ-xxBLFAx]]
|12
|7,200 (5,400 RPM class)
|256
|No
|No
|Leo-A He 12
|
|-
|[[WDC WD120EDBZ-xxB1HAx]]
|12
|7,200
|256
|No
|Yes
|Leo-A He 12
|
|}
<!-- Incomplete; still need to find all the 14+ TB models as well as the rare Leo-A He 12 10 TB models -->
====7,200 RPM 1.6-1.67 TB/platter CMR====
====7,200 RPM 1.6-1.67 TB/platter CMR====
These drives report as spinning at 5,400 RPM in ATA_IDENTIFY responses, [[Western Digital RPM under-reporting controversy|despite actually spinning at 7,200 RPM]]. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS).
These drives are replacements for models that reported 5,400 RPM despite spinning at 7,200 RPM below. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS).
*[[WDC WD80EMAZ-xxM9AAx]]
*[[WDC WD101EDBZ-xxB1DAx]]
*[[WDC WD80EDAZ-xxTA3Ax]]
*[[WDC WD101EMAZ-xxG7DAx]]
*[[WDC WD101EDAZ-xxY7KAx]]


====5,400 RPM 2 TB/platter SMR====
====5,400 RPM 2 TB/platter SMR====
*[[WDC WD30EMAZ-xxZRJB]]
*[[WDC WD30EMAZ-xxZRJBx]]
*[[WDC WD30EDAZ-xxSLVBx]]
*[[WDC WD30EDAZ-xxSLVBx]]
*[[WDC WD40EMAZ-xxTKPBx]]/[[WDC WD40EMAZ-xxLW3Bx]]/[[WDC WD40EMAZ-xxZRJBx]]
*[[WDC WD40EMAZ-xxTKPBx]]/[[WDC WD40EMAZ-xxLW3Bx]]/[[WDC WD40EMAZ-xxZRJBx]]
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===2.5" drives===
===2.5" drives===
====5,400 RPM 1 TB/platter SMR====
====5,400 RPM 1 TB/platter SMR====
*[[WDC WD50NDZM-xxMR8Sx]]
*[[WDC WD50NDZM-xxPW8Sx]]


===Historic models===
==Historic models==
===3.5" drives===
===3.5" drives===
====7,200 RPM 1.14-1.43 TB/platter helium CMR====
====7,200 RPM 1.14-1.43 TB/platter helium CMR====
These drives report as spinning at 5,400 RPM in ATA_IDENTIFY responses, [[Western Digital RPM under-reporting controversy|despite actually spinning at 7,200 RPM]]. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS). Strangely, the EZAZ-suffix models use the [[Western Digital Blue Desktop|Blue]] business unit letter, Z.
These drives report as spinning at 5,400 RPM in ATA_IDENTIFY responses, [[Western Digital RPM under-reporting controversy|despite actually spinning at 7,200 RPM]]. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS). Strangely, the EZAZ-suffix models use the [[Western Digital Blue Desktop|Blue]] [[List of Western Digital model number codes|business unit letter]], Z.
*[[WDC WD80EMAZ-xxWJTAx]]
*[[WDC WD80EMAZ-xxWJTAx]]
*[[WDC WD80EZAZ-xxTDBAx]]
*[[WDC WD80EZAZ-xxTDBAx]]
*[[WDC WD100EMAZ-xxWJTAx]]
*[[WDC WD100EMAZ-xxWJTAx]]
*[[WDC WD100EZAZ-xxTDBAx]]
*[[WDC WD100EZAZ-xxTDBAx]]
====7,200 RPM 1.6-1.67 TB/platter CMR====
These drives report as spinning at 5,400 RPM in ATA_IDENTIFY responses, [[Western Digital RPM under-reporting controversy|despite actually spinning at 7,200 RPM]]. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS).
*[[WDC WD80EMAZ-xxM9AAx]]
*[[WDC WD80EDAZ-xxTA3Ax]]
*[[WDC WD101EMAZ-xxG7DAx]]
*[[WDC WD101EDAZ-xxY7KAx]]


====5,400 RPM 1.33 TB/platter CMR====
====5,400 RPM 1.33 TB/platter CMR====
This model was replaced with the 4 TB SMR models that remain in production.
*[[WDC WD40EMRX-xxUZ0Nx]]
*[[WDC WD40EMRX-xxUZ0Nx]]


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Latest revision as of 23:03, 24 September 2024

Western Digital Internal Use is a hard drive family created by Western Digital. The family is designed only for use within external USB enclosures sealed at the factory and sold to retail, though many, especially the 3.5" drives, are popularly targeted for "shucking" for use in desktops or NASes as an alternative to bare drives that are more expensive, despite being binned for purpose. The 3.5" drive models of this family are also unofficially known as Western Digital White Label drives within the shucking community, after the eponymous white label that all drives in this family bear, a significant departure to the colourful labels normally used by retail and OEM WD drives.

Although any drive with a customer code of 11 or 59 is usually labelled as a Internal Use drive due to being intended for external hard drives, they shall not be classified as such on this wiki if the drive model, without its 11 or 59 customer code, would be part of any other family. For example, a WD10SPZX-11Z10T0, despite being labelled as an Internal Use drive, would not qualify for this family, as the WD10SPZX-21Z10T0, with a different customer code, does not carry an Internal Use label, and instead a Blue one, making it part of that family instead.

History[edit | edit source]

The Western Digital Internal Use drives were introduced in 2018, as part of Western Digital's rebranding using the new logo, and was retroactively applied to all models made for external drives at the time. Previously, all Western Digital Internal Use models were either labelled as Blue, or not labelled in any colour nor family at all.

Current products[edit | edit source]

3.5" drives[edit | edit source]

Models that report as spinning at 5,400 RPM in ATA_IDENTIFY responses, despite actually spinning at 7,200 RPM, are marked as "5,400 RPM class" in the table below. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS).

Model Capacity (TB) Spindle speed (RPM) Cache (MiB) SMR? Self-encrypting? Family Year released
WDC WD30EMAZ-xxZRJBx 3 5,400 256 Yes No Venice 2018?
WDC WD30EDAZ-xxSLVBx 3 5,400 256 Yes Yes Venice 2018?
WDC WD40EMAZ-xxTKPBx 4 5,400 256 Yes Yes Venice 2018?
WDC WD40EMAZ-xxLW3Bx
WDC WD40EMAZ-xxZRJBx
WDC WD40EDAZ-xxSLVBx 4 5,400 256 Yes Yes Venice 2018?
WDC WD60EMAZ-xxTKPBx 6 5,400 256 Yes No Venice 2018?
WDC WD60EMAZ-xxLW3Bx
WDC WD60EDAZ-xxBMZBx 6 5,400 256 Yes Yes Venice 2018?
WDC WD60EDAZ-xxU78Bx VeniceR
WDC WD80EMZZ-xxTGBAx 8 7,200 (5,400 RPM class) 128 No No Libra? 2018?
WDC WD80EMAZ-xxTA3Ax 8 7,200 (5,400 RPM class) 256 No No Vela-AP 2018?
WDC WD80EMZZ-xxBF4Bx 8 5,640 128 No No Avalon C5 2020
WDC WD101EDBZ-xxB1DAx 10 7,200 256 No Yes Vela-AX 2020
WDC WD120EMAZ-xxBLFAx 12 7,200 (5,400 RPM class) 256 No No Leo-A He 12
WDC WD120EDBZ-xxB1HAx 12 7,200 256 No Yes Leo-A He 12

7,200 RPM 1.6-1.67 TB/platter CMR[edit | edit source]

These drives are replacements for models that reported 5,400 RPM despite spinning at 7,200 RPM below. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS).

5,400 RPM 2 TB/platter SMR[edit | edit source]

2.5" drives[edit | edit source]

5,400 RPM 1 TB/platter SMR[edit | edit source]

Historic models[edit | edit source]

3.5" drives[edit | edit source]

7,200 RPM 1.14-1.43 TB/platter helium CMR[edit | edit source]

These drives report as spinning at 5,400 RPM in ATA_IDENTIFY responses, despite actually spinning at 7,200 RPM. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS). Strangely, the EZAZ-suffix models use the Blue business unit letter, Z.

7,200 RPM 1.6-1.67 TB/platter CMR[edit | edit source]

These drives report as spinning at 5,400 RPM in ATA_IDENTIFY responses, despite actually spinning at 7,200 RPM. Many of these drives will require covering over the 3.3V third pin to prevent unintentional activation of SATA 3.3's Power Disable (PWDIS).

5,400 RPM 1.33 TB/platter CMR[edit | edit source]

This model was replaced with the 4 TB SMR models that remain in production.

Western Digital Internal Use drive models (includes "WD Branded" and PiDrive units)
2.5" form factor models
Venus/Denali (1-2 platters, 160 GB platters) WD1600BMVS-xxF9Sx (160 GB, SATA) • WD2500BMVS-xxF9Sx (250 GB, SATA) • WD2500BMVU-xxA04Sx (250 GB, USB mini-B) • WD2500BMVV-xxA1PSx (250 GB, USB micro-B) • WD3200BMVS-xxF9Sx (320 GB, SATA) • WD3200BMVU-xxA04Sx (320 GB, USB mini-B) • WD3200BMVV-xxA1PSx (320 GB, USB micro-B)
Dolphin (2 platters, 250 GB platters) WD4000BMVU-xxA08Sx (400 GB) • WD5000BMVU-xxA08Sx (500 GB)
Jamaica (1 platter, 320 GB platters) WD3200BMVV-xxDCLSx (320 GB)
Mariner (1-2 platters, 320 GB platters) WD3200BMVV-xxA1CSx (320 GB) • WD5000BMVV-xxA1CSx (500 GB) • WD6400BMVV-xxA1CSx (640 GB)
Jamaica 4KV (1 platter, 320 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD3200BMVV-xxJG7Sx (320 GB)
Marn5 4K (1-2 platters, 320 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD3200BMVV-xxGNWSx (320 GB) • WD5000BMVV-xxGNWSx (500 GB) • WD6400BMVV-xxGNWSx (640 GB)
Zephyr (1-2 platters, 320 GB platters) WD3200BMVV-xxSXZSx (320 GB, USB 2.0) • WD3200BMVV-xxAMCSx (320 GB, USB 3.0) • WD5000BMVV-xxSXZSx (500 GB, USB 2.0) • WD5000BMVV-xxAMCSx (500 GB, USB 3.0) • WD6400BMVV-xxSXZSx (640 GB, USB 2.0) • WD6400BMVV-xxAMCSx (640 GB, USB 3.0)
Shasta 3D/Shasta 4M (3 platters, 12.5 mm z-height, 333 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD7500KMVV-xxBG7Sx (750 GB, Shasta 3D) • WD7500KMVV-xxA27Sx (750 GB, Shasta 4M) • WD10TMVV-xxBG7Sx (1 TB, Shasta 3D) • WD10TMVV-xxA27Sx (1 TB, Shasta 4M)
Helios (3 platters, 12.5 mm z-height, 333 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD7500KMVV-xxBG7Sx (750 GB, USB 2.0) • WD7500KMVW-xxZSMSx (750 GB, USB 3.0) • WD10TMVV-xxTK7Sx (1 TB, USB 2.0) • WD10TMVW-xxZSMSx (1 TB, USB 3.0)
Hubble LT (1 platter, 500 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD2500LMCW-xxD9GSx (250 GB, PiDrive) • WD3200LMVW-xxVEDSx (320 GB) • WD5000LMVW-xxVEDSx (500 GB) • WD5000LMCW-xxT31Sx (500 GB, 16 MB cache)
Firebird (1-2 platters, 500 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD3200BMVW-xxS5XSx (320 GB) • WD5000BMVW-xxS5XSx (500 GB) • WD7500BMVW-xxS5XSx (750 GB) • WD10JMVW-xxS5XSx (1 TB)
FBLite (1-2 platters, 500 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e, ACS-2) WD5000BMVW-xxAJGSx (500 GB) • WD7500BMVW-xxAJGSx (750 GB) • WD10JMVW-xxAJGSx (1 TB) • WD10JCCW-xxD4FYx (1 TB, My Passport Cinema)
BigBear (2 platter, 7 mm z-height, 500 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD10SMCW-xxZLUSx (1 TB)
Shrek (3-4 platters, 15 mm z-height 500 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD15NMVW-xxW68Sx (1.5 TB) • WD20NMVW-xxW68Sx (2 TB)
Shrek LT (3-4 platters, 15 mm z-height 500 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD15NMVW-xxAV3Sx (1.5 TB) • WD15NMVW-xxEDZSx (1.5 TB) • WD20NMVW-xxAV3Sx (2 TB) • WD20NMVW-xxEDZSx (2 TB)
PebbleB (4-5 platters, 15 mm z-height, 600 GB platters, Advanced Format 512e) WD20NMVW-xxC3NSx (2 TB, 8 MB cache) • WD30NMVW-xxC3NSx (3 TB, 8 MB cache) • WD30NMRW-xxYL9Sx (3 TB, 64 MB cache)
Spyglass (4-5 platters, 800 GB platters, SMR) WD30NMZW-xxGX6Sx (3 TB) • WD40NMZW-xxGX6Sx (4 TB)
Palmer (1 platter, 7 mm z-height 1 TB platters, SMR) WD10SMRW-xxY43Sx (1 TB, 64 MB cache) • WD10SMZW-xxY0TSx (1 TB, 128 MB cache) • WD10SMZM-xxWKCSx (1 TB, 128 MB cache, USB-C) • WD10SDZW-xxUMGSx (1 TB, 128 MB cache, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD10SDZM-xxZKVSx (1 TB, 128 MB cache, AES-256 self-encryption, USB-C)
Charger (2 platters, 7 mm z-height, 1 TB platters, SMR) WD15SMRW-xxYNDSx (1.5 TB, 64 MB cache) • WD15SMZW-xxYFCSx (1.5 TB cache, 128 MB cache) • WD20SMRW-xxYNDSx (2 TB, 64 MB cache) • WD20SDRW-xxVUUSx (2 TB, 64 MB cache, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD20SMZW-xxYFCSx (2 TB, 128 MB cache) • WD20SMZW-xxJW8Sx (2 TB, 128 MB cache) • WD20SMZM-xxH3FSx (2 TB, 128 MB cache, USB-C interface) • WD20SDZW-xxJJ8Sx (2 TB, 128 MB cache, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD20SDZW-xxZ3CSx (2 TB, 128 MB cache, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD20SDZW-xxTM5Sx (2 TB, 128 MB cache, AES-256 self-encryption, USB-C interface)
Spyglass 2 (4-5 platters, 15 mm z-height, 1 TB platters, SMR) WD30NMZW-xxLG6Sx (3 TB) • WD30NMZW-xxA8NSx (3 TB) • WD40NMZW-xxLG6Sx (4 TB) • WD40NMZW-xxA8NSx (4 TB) • WD40NMZM-xxY94Sx (4 TB, USB-C interface) • WD40NDZW-xxMR8Sx (4 TB, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD40NDZW-xxA8JSx (4 TB, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD40NDZW-xxPW8Sx (4 TB, AES-256 self-encryption, USB-C) • WD50NMZW-xxLG6Sx (5 TB) • WD50NMZW-xxA8NSx (4 TB) • WD50NMZM-xxHZKSx (4 TB, USB-C interface) • WD50NDZW-xxMR8Sx (5 TB, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD50NDZW-xxA8JSx (5 TB, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD50NDZW-xxPW8Sx (5 TB, AES-256 self-encryption, USB-C)
Palmer72 (1 platter, 1 TB platters, SMR, 7,200 RPM) WD10SDSW-xxAGTSx (1 TB, SMR)
3.5" form factor models
Apollo (3 platters, 1.33 TB platters) WD40EMRX-xxUZ0Nx (4 TB)
HGST Libra-He10 (7 platters, 1.33 TB platters, 7,200 RPM) WD100EZAZ-xxTDBAx (10 TB, "5400 RPM Class", desktop business letter) • WD100EMAZ-xxWJTAx (10 TB, "5,400 RPM Class")
HGST Vela-8 (5 platters, 1.6 TB platters, 7,200 RPM) WD80EMAZ-xxTA3Ax (8 TB, "5400 RPM Class")
Avalon C5 (5 platters, 1.6 TB platters, 5,640 RPM) WD80EMZZ-xxTGBAx (8 TB)
HGST Vela-AP (6 platters, 1.66 TB platters, 7,200 RPM) WDC WD101EDBZ-xxB1DAx (10 TB, AES-256 self-encrypting)
HGST Leo-A He12 (8 platters, 1.5 TB platters, 7,200 RPM) WDC WD120EMAZ-xxBLFAx (12 TB, "5400 RPM Class") • WDC WD120EDBZ-xxB1HAx (12 TB, AES-256 self-encrypting)
Venice/VeniceR (2-3 platters, 2 TB platters, SMR) WD40EMAZ-xxZRJBx (3 TB) • WD30EDAZ-xxSLVBx (3 TB, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD40EMAZ-xxTKPBx (4 TB) • WD40EMAZ-xxLW3Bx (4 TB) • WD40EMAZ-xxZRJBx (4 TB) • WD40EDAZ-xxSLVBx (4 TB, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD60EMAZ-xxTKPBx (6 TB) • WD60EMAZ-xxLW3Bx (6 TB) • WD60EDAZ-xxBMZBx (6 TB, AES-256 self-encryption) • WD60EDAZ-xxU78Bx (6 TB, AES-256 self-encryption)
Other Western Digital navboxes
Desktop Blue (desktop) • Green • Caviar (SE)
Laptop Blue (mobile) • Black • Scorpio
External storage Green/Blue (12-15 mm) • Internal Use
NAS Red Plus • Red Pro • Red (SMR)
Video/Surveillance AV/AV-GP • Purple • Performer
Enthusiast Black • Raptor/VelociRaptor
Enterprise Caviar RE • Re/Re+/Se • Xe • Gold • Ultrastar
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