Western Digital
Western Digital WD10JFCXProduct Red Plus 1 TB 2.5" laptop hard drive
A 1 TB 2.5-inch SATA hard drive spinning at 5400 rpm with a 16 MB buffer and 180 TB endurance rating
- NAND Flash Memory TypeHard Drive
- 1 TB capacity for NAS workloads
- 5400 rpm spindle speed for steady throughput
- 16 MB buffer to smooth burst traffic
- 180 TBW endurance rating for long life
- Shock-proof 2.5" design protects data on the move
1 TB NAS Hard Drive
The WD Red Plus WD10JFCX is a 1 TB 2.5 inch internal hard drive built for network-attached storage systems. It uses conventional magnetic recording and a SATA 600 interface to deliver reliable capacity for always-on environments.
Sustained Workload Behaviour
Rated for 180 TB written, the drive is engineered for continuous operation rather than burst transfers. A 5400 rpm spindle speed and 16 MB buffer provide steady throughput for multi-user NAS workloads over long periods.
Thermals Noise and Power
The slim .4 inch profile fits standard laptop bays and compact NAS chassis while the shock-proof design protects data during normal handling. RoHS and WEEE certifications confirm compliance with environmental standards for reduced hazardous substances.
Highlights
- 1 TB capacity for NAS workloads
- 5400 rpm spindle speed for steady throughput
- 16 MB buffer to smooth burst traffic
- 180 TBW endurance rating for long life
- Shock-proof 2.5" design protects data on the move
Specifications
| Brand | Western Digital |
|---|---|
| NAND Flash Memory Type | Hard Drive |
Questions about this item
How much heat and noise does the 5400 rpm Red Plus drive produce in a NAS running all day?
The 5400 rpm spindle speed keeps operating noise low and heat output modest, making it suitable for continuous operation in multi-bay enclosures.
What SATA host interface must my laptop or NAS provide for this 2.5" drive to work?
The drive uses a standard SATA 600 interface and requires a SATA data and power connection from the host system.
Will the 1 TB Red Plus work in an older laptop that only supports SATA 3 Gbit speeds?
Yes, the SATA interface negotiates down to the host speed, so the drive functions at the maximum rate the older system allows.
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