Between this problem and all the counterfeit SanDisk products on Amazon, sandisk has pretty much ruined their reputation.
this post was submitted on 14 Nov 2023
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But they saved a whopping $0.50 per drive!
Well they are owned by Western digital...
I've never had a problem with my WD drives, unlike Seagate. But, I've only used their HDDs, not SSDs (go Samsung Evo or go home). I have a few external drives that are nearly 20yo and still going strong (although I just use them as cache drives due to their age)