3 hard drives that pair perfectly with any NAS

Choosing a hard drive for your NAS is about more than affordability. You need to consider other factors including capacity, vibration protection, and reliability.

It's possible to purchase a desktop hard drive, throw it into your Network Attached Storage (NAS) box and call it a day. This is OK if you're only going to install a single drive that won't be accessed by multiple users simultaneously. These more affordable drives don't have vibration protection and as such shouldn't be used in a multi-drive RAID setup where more than one motor running will cause vibration. That could have a negative effect on the performance and longevity of each drive.

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