Description
WD 56TB My Cloud Pro Series PR4100 – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
WD 56TB My Cloud Pro Series PR4100 Network Attached Storage – NAS – WDBNFA0560KBK-NESN
RAM
4 GB
Hard Drive
Hybrid Drive
Item Weight
19.11 pounds
Product Dimensions
9.13 x 6.69 x 7.56 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH
9.13 x 6.69 x 7.56 inches
Color
Black
Hard Drive Interface
ATA-4
Manufacturer
Western Digital Technologies, Inc.
ASIN
B0842S8HTF
Country of Origin
China
Date First Available
January 20, 2020
Test video – WD 56TB My Cloud Pro Series PR4100 :
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Questions & Answers – WD 56TB My Cloud Pro Series PR4100 :
Technical specifications – WD 56TB My Cloud Pro Series PR4100 :
Digital Storage Capacity
56 TB
Hard Disk Interface
ATA-4
Connectivity Technology
SATA
Brand
Western Digital
Hard Disk Description
Hybrid Drive
Compatible Devices
Desktop
Color
Black
Included Components
My Cloud Pro Series Device Ethernet Cable Power Supply and Cable Quick Install Guide
Item Dimensions LxWxH
9.13 x 6.69 x 7.56 inches
Number of Items
1
Purchase advice :
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Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
Does the shop give you an invoice ?
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After-sales service :
Do they have an after-sales service to have information about the installation or operation (instructions for use). Also in case of problem, it is the seller who takes charge or you must contact the manufacturer or supplier yourself.
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E. R (verified owner) –
Solid device, slightly noisy and I wouldn’t run my media server on it – I purchased the 32TB model and so far I’m pleased with the device. I’m using it almost exclusively as a media server for Plex. I first learned of this drive from a Plex promotional email. Initially I had thought that the drive would be able to run my Plex media server and support transcoding movies to my various devices. I was quickly disabused of this notion. While it has a faster processor, I’ve encoded my Blu-Ray collection at quite a high quality rate and I’m use .mkv as the container, so some serious horsepower would be required to server multiple 1080p HD movies to multiple (Apple) devices simultaneously. In the end, since I have a Mac Mini available, I’m using the Mac Mini to run the Plex media server and I’m simply storing my media assets on the PR4100. This works for me. I would, however, caution folks who plan to run the media server on the NAS to do a lot of research to make sure it’ll work as they hope.
G. K (verified owner) –
1 year and very happy – had this for about a year now and very happy with it. I installed (4) 4 TB WD NAS drives on it and left the stock 4gig of ram. I would definately suggest getting NAS rated drives. they arent that much more and are much more reliable. you can setup the NAS as a basic volume or add one of a few different flavors of RAID to it. I am running RAID5 for speed and fault tolerance. that said, dont rely on that to keep data safe. a simple, cheap usb drive for backups will keep catastrophic failures from being permanent ones.
F. B (verified owner) –
Great Hardware – Takes a long time to setup – MyCloud PR4100 First impressions:
E. R (verified owner) –
Solid device, slightly noisy and I wouldn’t run my media server on it – I purchased the 32TB model and so far I’m pleased with the device. I’m using it almost exclusively as a media server for Plex. I first learned of this drive from a Plex promotional email. Initially I had thought that the drive would be able to run my Plex media server and support transcoding movies to my various devices. I was quickly disabused of this notion. While it has a faster processor, I’ve encoded my Blu-Ray collection at quite a high quality rate and I’m use .mkv as the container, so some serious horsepower would be required to server multiple 1080p HD movies to multiple (Apple) devices simultaneously. In the end, since I have a Mac Mini available, I’m using the Mac Mini to run the Plex media server and I’m simply storing my media assets on the PR4100. This works for me. I would, however, caution folks who plan to run the media server on the NAS to do a lot of research to make sure it’ll work as they hope.
G. K (verified owner) –
1 year and very happy – had this for about a year now and very happy with it. I installed (4) 4 TB WD NAS drives on it and left the stock 4gig of ram. I would definately suggest getting NAS rated drives. they arent that much more and are much more reliable. you can setup the NAS as a basic volume or add one of a few different flavors of RAID to it. I am running RAID5 for speed and fault tolerance. that said, dont rely on that to keep data safe. a simple, cheap usb drive for backups will keep catastrophic failures from being permanent ones.
F. B (verified owner) –
Great Hardware – Takes a long time to setup – MyCloud PR4100 First impressions: