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Seagate IronWolf Pro 32TB vs Seagate IronWolf 4TB

Our pick

Seagate IronWolf Pro 32TB

NAS Hard Drives

Why this one

  • Its 32TB capacity helps fit a large archive into fewer NAS bays, with a five-year hardware warranty and included recovery service subject to its terms.1

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Seagate IronWolf Pro 32TBSeagate IronWolf 4TB

Product photographs. Not to scale.

What Seagate IronWolf 4TB offers

Choose the IronWolf 4TB for a smaller archive needing only 4TB per bay; this CMR variant lists a 180TB yearly workload rating and three-year warranty.234

2 models / at a glance

Key differences

Every specification ↗
Capacity · TB32 TB1Higher preferred ↑
Workload rating · TB/year550 TB/year1Higher preferred ↑
Warranty · years5 years1Higher preferred ↑
Capacity · TB4 TB2Higher preferred ↑
Workload rating · TB/year180 TB/year2Higher preferred ↑
Warranty · years3 years4Higher preferred ↑

What differs

SpecificationSeagate IronWolf Pro 32TBSeagate IronWolf 4TB
Capacity32 TB14 TB2
Workload rating550 TB/year1180 TB/year2
Warranty5 years13 years4
MTBF rating2,500,000 hours11,000,000 hours2

More details

SpecificationSeagate IronWolf Pro 32TBSeagate IronWolf 4TB
Vibration sensorsYes1Not published
Operating power8.3 W1Not published
Data recovery includedYes1Not published
InterfaceSATA 6Gb/s1SATA 6 Gb/s4
Form factor3.5-inch53.5"2

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Sources

  1. www.seagate.com
  2. www.newegg.com
  3. www.computerbase.de
  4. www.seagate.com
  5. www.storagereview.com