SanDisk Professional 24TB G-RAID Mirror – External HDD, RAID with Redundancy, Thunderbolt 3, USB (10Gbps), 7200RPM Ultrastar Hard Drive, Up to 250MB/s Read in RAID 1 – SDPHH2H-024T-NBAAD
Price: $849.99
(as of Apr 27, 2025 07:12:01 UTC – Details)
The SanDisk Professional G-RAID MIRROR drive set to RAID 1 (Mirroring) will allow you to keep a working copy of your valuable content on one drive and will automatically create a duplicate for you on the second drive for data redundancy and peace of mind. For customers who need ultra-reliable storage with data redundancy and enough power to keep up with their demanding workloads, the high-performance, enterprise-class G-RAID MIRROR is the perfect partner.
Up to 24TB of max capacity on two 7200RPM Ultrastar Enterprise-class Hard Drives Inside (1TB = 1 trillion bytes. Actual user capacity may be less depending on operating environment and RAID configuration. For RAID products, storage capacity is based on RAID 0 mode.)
Ships in RAID 1 for peace of mind with transfers rates up to 250MB/s read, or use the hardware RAID selector for up to 480MB/s read in RAID 0 (1 MB/s = 1 million bytes per second. Based on internal testing; performance may vary depending upon host device, usage conditions, drive capacity, RAID configuration and other factors)
PRO-BLADE SSD Mag slot to easily add SSD capacity and performance for fast transfers, editing, and backup without adding to your workspace.
Color-coded cable indicators to connect the right cables and get the most out of your device performance.
High-performance Thunderbolt 3 (40Gbps) interface and USB (10Gbps)
Customers say
Customers find the drive well-made and easy to set up, with some reporting it’s fast and quiet. However, the functionality receives mixed feedback, with several customers reporting it failed after a short time. Moreover, the power failure aspect is concerning, with multiple customers mentioning the drive wouldn’t turn on. Additionally, the brightness and documentation aspects receive negative feedback, with one customer noting an annoyingly bright light symbol and another mentioning poor documentation.