Seagate

Seagate IronWolf Pro 28TB

NASCMR7,200 RPM512 MB cacheHelium

The Seagate IronWolf Pro 28TB is out of stock at every retailer we track right now. The specs below still apply when it returns. The maker rates it for about 1.5 TB read or written a day.

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Seagate IronWolf Pro 28TB hard drive

Where to buy the Seagate IronWolf Pro 28TB

Every in-stock offer we track, cheapest first.

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Price history

Lowest in the last 30 days: $1,099.99. Lowest in 60 days: $1,099.99.

$1,095$1,100$1,105Sep 19, 2026Sep 21Sep 22
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Daily lowest price for the Seagate IronWolf Pro 28TB
DateLowest price
Sep 22, 2026$1,100
Sep 21, 2026$1,100
Sep 20, 2026$1,100
Sep 19, 2026$1,100

Lowest in-stock price each day at Newegg and B&H, across every version of this drive we list (including heatsink editions). Lowest point $1,099.99 on Sep 19; latest $1,099.99. Amazon prices appear in the offer list but are not charted.

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Specifications

Drive

Capacity
28TB
Form factor
3.5"
Spindle speed
7,200 RPM
Recording
CMR
Cache
512 MB
Helium-filled
Yes

Conventional recording: steady write speed and normal RAID rebuilds.

Rated for

Use class
NAS
Workload
550 TB/year
MTBF
2.5 million hours
Warranty
5 years

That is about 1.5 TB read or written a day, far more than a desktop writes.

Noise and power

Idle noise
28 dB
Seek noise
32 dB
Idle power
6.8 W
Operating power
8.3 W

Identity

Part number
ST28000NT000

Quality score

How we score →

Scored from recording type (CMR or SMR), workload rating, warranty, measured failure rate where Backblaze covers the model, spindle speed, MTBF and cache. Use class and size filter; they never score.

85/ 100 among hard drives
High confidence · 85% of specs known
Recording (CMR/SMR)30/30known
Workload rating20/20known
Warranty15/15known
Field failure rate0/15unknown
Spindle speed10/10known
MTBF5/5known
Cache5/5known

A factor we hold no value for scores zero rather than being skipped, so a drive we know little about never outranks a fully documented one. A low score with low confidence means undocumented, not bad. This is a specification index, not a benchmark, and it only compares hard drives with each other.

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