Western Digital WD Blue SATA SSD s 7mm 250 GB
Elevate your creativity with the WD Blue SA510 SATA SSD so you can push the boundaries of your work. Designed with the professional or creator in mind, the WD Blue SA510 SATA SSD delivers up to 560MB/s (500GB – 4TB models), for your workflow, and up to 4TB capacity to store your massive media files. Maximum compatibility with older PCs with 2.5"/7mm or M.2 2280 form factors. Solid-state drive with Western Digital 3D NAND for reliably storing your data especially for the occasional bumps and drops.
Elevate your creativity with the WD Blue SA510 SATA SSD so you can push the boundaries of your work. Designed with the professional or creator in mind, the WD Blue SA510 SATA SSD delivers up to 560MB/s (500GB – 4TB models), for your workflow, and up to 4TB capacity to store your massive media files. Maximum compatibility with older PCs with 2.5"/7mm or M.2 2280 form factors. Solid-state drive with Western Digital 3D NAND for reliably storing your data especially for the occasional bumps and drops.
Elevate your creativity with the WD Blue SA510 SATA SSD so you can push the boundaries of your work. Designed with the professional or creator in mind, the WD Blue SA510 SATA SSD delivers up to 560MB/s (500GB – 4TB models), for your workflow, and up to 4TB capacity to store your massive media files. Maximum compatibility with older PCs with 2.5"/7mm or M.2 2280 form factors. Solid-state drive with Western Digital 3D NAND for reliably storing your data especially for the occasional bumps and drops.
Elevate your creativity with the WD Blue SA510 SATA SSD so you can push the boundaries of your work. Designed with the professional or creator in mind, the WD Blue SA510 SATA SSD delivers up to 560MB/s (500GB – 4TB models), for your workflow, and up to 4TB capacity to store your massive media files. Maximum compatibility with older PCs with 2.5"/7mm or M.2 2280 form factors. Solid-state drive with Western Digital 3D NAND for reliably storing your data especially for the occasional bumps and drops.
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The lowest price for Western Digital WD Blue SATA SSD s 7mm 250 GB right now is $47.00 at Umart, compared across 16 retailers.
The all-time low was $31.95 on 24 Sept 2023 — today's price is 47% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 2 Nov 2026.
Last updated at 02/11/2026 06:32:44
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We bought 40 of these to replace some old mechanical drives for one of our clients.Great performance out of the gate, but over the past 3 months, 8 of them have died.Support is quick to RMA, which is good, but they just replace them with another SA510, which have the same reliability issues. We are currently doing an RMA on one of the drives we have previously RMA'd.Needless to say, our relationship with this particular client has taken a substantial hit.
originally posted on westerndigital.com
I purchased two 1TB SA510 drives on August 8th, 2022. One died on September 29th, the next died on December 1st. I originally brought the first failed drive back to the store I purchased it from and they rolled their eyes. Apparently, these SA510 drives have a bad chipset and suffer from an extremely high failure rate. Purportedly the worst of any big-name manufacturers. I have WD drives in my computer that are closing in on 20 years of age. This is a big disappointment.DO NOT PURCHASE SA510 DRIVES! You'll be wasting time and money paying for RMA (warranty) shipping and waiting weeks for the replacement.
originally posted on westerndigital.com
We used to only use WD blue SSD drives in all out computers at the office. We bought a batch of 50 of the SA510 and over a period of 6 months we had to replace about 15 of them. Because of this we had to pull all SA510 disks from production costing us time and money. I talked to support to see if they were going to recall these disks only to find out that they are not. This is a black eye for WD and we have switched to using crucial disks for desktop machines.
| General | |
| Device Type | Solid state drive - internal |
| Capacity | 250 GB |
| Form Factor | 2.5" |
| Interface | SATA 6Gb/s |
Western Digital 250GB Blue SA510 2.5in SATA III SSD (WDS250G3B0A)
30-day returns
Western Digital 250GB Blue SA510 2.5in SATA III SSD (WDS250G3B0A)
30-day returns
Western Digital Blue 250 Gigabyte 2.5"
Western Digital WD Blue 3D NAND SATA III 2.5inch Internal SSD 250GB (WDS250G3B0A)
7-day returns
Western Digital WD Blue 250GB 2.5" SATA SSD 560R/525W MB/s 95K/81K IOPS 100TBW 1.75M hrs MTBF 3D NAND 7mm 5yrs Wty [PC]
Delivery between 4–10 Nov $12.70
We bought 40 of these to replace some old mechanical drives for one of our clients.Great performance out of the gate, but over the past 3 months, 8 of them have died.Support is quick to RMA, which is good, but they just replace them with another SA510, which have the same reliability issues. We are currently doing an RMA on one of the drives we have previously RMA'd.Needless to say, our relationship with this particular client has taken a substantial hit.
I purchased two 1TB SA510 drives on August 8th, 2022. One died on September 29th, the next died on December 1st. I originally brought the first failed drive back to the store I purchased it from and they rolled their eyes. Apparently, these SA510 drives have a bad chipset and suffer from an extremely high failure rate. Purportedly the worst of any big-name manufacturers. I have WD drives in my computer that are closing in on 20 years of age. This is a big disappointment.DO NOT PURCHASE SA510 DRIVES! You'll be wasting time and money paying for RMA (warranty) shipping and waiting weeks for the replacement.
We used to only use WD blue SSD drives in all out computers at the office. We bought a batch of 50 of the SA510 and over a period of 6 months we had to replace about 15 of them. Because of this we had to pull all SA510 disks from production costing us time and money. I talked to support to see if they were going to recall these disks only to find out that they are not. This is a black eye for WD and we have switched to using crucial disks for desktop machines.
This drive is only a few months old and its already running at 100% disk speed on boot and during downloading. It runs WAYYYY below the rated speed of and takes forever and crashes windows. I have tried everything including reinstalling windows and the same results
bought 200 of these, constant windows 10 crashs, drive goes offline, support blames our Dell computers, other drives we use for SSD has no issues. Support did very little testing other then gathering some logs. I suspect we have a bad batch of drives as all serial numbers are close in age.
This is my first, and probably last, WD SSD. I think the drive might be fine, but it didn't come with even a 3-step quick-start guide to transfer another drive to it to get going. I looked around on the WD site and didn't find anything. And I've been chatting with WD tech support for about an hour trying to understand if WD even offers this software/information. Samsung provides a program you run, everything transfers, you physically swap the disks and you're off and running. If WD has anything similar, they sure hide it well. I can't imagine they don't have at least basic instructions and software for a consumer product. I'm fairly PC-literate, but I'm giving up and going back to a Samsung drive.
The failure rate on these SA510s is orders of magnitude higher than the standard WD Blue drives. There is a controller difference and the SA510 controller is failing at a high rate. I have installed probably 50+ of these in customer computers over the past year and approximately 20% of them have already failed. That's really, really, bad and does not bode well for the next year. I would avoid this drive until there is an officially published update to the controller/electronics info indicating that the hardware has been updated. Until then I would stick to regular WD BLUE 2.5" drives (WDS100T2B0A) which we have had much better luck with (maybe why they are more expensive).
I purchased a 1TB SA510 drive to install windows 7 to replace a older drive using a DELL service Tag USB download of windows 7. It failed saying the drive is not compatible with windows 7. Looking at the package for the drive it say only for windows 10.My question is will a SA510 500GB be compatible with windows 7.
This WD SSD brought new life into my 2014 Mac Mini. It replaced a 5400 rpm HDD. Computer start-up time was reduced from over 15 minutes to less than 3 minutes. The speed of the computer overall is so much improved that it seems like a whole new machine.
Swapped out the 1TB HDD disk that came with Lenovo laptop with this 500mb SSD. Performance improvement was great, laptop is now much faster. The only issue was with regard to the Acronis software that is available for download that comes with the device. The software would not install since the existing HDD drive was Seagate. Software wants to see a Western Digital drive to activate. In my case was lucky in that I had a WD passport external usb drive which when plugged in allowed the software to authorize. Once authorized it was a breeze to move the information from the HDD to the SSD.
| General | |
| Device Type | Solid state drive - internal |
| Capacity | 250 GB |
| Form Factor | 2.5" |
| Interface | SATA 6Gb/s |
