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I see offers from both "Amazon Renewed store" and "Seagate store".
The HDDs I currently have in my NAS are a mix match of 6TB drive from different brands they all are 4+yo and they all have worked without issues so far, even though some are SMR. It's running 24/7 but it's not a very intense workload. I will need some capacity upgrade soon but I don't feel like investing 1000+€ 😅
Direct from Seagate wouldn't be bad, check their store first to see if you can cut out Amazon.
I was talking about random reseller stores. "Manufacturer refurbished" for things you can't see is almost always a good idea. The manufacturer has their brand name on the line and usually go over common fail points and replace if it looks worn.
Stores/Amazon doing "renewed" means they tried to cover up superficial damage and is completely different. It might look ok on the outside and be complete junk on the inside.
Think of "renewed" as "open box returns" except it might have taken the last user 5 years to return. It's a much worse gamble.