OE100 2.5” SATA Enterprise SSD

OSCOO OE100 Enterprise 2.5" SATA SSD — 1 DWPD Endurance, Power-Loss Protection, 480GB to 7.68TB

The OE100 is a 2.5" SATA III SSD built for workloads that never stop: NAS arrays, small-business servers, surveillance recording, and 24/7 edge systems. Every capacity is rated for one full drive write per day (1 DWPD) across the entire 5-year warranty period — from 876 TBW on the 480GB model up to 14,016 TBW on the 7.68TB flagship.

Key specifications:

• Form factor: 2.5" (100 × 69.8 × 7 mm), SATA Rev. 3.0 (6Gb/s) — drop-in compatible with any 2.5" SATA bay
• Read speed up to 530 MB/s, write speed up to 510 MB/s
• Capacities: 480GB / 960GB / 1.92TB / 3.84TB / 7.68TB
• Endurance: 1 DWPD — 876 / 1,752 / 3,504 / 7,008 / 14,016 TBW by capacity
• Power-loss protection (PLP): onboard capacitors flush in-flight data to NAND during unexpected power failure — protecting against data loss and RAID corruption
• 3D NAND flash; TRIM, NCQ, and S.M.A.R.T. supported
• 7 mm height, 45 g — fits servers, NAS bays, and laptops alike
• Operating temperature 0–70°C, storage temperature −40–85°C
• Broad OS support: Windows 7/8/10/11, macOS, Linux
• 5-year warranty

Why power-loss protection matters: When power cuts out mid-write, drives without PLP can lose the data in their volatile cache — and in RAID arrays or databases, that means corruption, not just a lost file. The OE100's onboard capacitors hold power just long enough to commit every in-flight write to NAND. It's the feature that separates enterprise drives from consumer SSDs wearing an "enterprise" label.

Who it's for: NAS builders (Synology, QNAP, TrueNAS) replacing consumer drives that wear out under RAID and cache duty; small-business and homelab servers; video surveillance systems writing around the clock; anyone who needs 7.68TB of SATA flash in a single bay.

FAQ:

• What does 1 DWPD mean? You can write the drive's full capacity every single day for five years without exceeding its endurance rating — on the 7.68TB model, that's 7.68TB of writes per day. Consumer SSDs are typically rated at 0.2–0.3 DWPD.
• Does it have power-loss protection? Yes — hardware PLP with onboard capacitors, the same mechanism used in datacenter drives. For NAS cache duty, ZFS SLOG devices, and database workloads, this is the spec to insist on.
• Will it work in my Synology or QNAP NAS? Yes — it's a standard 2.5" SATA drive. Check your NAS vendor's size list for bay compatibility; no interposer or caddy firmware is required.
• Why SATA instead of NVMe? Most NAS bays, servers with 2.5" backplanes, and surveillance DVRs are SATA — and for RAID arrays and sequential surveillance writes, SATA's 530 MB/s per drive is rarely the bottleneck. You're buying endurance and capacity, not peak speed.

The OE100 Enterprise Series is backed by a 5-year warranty — extended beyond OSCOO's standard 3-year coverage.