I am already using 2 WD My Book 8TB Model:WDBBGB0080HBK-EESN with P/N / N/S: WDBBGB0080HBK-NA.
I can’t understand what the abbreviations ‘‘P/N / N/S’’ really means.
I ordered a new 8TB Model:WDBBGB0080HBK-EESN and i found out that it is one with P/N / N/S: WDBBGB0080HBK-NB.
P/N is an abbreviation for Part Number or Product Number
S/N is an abbreviation for Serial Number
(i haven’t heard of N/S … did you get it backwards ?)
EESN - E =EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) E =External SN =Standard PESN - P =APAC (Asia Pacific) E =External SN =Standard NESN - N =PAN AMERICA E =External SN =Standard
I’m unsure, but most likely a Product Code, ID Code, Supplier Code or something like that.
I had NA version for some years and now I bought second disc with NB. I can only tell you that inside is used different HDD. I dont know which models are used but they appears pretty much different (I just have a look through the grills for HDD cooling…).
My opinion is that NB looks much more like classic WD disc while NA body looks like helium filled discs. In my conspiracy: Maybe NA is helium filled disc and NB is using SMR or hopefully some other technology…