I have not tried any 10TB drives, but I do have a pair of 14TB Hitachi WDC drives here that were acquired last year. So far, totally trouble free despite a somewhat dodgy UPS which I finally replaced yesterday.
A bit noisy on head movements, but otherwise pretty quiet. Fast. Big. They are being used to hold/serve the video collection here now.
EDIT: They are actually WDC branded drives, not Hitachi.
Specifically: WDC WUH721414ALE6L4 Ultrastar "Data Center HDD"
I got them on a deep discount in 2019; current price here is CAD$500/each.
Sigh.. It appears one can no longer blindly rely upon WD drives:
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/04/...ected-channels/The 14TB Ultrastars I got last year appear to have been superseded in the market by very similar SMR drives -- STAY AWAY!
The Arts Technica link above does have this useful tidbit for WD RED/NAS drives: Avoid those with an
EFAX suffix. The "good" drives are those with the older
EFRX suffix.