Doubts hdd please help

[cloudff7]

I have a Kesu 2530 and Orico 25PW1 USB3.0 enclosure case more I use Seagate ST500LM030 and WDC WD10JPVX-08JC3T5, APPLE HDD HTS541010A99E662 2.5" hard drives.

In Windows 10 there is an eject function to safely remove hardware. When this function is executed, and the HDD + case does not appear in Windows, for example "E:" even with the USB3.0 cable connected to the PC on/case.

After all this happened, my hand hit the USB3.0 enclosure case and it moved on the table.

Did this hit cause friction between the 2.5" HDD read/write heads and the magnetic platters, scratching them?

[hdsentinel]

Without knowing the details (the drive age, status, Health) and without knowing how big was the "hit" hard to say anything for sure.
If the drive just moved a bit, then probably things are safe.

If you have doubts, then it is better to perform some tests with Hard Disk Sentinel, exactly to verify the situation: reveal if there is any problem - or confirm that the drive is working correctly, no need to worry.

Please check this topic about the recommended tests in general when a drive is "suspicious":

https://www.hdsentinel.com/faq.php#tests
Hard disk health is low or recently changed or I just installed a new (used) hard disk. How can I perform a deep analysis?

I recommend to use the Disk menu -> Surface test -> Read test: if the test shows no errors, then things are safe.

Also if you use Report menu -> Send test report to developer option, it is possible to check the complete status of the drive and advise if there is any error / problem.

[cloudff7]

Seagate ST500LM030 of 2016 and WDC WD10JPVX-08JC3T5 of 2012/2013, APPLE HDD HTS541010A99E662 of 2011 models the health is good but they are used purchased on aliexpress and this health data may have been manipulated for a few hours of use and good health but I did a full surface test and found no errors, the impact was not very strong the enclosure case only moved a few centimeters on the table but did not fall to the floor but I know that 2.5" HDDs are very fragile to any impact