Hi, classicaran88 , look, I’ve never bought these types of drives, and I wouldn’t recommend it to you either—but of course, you’re free to do as you wish.
Regarding these drives, I can say for sure that it’s possible to modify SMART parameters and total power-on hours using specialized software.
There’s no guarantee that the CrystalDiskInfo screenshots shown in the listing actually belong to the drive you’ll receive.
Because of this, buying such a drive carries significant risk. You might get lucky, or you might end up with a disk that won’t last even six months. Right now, HDD prices are fairly reasonable, so I’d personally go for a new drive from a reputable manufacturer to ensure reliable long-term use.