@moma13 , Is this a homelab or a production environment? If the latter then it is not advisable to use any unsupported devices unless you intend to support them yourself (which you are basically committing to doing by knowingly using unsupported devices).
The vSAN HCL has drives and controllers added to it once:
1. Hardware vendor has tested these on vSAN (on specific versions and for specific purposes e.g. cache-tier/capacity-tier), is happy with results and then
2. Has forwarded these results to VMware certification teams for further testing and if they pass they are added (and/or with whatever necessary qualifying parameters e.g. doesn't support hot-swap etc.).
In this case I see no pending/ongoing hardware certification PRs for this device, only ESXi certification PRs and hence it looks like 1. hasn't been done here (other than possibility of other non-PR internal threads etc.). I also see P4326 which it looks like this device is successor of (based on the spec sheet comparison to it and other similarities) is not on the vSAN HCL and looks to have not passed 2. testing when last put forward (note that this isn't a definitive thing e.g. a drive may fail specific required tests for various reasons, it is possible these fail-causes may be fixed in driver/firmware/other and a device pass when put forward again).
