Seagate, Samsung, Maxtor
WD, Hitachi
Toshiba, Fujitsu
Take your pick, really depends which factory it came out of. Since so many are now completely new factories not sure it is easy to tell. Most people will parrot the BackBlaze reports, but their application and implementation was beyond ludicrous, and they kept buying the most economical drives. There was a particular batch of 1.5-3TB Seagates that seemed to be the most failure prone (when operating in huge unsupported racks as giant drive arrays)
I happen to have one of the 1.5TB ones, and it is still happily running and I keep my OS backups on it.
I haven't had a true drive failure since WD in the early 2000s though, kept sending me refurbished crap that would break in six...