I purchased two of these to increase the memory on my stack of external hard drives (Im a photographer and videographer). So far they work great but you cannot connect two to the same computer. Im still trying to figure out how to get around the naming collision that occurs when theyre both plugged in. I know it possible but it isnt easy to correct and I have 20 years of IT experience (albeit a little rusty now).If you just need one however it should work very well for you. I havent had any issues with a single HD plugged in.

It's very easy to use, but there was an issue to start that it only gave me 32GB to start. Once conferring with the customer service team I finally got it working, but it was rough to start. Now it's working like it should!

Useful storage but very slow

No s cumple a totalidad sus caractersticas, el material es regular, de diseo si que est bien, capacidad bien, en el proceso de transferencia de datos es regular tambin, no se ilusionen por las fotos.

I have been using external HDD's for a couple of decades now but... this one flummoxed me for a minute. I used to work in a production environment where the drive would be semi-stationary and the computer would be changed out occasionally. You would dismount the drive from the computer but the HDD would stay on. Plug in a new computer and away you go... So every external I have used would power up when you turned it on, plugged in or not. Not this thing. I chose the right power plug adapter, slid it on, and plugged in the drive. And nothing. Couldn't figure it out. Dead as a doornail. Seagate doesn't manufacture sketchy-ass stuff, so what's the deal? What finally clued me in was that thing did not have a power button. What the f? What turned it on or off? Ohhhh, maybe the data cable has to be plugged in? I was reluctant to try this because to integrate it into the morass that my external peripheral situation would have been very aggravating if that wasn't it. Finally I remembered that I had a Macbook Pro that I don't use very often, and maybe I could test it with that. Sure enough, plugged it in and it worked like a champ. There is no mention of this, anywhere in the documentation, however, which would have been nice. May update this with real-life results, but I'm not too worried at this point.

I thought i bought a hub but i clicked on theweong button next to the hub. Choice. For$5 more the hub version is a better choice snd I am having a hard time getti g window to accept it

Algunos juegos no los deja correr directo desde la unidad externa

So far this is working well for me, but I'm a bit worried at how much it clicks and whirrs - not only when starting up but when writing to it at all. Keeping things backed up here and elsewhere just in case it dies. Will update this review if anything happens to it.

But the cable comes loose super easy and takes forever to reload once plugged back in

Had to have help getting it programmed for receiving the backup data. After that, works fine.

I like it. Hopefully it works out great.

Work great for my xbox one.

ok

The portable drives didn't work on my computer system, but they did work on my friend's newer system. My bad luck.

Lots of storage space for me

I liked it when I bought it is pretty big as compared to new storage. Runs pretty good but the transfer rate is low connected to a usb 3.0.

Isn't supported with ps5

I needed an external hard rice for my Mac in order to play the sims since it takes up so much space. I read reviews saying that this product would have some difficulty connecting to the computer since the computer may not recognize it. I did not have that issue, I plugged in the hard drive and was able to use it immediately. I am so happy I bought this.

lots of space for all that old data

Using this as an external backup drive. The only thing I do not like is that you cannot download the toolkit to make it more user friendly. It is more of a basic strip-down backup drive.