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The Seagate Backup Plus desktop external hard drive simplifies backup for consumers who want to ...
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My Passport offers up to 2 TB capacity in an amazingly small enclosure. It features ultra-fast U...
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The Seagate Expansion desktop drive provides extra storage for your ever-growing collection of f...
Recent Reviews
Eddie: I bought this drive before reading all of the bad Mac user reviews and I really regretted the purchase. But now I'm really glad I bought it. I've only had it for a day but so far I've had no freezing, and I've transferred about 500GB so far with no problems. I'm using a Mid-2010 Macbook Pro. I've owned one other Seagate External Drive before which was a piece of crap right off the bat, but this one seems promising. Of course only time will tell, ...
PMetal: Just received the 3T version to connect to my Airport Extreme Base Station as a drive for archive files as well as Time Machine backup.
1 TB for the Time Machine partition, and 2 TBs for files archive.
You have to format it first to Mac Extended Journal for both partitions for your AEBS to see it. Once you do, just plug it into the ABES and it'll show up on your desktop as a HD volume, and you can just use TM to back up into it.
The first ti...
David Broberg: I installed this drive about 1 month ago using USB-2.0. It has worked flawlessly and provides slightly above average speed for a USB-2.0 external drive (it is noticeably slower than eSata or Firewire external drives). I was out of back-panel USB ports so I decided to upgrade to the USB-3.0 using a Buffalo Superspeed USB-3.0 on an empty PCI-express 2.0 slot. The card is "rated" at up to 5Gbps, but no one will actually see that in the real world.
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E. Kerby: I had a frustrating time starting to use this because I have a Mac. On the instructions it tells you to go to their website, but I just assumed that since it was supposed to be PC and Mac compatible I could just pull it out of the box and start using it. Silly me.
Eventually I figured out how to reformat the drive, and I was able to back up my data.
It's kind of weird because there is no switch to turn it on; it's just always on if it's plu...
