Description
SEAGATE One Touch PORTABLE BLACK(4TB)
Store and access photos and files on the go with One Touch HDD with password activated hardware encryption. Quick plug-and-play USB 3.0 connectivity with Windows, Mac, Chromebook lets you consolidate files with a single click or schedule automatic daily, weekly or monthly backups. Plus — edit, manage, and share photos with trials of Mylio Photos+ and Dropbox Backup plan.⁵
- This external drive includes a USB cable that works seamlessly with Windows, Mac and Chromebook laptops. (Purchase adaptor separately for use with USB-C computers. Reformatting may be required for use with Time Machine.)
- The perfect complement to personal aesthetic, this portable external hard drive features a minimalist brushed metal enclosure.
- Up to 5 TB capacity helps keep all your memories in one place — simply plug in via USB 3.0 to back up with a single click or schedule automatic daily, weekly or monthly backups.
- Organise your photos with a Mylio Photos+ complementary subscription and enjoy automatic backups with a Dropbox Backup Plan free trial. (Must redeem within one year of drive registration. Not available in all countries. Trial subscriptions are subject to change in vendor or terms. Please refer to drive packaging for official offer.)
- Enjoy long-term peace of mind with the included limited warranty and Rescue Data Recovery Services.
| Capacity |
4TB |
| Dimensions: L x W x D |
115.3mm/4.539in × 80.0mm/3.149in × 20.9mm/0.823in |
| Weight |
268g/0.591lb |
| System Requirements |
Compatible with most Windows, macOS, and Chrome OS systems. |
Stephanie
Easy + fast data backup & migration from iMac to Mac mini M2 Having recently purchased a new Apple 2023 Mac mini M2 w/ Thunderbolt 4 port availability, I wanted to make a new data backup of of my iMac 27" 5K Retina display Late 2015 model computer's fusion hard drive onto an external SSD. Having only HDD external drives for my iMac, I needed to purchase a 2 TB external SSD which could interface w/ both the older iMac USB ports and the newer 2023 Mac mini M2 Thunderbolt 4 ports. I'm not a 'techie' per se, so I had to do some reading of external SSD reviews on various tech sites to narrow down which external SSD might best address my current needs.