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Seagate Expansion Portable 2TB External Hard Drive HDD – USB 3.0 for PC Laptop (STEA2000400) , black

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This external hard drive for Windows computers makes backup a snap—just drag-and-drop.
To get set up, connect the portable hard drive to your Windows computer for automatic recognition—no software required
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Capacity:2TB | Style:Drive

Easily store and access 2TB of content on the go, with Seagate Expansion Portable. Designed to work with Windows computers, this compact external hard drive makes backup a snap. Just drag-and-drop! To get set up, connect the portable hard drive to a computer for automatic recognition—no software required—and enjoy plug-and-play simplicity with the included 18-inch USB 3.0 cable.

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‎2 TB Portable

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‎Expansion

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‎STEA2000400

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‎6.4 ounces

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‎4.8 x 0.6 x 3.2 inches

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‎4.8 x 0.6 x 3.2 inches

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‎March 31, 2015

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Working as intended for PS4.

Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2017

Capacity: 2TBStyle: DriveVerified Purchase

I bought the 2TB version and it does work with the PS4 (current version 4.50). At first it said it didn't support it but after I restarted my PS4 it worked. Currently works as intended. There's 1.84TB usable after formatting. It took 19 minutes to transfer 3 games (118.3 GB) over from the internal hard drive to this external hard drive. Will update if anything arises.

Edit: It had been a little over two months and its still working as intended. To answer a common question:
It works out of the box. Literally just plug it into your ps4 go to devices under settings then USB storage devices. It should pop up under there, select it then it will say "Format as extended storage" and select that. The support for external hard drives is absolutely great. If you have a TON of downloadable games then you can simply just have multiple external hard drives and download all you games to them. Then you can just plug in the external hard drive with the game you want and you're good to go. I highly recommend looking up how to set it up if you are still having trouble. It is very easy.

Edit (July 5 2019): Still working as expected.

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Nobody

Good choice, but there are better alternatives. DETAILED info for Wii U, PS4, XBOX owners!!

Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2017

Capacity: 1TBStyle: Drive

I've often complained about Amazon rating system for tech products and external USB hard drives are great example of the problem. Simply, it's saturated market with lots of viable options, while impact of "picking wrong" is quite profound. You can wake up one day and find out that your data is gone. Reviews here don't help much: you read 1 star review saying "drive arrived dead", then you have 5 star review saying "drive is great". Which one to trust? Especially since I would prefer "dead on arrival" HDD to one that dies after 1 year of working.

In my case - now that Nintendo Switch is coming - I wanted to download all digitally purchased games I have for Wii U and store them along with save games on one drive. Testing tech components is a hobby of mine and I've decided to go all in - purchasing 3 external HDD drives so I can test how they work and pick the best one. The drives I've tried out are:

WD 1TB Black My Passport Portable External Hard Drive - USB 3.0 - WDBYNN0010BBK-WESN
https://www.amazon.com/Black-Passport-Portable-External-Drive/dp/B01LQQHI8I/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll1&tag=pers0nal-20&linkId=8ae37a7d7b9d5f8cf95b8b36f9e0e5e1

HGST Touro S 1TB 7200RPM High-Performance Portable Drive, Platinum (0S03694)
https://www.amazon.com/HGST-High-Performance-Portable-Platinum-0S03694/dp/B00IVFDQFM/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1487637450&sr=1-1&keywords=hgst+external+1tb&linkCode=ll1&tag=pers0nal-20&linkId=d813ac13cad5cfa89dd1cbc0bd5e087e

Seagate Expansion 1TB Portable External Hard Drive USB 3.0 (STEA1000400)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TKFEEAS/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll1&tag=pers0nal-20&linkId=760fd69a7e53bfff98e624d465627daf

Now, on the Seagate drive I'm reviewing here - it's pretty solid HDD. Read/write statistics (90+MB/s) are great for the price. HGST (Hitachi) Touro beats it performance-wise but it's $30+ more expensive. What is more important are peripherals - HGST spins on 7200 rpm so it also draws more power. Which is quite important because of known problems with Wii U supplying enough power though it's USB ports. Y cable is a must for worry free operation regardless of which external drive you pick for your Wii U:

https://www.amazon.com/Micro-B-External-Seagate-Toshiba-Hitachi/dp/B005M0ICG2/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1487708286&sr=1-1&keywords=y+cable+wii+u&linkCode=ll1&tag=codeproject-20&linkId=cbd46736cfae87a00345b789f6fc5907

During normal usage I couldn't notice any difference between 3 HDDs on Wii U. Probable cause are 2.0 USB ports that are on Wii U - simply there is not enough throughput for performance differences to be visible.

The biggest issue I have with Seagate is historical fail rate. Few years ago Seagate drives had 15%+ fail rate which is catastrophic. I bought Seagate Central HDD in 2013 only to replace it a year later. That's also why I got WD and HGST to test - historically those brands have lower fail rates for their drives. HGST is way better than both Seagate and WD; but unfortunately you won't find it in stock here on Amazon as much as Seagate and WD. This is probably because WD owns HGST/Hitachi and wants to push WD as consumer brand.

In the end, my pick is WD 1TB Black My Passport. Looking at historic data, warranty info and number of 1 star reviews here on Amazon I felt more confident in storing data on that drive. Seagate HDD is solid pick and great value, but if for same amount of money you can get hard drive that has lower fail rate and better warranty - why wouldn't you buy it instead?

I avoid linking externally from Amazon because those often get edited out of review. But if you want more data - like historic fail rates, more testing info and answers to your questions, leave a comment on this review and I'll be glad to respond and help! And if this review helped you, please like it ;). Here are also answers to few questions that I see are often asked on this HDD:

* This drive will work as expansion storage for consoles. This includes Wii U, PS4, Xbox One. So will WD drive that I recommend.

* You can no longer use this HDD to replace PS4 internal hard drive. Seagate has removed internal SATA connection. I am somewhat confused why people were doing this. 7200 RPM laptop drives would be much better choice because of performance considerations. Like this one: https://www.amazon.com/Black-Performance-Mobile-Hard-Drive/dp/B01DOL05OC/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1487707269&sr=1-3&keywords=wd+hard+drive+laptop&linkCode=ll1&tag=codeproject-20&linkId=c409c09ff004693c145d4790073d011e

* This drive is compatible with Mac OS X, backwards compatible with USB 2.0, etc. In a nutshell this is standard 2.5 inch (laptop) NTFS-formatted, 5400 RPM HDD with USB instead of SATA interface.

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CJK

PLEASE READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE PURCHASING THIS ITEM

Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2017

Capacity: 2TBStyle: DriveVerified Purchase

I've owned a number of Seagate products including two similar external drives purchased for my kids about 2 years ago. I have used Seagate and WD drives for years without any issues. This purchase was to replace another external Seagate drive that was starting to make noise during operation which is to be expected after 5 or 6 years of use - I understand stuff wears out. The challenge is that apparently Seagate's quality has slipped considerably since my last purchase.

After purchasing this 2 Tb drive I moved about 600 Gb of data from my old drive to the new one over a period of several days. On Day 4, the drive developed a squeak when operating, which as it turns out signals the beginning of the end for the drive. After several hours of trying to copy the data to other media, the drive is now a stylish paperweight. I did a bit of research and it appears that these drives have a 15% failure rate. This isn't an issue if it fails during the original set-up - Amazon will replace it without question. I requested a replacement and it was at my door 2 days later. (BTW - Amazon gets 5-Stars for their customer service and replacement policy)

The challenge is that once you've spent a few days loading data on the drive, then find out you have purchased one that falls into that 15% failure category; plan on investing some more money to recover your data. Seagate's Marketing Team has you covered. They've developed a strategy to provide a recovery service that ranges in price from $79 (download on sale right now - YIPPEE) to nearly $600 if you want Seagate to recover your files. I figured that I'd click Seagate's little "Try Before You Buy" option, but it still doesn't recognize the drive. The implied solution is to try the "Technician Download" for more than $100. Spending more money is apparently my only option. Good for Seagate, bad for me.

BOTTOM LINE - Before purchasing this drive, PLEASE read the 1-Star reviews. I made the critical mistake of not reading the reviews before this purchase - I figured Seagate was a reliable option as it had worked for me in the past. When the drive failed on Day 4, I visited the Amazon page and found a significant number of recent 1-Star reviews who have experienced the same issue - CATASTROPHIC FAILURE after a few days to a couple of months.

My recommendation is that you spend a few more dollars and look at another brand before purchasing an external drive. Second, I realize now that I mistakenly assumed that I could move the files from my old external drive which had signs of failure to this one. Poor assumption on my part. If your system is operating and you can copy the files - do so. Otherwise be prepared to have Seagate's hands in your pocket or get used to the idea of losing your files. At least I've got a stylish paperweight as a reminder.

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Regina Hart

Complete Failure at Seven Months

Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2017

Capacity: 1TBStyle: DriveVerified Purchase

I purchased this drive on August 25, 2016. It failed on March 1, 2017. After exploring all solutions with Seagate, they confirmed that the drive was dead. The only option they offered was a $500+ file recovery. Until I asked, Seagate did not even mention honoring the product's warranty.

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SookSook

ALWAYS buy RETAIL packaged drives.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 11, 2019

Capacity: 4TBStyle: DriveVerified Purchase

This review is for the 4TB Expansion Drive (with the 'diamond square cut' plastic case).

Great compact enclosures. I would suggest putting on some small rubber 'feet' on the base to lift it up and allow any heat to dissipate more freely. The HDD is easily powered by the supplied USB cable. I have had two other Seagate Expansion drives running for almost 4 years with no problems.
Please remember, just because these (or any other) portable HDD's are 'portable' doesn't mean that they should still be moved or knocked around too much. Always handle with care if you're carrying it from one location to another to prolong its longevity.

If you're purchasing this drive to use as the manufacturer intended (as an external USB HDD), then it gets 5/5 stars and you need read no further.
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If you're looking for a 2.5" HDD to use inside a laptop, in a Disk Array enclosure, inside a PS4, or other 'internal' device, then read on...
This 'Expansion' drive can easily be opened up to remove the actual Hard Drive inside.
And it's a far cheaper option than buying a bare 4tb 2.5" HDD.

I purchased two of these 4TB drives to use in a 2.5" RAID enclosure.
[Please Note: The 4TB HDD is 15mm thick. Lower capacities are variably thinner. Always check the max bay height of the device you are thinking of inserting the HDD into].

The HDD can be removed from it's plastic casing by gently prising away the top lid (which is clipped in). Some of the clips WILL break, but if you're careful, the plastic casing can still be clipped back together again and reused (if you need to). Once inside, gently lift up the drive (it's only slotted in place by 4 silicone screw covers), then slide out and peel off the sticky silver foil on the connector end. Make sure you peel off the foil on both sides of the drive. The USB/SATA connector can then be gently pulled off. You will also need to remove the 4 side holding screws to enable you to slot it in and secure it to your new bay location.

The end result is that you now have a Seagate Barracuda 4TB drive, exactly the same as you would if you bought a loose ('bare') Seagate drive. The main advantage being - that you've just saved about 30-50% of the cost compared to buying an identical "bare" internal 4TB Barracuda HDD on Amazon!

What are the disadvantages? You've likely voided the warranty.
BUT, before you shoot off elsewhere thinking the warranty factor is a deal-breaker, consider the following two points:

1) If you're buying a bare HDD (no matter what capacity) you should NOT be buying it off of Amazon if its being 'SOLD' or 'DISPATCHED' by Amazon - especially those that come without any retail packaging.
Hard Disk Drives are sensitive little things and don't take very well to being mishandled or knocked about. Amazon packaging staff DO NOT know how to handle or package Hard Drives - this is not some off-the-wall claim, BELIEVE me, it's highly substantiated! Despite Amazon having complaints on this subject stretching back over the last 8+ years, and despite always promising to correct things, Amazon are still today sending out hard drives in insufficient packaging.

The majority of Hard Disk Drive failures that people report and complain about were caused because of how they were handled before they got to you (not the manufacturer's fault) - and if you've purchased one that's been 'handled' by Amazon - you're playing a gambling game of roulette! By the time you receive that drive in your hands, it's possibly been rattled around more times than an ice cube inside a cocktail shaker. Is it really any wonder why you see so many 1 and 2 star reviews (irrespective of brand)?

2) A lot of bare Hard Disk Drives being sold on Amazon (especially those that are 'competitively priced') are actually sold without a manufacturers warranty anyway.
They were either imported from somewhere where the Warranty is not valid. If your drive doesn't fail on arrival (or shortly afterwards), you will never know this unless you attempt to register it. Or because they are surplus drives that were originally intended for use inside an external enclosure (such as these 'Expansion' ones being sold above) -there are actual reports and reviews that Seagate have informed customers of this fact.
And even if your drive does come with a warranty - if the drive fails, it's only going to cover an exchange. You will need to return the failed drive (most likely at your cost) and the warranty will not cover any data recovery. Meaning that essentially, once you send it back to get a replacement, you will never be getting the chance again to have your lost data back.
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My final advice is, be aware of the 'handling' risks in buying HDD's from Amazon. And if doing so, ALWAYS buy RETAIL packaged drives. REJECT EVERYTHING ELSE.

If you choose to accept this mission....then, good for you!.... This message will not self-destruct in 10 seconds... although it seems Amazon have obliterated the comments on all reviews!

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Neeraj Vishwakarma

💝👍A Pretty Good storage option for a mechanical hard drive.

Reviewed in India on June 10, 2021

Capacity: 1TBStyle: DriveVerified Purchase

☝️ A PREVIEW TO PURCHASE:
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I like to keep backups of backups of my lifetime collected data & thus have over 15 TB of external hard disks in my arsenal with a dominant share of Western digital disks (both passport & elements) & few others like Transcend , Samsung SSD & a Seagate ( old usb 2.0 ).

🔶️ Now, whenever we opt to go for a new external Disk purchase, the following challenges are encountered & if you are planning to invest thousands in purchase - my detailed review, even though a bit lengthy is worth reading.

👉 HDDs vs SSDs :
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While none of the mechanical HDDs can reach the blazing fast speeds of SSDs in excess of 500 MB/s R/W, The HDDs definitely offer a better value for money per MB of storage.

Also if data is corrupted in a SSD its almost never retrievable while in a HDD , there is always a hope depending upon extent of damage.

🔷️ So for majority bulk backup - HDD are a better option to costlier SSDs.

👉 WD vs Seagate :
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This is again a topmost struggle making a decision.

🔸️Now both are giant reputed american storage brands & preference is mostly based upon personal usage experiences.

🔸️I read somewhere that Seagate offers better speeds & WD better reliability but i don’t feel it’s always true as speeds depend upon a number of factors like type of files being transferred & as for reliability of both brands - It is hard to doubt for both brands of repute.

🔸️ Regarding price WD is a bit costlier to Seagate for same capacity.

🔸️ Both offer same warranties of 3 years.

I had a wd failure & my friend had Seagate failure - yet we both got replacements with data restored from their service centres. So, no issue there too.

🔸️ Regarding inbuilt software, i suppose WD is better as it comes with WD discovery that can link with all your social portals for backup too.
Seagate on the other hand offers 3 years data rescue services on this product.

🔷️ So you can go for any of these brands - WD being my personal favourite.

🔷️ To ensure failsafe operation, testing for bad sectors before storage (using WD utility or any other HDD inspection software like HD sentinel etc ) is always a good idea.

🔷️ Always Store these drives horizontally in a dry case & not vertically or inclined, as in latter case the heads and platters tend to deform & get stuck making the disk unusable.

I learnt it the hard way.

💝 Now I am having a lot WD drives so I thought to give a latest Seagate drive a try too, so I bought the latest Seagate expansion portable 1 TB portable drive and got 931 GB of usable space inside.

🔸️ The packing as usual was fair enough with an instruction manual & 8 inches of connecting cable.

So, 5/5 ⭐ for both WD and Seagate.

🔸️ The HD enclosure is some premium plastic with a diamond shaped surface all over which can surely withstand few non- severe slips & falls.

However when compared to a WD passport that I have , seagate plastic felt bit fragile and less in thickness.

A periphery cushioning or base padding with shock absorbent rubber would additionally be great.

So, 4 /5 ⭐ for SG & 4.2 /5 ⭐ for WD.

🔸️ The design & looks of this drive are quite good with all diamond design & looks quite elegant.

However, color options other than black are not there in seagate which is bit sad.

In WD the passport drive design to be honest looks pretty bad to me with its dual color design.
So, 3.8 /5 ⭐ for SG and 2/5 ⭐ for WD.

🔸️ The drive is very compact & light weight too.

5/5 ⭐

🔸️ It came formatted in NTFS mode with 4096 bytes of allocation unit size.

ExFat is another option & you can play with allocation size also for better speeds but a bit less space.

Partition style was MBR (Master boot record ) for Seagate and GPT (GUID partition table ) for WD but then generally GPT is done for storage more than 1 TB.

I checked the hard disk for bad sectors & self test via software hard disk sentinel,found okay.

So, 5/5 ⭐ for both.

🔸️ With a practical mixed media & software file folder transfer of 15 GB, i registered - a read/ write speed of 138 / 135 MB/sec in seagate and around 140 / 112 MB /sec for WD on my HP omen core i7 configuration , which i suppose is fair enough for a mechanical Hard drive.

In crystal benchmark test seagate had a read / write rate of – 146 / 143 MB/sec
& WD had a score of 120 / 115 MB / sec.

So, Seagate is faster for sure with like 10 MB/sec.
Also, around 150 MB/sec is the fastest speed of such mechanical hard drives in 2020.

Plus, they are for storage not speeds for true speeds use nvme drives with speeds like 3000 MB/sec.

So, 5/5 ⭐ for SG and 4.9/5 ⭐ for WD.

🔸️ The Hard disk works for mac & windows both.

🔸️ The Seagate HD has a blue led line indication for status whereas WD has a small point like white led that won't bother much in dark rooms.
Both are ok.

5/5 ⭐

🔸️ The HD is very silent during operation & doesn't heat much even after few hours of data transfer.

However, in Seagate I noticed few clicking sounds occasionally which was not at all confidence inspiring as it often may indicate end of life for disks.

WD was silent.

So, 3/5 ⭐ for Seagate and 5/5 ⭐ for WD.

🔸️ Warranty offered is 3 years with data rescue which is mostly contemporary to industry standards & similar to WD.

As already quoted earlier, my friend had one hard disk replaced & data restored in warranty like 6 years back by Seagate.

So, no issues there, however no one is going to offer pick & drop to you at home - be assured.

🤏 Final Verdict:
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All in all, even though I have always been a WD guy but with this Seagate, I am hopeful to even out with Seagate as well.

I hope those clicking sounds inside are just normal ones.As of now no major point to reduce any stars.

Final advice:
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Keep backups to backups for critical data and store these drives horizontally in a dry place.

♻️ Do click helpful below, If you find the review helpful.

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James Shillingford

Broke after 3 months and lost all my files

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 13, 2018

Capacity: 4TBStyle: DriveVerified Purchase

I have had this hard drive since May. I trusted seagate and I made sure I always ejected the hard drive after using it. Recently, it broke for no reason and it won’t display on my computer and all my files are gone. The hard drive won’t even show up in disk management. I’m very upset as I had important videos and photos on there (around 2tb). Is they’re any chance I could be refunded as the hard drive is broken. Is there any chance I could get my files back? Very disappointed.

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Maitiú

1/10 of a star if it were possible. Robbed!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 30, 2018

Capacity: 2TBStyle: DriveVerified Purchase

I bought this for storing a back up of my work (years of teaching lessons from year 7 to 13. Used it 4 times and then it stopped working. Seagate offered to replace it through guarantee but I'd have to pay £600+ to get my data restored.

What a scam! Build crap discs & sell them for £60 & then charge folk £600 (x 10 times cost) to get your crucial data back. Foolproof business plan. BEWARE!

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Mik

ATTENZIONE TRUFFA

Reviewed in Italy on March 16, 2019

Capacity: 1TBStyle: DriveVerified Purchase

Non acquistato basta guardare le foto, all'interno non vi è alcun hard disk ma una semplice chiavetta USB e un peso per far credere che ci sia qualcosa.