I use it to backup my Windows notebook and to store some data from my MBP13". The partitioning was easy. The backup process using Windows' software did not work at all calling an error that somehow relates to the 4K sectoring. I used Norton Ghost 15 instead to backup the Windows notebook.

Sleek design Fast enough Silent

4k Sectors (not fully compatible with Windows

Often I am put in a position where I lose out on important files which I had stored on my computer either due to virus or human error. This is why I purchased this Seagate 500GB USB 3.0 portable hard drive which I use to back up all important documents, files, folders, pictures, videos and other...

Though the fact isn't advertised as clearly as on Western Digital's My Passport Pro offering, the Seagate Backup Plus Fast is another compact storage unit that houses two drives inside, also configured in RAID 0 - which, as with the My Passport Pro, is how it's able to achieve those super-high...

Great looking drive, but a word of caution: I bought it as an upgrade to an existing USB2 drive that I was using to boot my 2013 Macbook Pro. Turns out that Macs are very picky about which USB3 drives they will boot from, and this one is one that isn't compatible.

The Seagate Backup Plus Slim has a lot going for it. Its slimline design is attractive; its software is solid (albeit with some interface stumbles); and its performance is competitive-or-better for the price.

Snazzy; lean design; Metal top resists fingerprints; scratches; Useful backup software that ties into public cloud

Some software-interface quibbles; Drive operated a tad warm to the touch

Seagate has long been a fixture in the world of internal and external hard drives. Recently, Seagate released a new type of drive-one that helps you share and save your digital media on social networks.

As you have seen above, the Seagate Backup Plus drive performs better than other competing drives which we have tested in the past. At an MRP of Rs 6,000, the Seagate Backup Plus drives comes at a cost per GB of Rs 6.44.

Seagate has just launched a new external hard drive which may seem like a continuation of their FreeAgent or GoFlex series of drives. The new drives come in a variety of colors and capacities, features the universal connector they have made popular over the last couple of years, and includes...

Convenient; useful; and innovative backup solution provided with the drive; Social media backup is a great idea; Drive offers fast transfers rates; Available in a variety of sizes and colors; Competitive pricing

Would like to see a GoFlex Slim style version; even smaller and even faster

A few days ago I took a look at the Seagate BlackArmor PS 110 2.5″ external hard drive , today I've got the BlackArmor WS 110. This drive utilizes a 3.5″ 1TB hard drive inside of the unit, and features both eSATA and USB connections along with everything that the PS 110 can do.

Nicely made; Good software included; Dual interface; eSATA is fast; Easy to use

No eSATA cable included; Expensive

This summer Seagate, the masters of storage, released their huge 750gb hard drives. Hot on it's heals came their external version. With 750gb of portable storage, there really isn't much out there that you can't jam into this unit! Are you attempting to download every MP3 or video on the Internet?