Testseek.com have collected 21 expert reviews of the Seagate Expansion Desktop USB3 STEB / STBV and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Seagate Expansion Desktop USB3 STEB / STBV.
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Abstract: Seagate has been making external, Hard Disk Drive based, storage solutions for many… many years. Over the years some of the models have been known for their funky innovation (GoFlex series springs to mind), some have been great work horses, but some have...
Seagate Desktop Expansion 8TB For some the great capacity combined with good to excellent performance is going to be winning combination. For others the short warranty, lack of on/off switch, and over-reliance on plastic will be this drives downfall. Eith...
Published: 2017-08-23, Author: James , review by: pocnetwork.net
A fantastic external solution for large backups and media collections alike. It can indeed be used for video game consoles as well if you have an incredibly large collection of games to install, although for consoles there are drives that can save you an...
No software included, no vertical stand included, loud
IntroductionThe Seagate Expansion 2TB USB 3.0 External Hard Drive is basically a big black box, with hard edges and nothing on the top or sides but the Seagate logo. Inside the housing is Seagate's 5900rpm hard drive, which sells for about the same price...
Abstract: Sure, the holidays are upon us, but any time is a good time for more storage space. Enter the Seagate Expansion series of USB hard drives. They feature USB 3.0 connectivity with speeds up to 4.8Gbps, up from 480Mbps in USB 2.0. If you or your comput...
This product is a tricky one to weigh as far as pros and cons go. It is definitely a value hard drive, since it features humungous two-terabyte storage capacity. Unfortunately, the drive speed is a downgrade compared to preceding models. If you're look...
Abstract: We're still waiting for some truly great external hard drive Black Friday deals to surface (it's only a matter of time), but this Western Digital My Passport is a pretty good one to get started with. Delivering a 4TB of storage in a tiny footprint and wei...
Published: 2015-12-07, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
The simple truth of the matter is files are becoming larger and in strange way…we've almost done a U-turn and how we manage data, looking back the early day we were always finding ways to compress and save space. Organise and spread our data across drives...
