Testseek.com have collected 28 expert reviews of the Seagate FreeAgent Go first Edition USB2 and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Seagate FreeAgent Go first Edition USB2.
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28 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Compact design, Uses USB for power, Creedo software package
No carrying case included
At first I thought this drive was just going to be another ordinary external hard drive, but I was wrong. The biggest thing that sets this drive apart from others is the Creedo software. It is really cool being able to plug the FreeAgent Go into any h...
Abstract: Capacity: 160GB; Spindle Speed: 5,400rpm; Dimensions: 0.7 x 4.8 x 3.9 inches (HxWxD); Weight: 6.4oz.; Interface: USB 2.0; Supports Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OS X; Power Source: USB Having a portable hard drive that can carry both files and application...
Abstract: Video Review: Navigating the market of portable hard drives can be like driving in traffic during rush hour in L.A. However, there are always a few portable hard drives that shine. Does the Seagate FreeAgent Go get a step ahead of the rest of the market?
Proper size USB cable. Sync software. Five-year warranty. Autoloading utilities (no CD needed).
Drive is formatted NTFS out of the box. Ceedo and Sync utilities are compatible only with Windows. "Portable Desktop environment" has limited compatibility with common programs. Included software designed more for document backup than for ful...
The Seagate FreeAgent Go is an attractive, capacious portable hard drive with a decent utility set. Its vaunted "portable desktop" feature is still version 1.0, but the rest of the hard drive is very good.
Abstract: External hard drives -- whether meant for backups or media storage -- have passed from the realm of business-only to that of consumer electronics. Seagates FreeAgent Go portable hard drive certainly belongs in the latter category. FreeAgent Go As befi...
Abstract: Seagate has always been a major leader in the storage industry, and particularly in my book due to their excellent warranty on hard drives. Depending on when you purchased your particular Seagate product, they offer 1 to 5 years of support coverage. To...
Abstract: Im still using the last external hard drive that I had the opportunity to review back in July of 2005. That was the Seagate Portable USB 2.0 drive. Its been my 100gb backup drive for my desktop computer (iMac) all this time. Today Im going to tel...
The Seagate FreeAgent Go delivers a whopping 160GB of storage and a generous five-year warranty. The 6.4-ounce drives Espresso Brown finish is offset by a bright amber power indicator, and its 4.8 x 3.9 x 0.7-inch dimensions give it a slightly larger ...
Abstract: Along with spring comes new storage products. Seagate and Toshiba sent us their latest external drives while Hitachi offered an upgrade kit for notebook hard disks.
