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About This Product
    Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)
    Reviews: 67 Staples Reviews
    Product Name: Seagate 2TB Backup Plus Slim Portable USB 3.0 External Hard Drive, Black (STHN2000400)
    Product Description: A Little Fits a Lot, With sleek colors to choose from and up to 2TB of capacity for a growing digital library, this portable HDD is compatible with USB 3.0 and both Windows and Mac computers.
    Manufacturer: Seagate
    Model Number: STHN2000400
    Product SKU: 24383778
    Software Included: Yes
    SED: Non-SED Hard Drive
    External Drive Model: STHN2000400
    Height in Inches: 4.52
    External Drive Bays: Other
    External Hard Drive Interface: USB 3.0/USB 2.0
    External Drive Wireless: Yes
    External Drive Expandable Storage: No
    External Hard Drive Compatibility: PC & Mac
    True Color: Black
    External Hard Drive Capacity: 2TB
    Data Transfer Rate (Gbps): 0.12
    Color Family: Black
    External Drives Power: Bus powered. No separate power supply required.
    Depth in Inches: 0.46
    Series or Collection: Backup Plus Slim
    Width in Inches: 3.07
    Warranty Information: 2 Year
    External Hard Drive Type: Portable
    Weight (lbs.): 0.126
    Compatible with USB 3.0/2.0
    Works with Windows ® and Mac ® without needing to reformat
    Offers customized backup and file mirroring
    Powered by USB connection
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    Any comments on the reputation for this drive? I'd like a tertiary backup for photos. Already using one of my systems plus a WD external, but I want redundancy for photos of my daughter.


    I can go way back and say that I spent something like $250 on a 40 MEGAbyte drive for a desktop I built. I couldn't imagine filling that drive up at the time. Big Grin
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    Every now and then I like to take these small windows of opportunity to remind myself and the community that I spent about $150 on a 1tb portable drive and $100 on a 320gb firewire 400 non portable drive. SD Cards are even worse. Thats all.
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    Seagate and reliability... LMAO
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    03-23-2020 at 08:42 AM #4
    Every now and then I like to take these small windows of opportunity to remind myself and the community that I spent about $150 on a 1tb portable drive and $100 on a 320gb firewire 400 non portable drive. SD Cards are even worse. Thats all.
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    03-23-2020 at 08:50 AM #5
    Just snagged one. Thanks!
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    03-23-2020 at 08:56 AM #6
    Any comments on the reputation for this drive? I'd like a tertiary backup for photos. Already using one of my systems plus a WD external, but I want redundancy for photos of my daughter.

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    Every now and then I like to take these small windows of opportunity to remind myself and the community that I spent about $150 on a 1tb portable drive and $100 on a 320gb firewire 400 non portable drive. SD Cards are even worse. Thats all.
    I can go way back and say that I spent something like $250 on a 40 MEGAbyte drive for a desktop I built. I couldn't imagine filling that drive up at the time. Big Grin
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    03-23-2020 at 09:04 AM #7
    What items are you using as a filler
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    03-23-2020 at 09:04 AM #8
    Can these be installed on a ps4? Once taken out of the case?
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    03-23-2020 at 09:08 AM #9
    Quote from AndrewinMD
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    I can go way back and say that I spent something like $250 on a 40 MEGAbyte drive for a desktop I built. I couldn't imagine filling that drive up at the time. Big Grin
    Yep. And I had a Timex Sinclair when they were new and I spent a few bucks on the 32 Kilobyte memory expansion module; it doubled capacity from 32K to 64K so you could load more complex programs in via the tape drive...

    Hahhahaha!
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    03-23-2020 at 09:13 AM #10
    Amazon reviews not great on reliability
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    03-23-2020 at 09:33 AM #11
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    Any comments on the reputation for this drive? I'd like a tertiary backup for photos. Already using one of my systems plus a WD external, but I want redundancy for photos of my daughter.


    I can go way back and say that I spent something like $250 on a 40 MEGAbyte drive for a desktop I built. I couldn't imagine filling that drive up at the time. Big Grin
    Holy crap man that's ancient. I guess I can be considered a millennial?? ('96) but I still complained about the $110 I paid for my Seagate slim (that stopped working after 3 months)
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    03-23-2020 at 09:34 AM #12
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    Holy crap man that's ancient. I guess I can be considered a millennial?? ('96) but I still complained about the $110 I paid for my Seagate slim (that stopped working after 3 months)
    Now I have the GameDrive and it's good. I don't have much experience with SSDS
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    03-23-2020 at 09:53 AM #13
    Thanks OP ordered one.
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    03-23-2020 at 09:58 AM #14
    Just an FYI, these need a USB A to USB C adapter in case you use Macs that don't have a USB A port.
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    03-23-2020 at 10:00 AM #15
    Quote from iamandrewz
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    Every now and then I like to take these small windows of opportunity to remind myself and the community that I spent about $150 on a 1tb portable drive and $100 on a 320gb firewire 400 non portable drive. SD Cards are even worse. Thats all.
    I spent about the same for a 500 GB external hard drive.

    I'm not even particularly old.
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