Seagate One Touch 5TB Portable Hard Drive with Rescue Data Recovery Services
Item: 5555300
Model: STKC5000601
Sale price: $94.99
Price valid 8/4/21 through 8/29/21.
Limit 3 per member
https://www.costco.com/seagate-on...61181.html
Features:
Drag and Drop File Saving Right out of the Box
Fast Data Transfer with USB 3.0 Connectivity
Compatible with Windows and Mac Computers
Includes 3 Years of Data Recovery Service
Data Transfer Rate120 MB/Sec
Deal is apparently both online and in local warehouse.
Note: This is a portable external drive (2.5)
not a desktop external drive (3.5).
While various Seagate portable drive models can typically be shucked (not sure about this specific version), they are usually approx. the size of a 2.5 inch hard drive shucked. (Edit to add: A video on shucking a portable 5TB Seagate One Touch drive:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4L2kZMAOXE)
For the usual questions about PlayStation 5 Extended Storage, see the
https://www.playstation.com/en-us...d-storage/ page FIRST before asking any questions.
You can store PS5 games and PS4 games.
You can play PS4 games directly from USB extended storage, which lets you save space on your PS5 console storage for PS5 games.
To play PS5 games, you need to copy game data from your USB extended storage drive back to your PS5 console's internal SSD storage. It's much quicker to copy a PS5 game from USB extended storage than to re-download it.
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Can one put a shucked drive back into it's enclosure? Yes. This assumes one hasn't destroyed the external hard drive enclosure when shucking/extracting the enclosure's internal hard drive. One can search Youtube and similar sites for videos on how to shuck various external USB hard drive enclosures.
Just note that with WD external portable USB drives generally will have the USB port integrated into the WD 2.5 inch hard drive. For now Seagate external portable drives currently do not have the USB port integrated into the Seagate 2.5 inch hard drive.
Have 3TB of data to keep on a backup drive and hopefully not ever need to use.
Good timing.
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