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8TB Seagate One Touch Hub External Hard Drive w/ Front USB Ports Expired
$130
$199.99
+ Free Shipping
Seagate has 8TB Seagate One Touch Hub External Hard Drive w/ Front USB Ports (STLC8000400) on sale for $129.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Spanky for sharing this deal.
Thanks to Community Member Spanky for sharing this deal.
- Note: Must select the 8TB Option on the page to see the sale price.
- A front-facing USB C and USB 3.0 port for connecting and recharging devices
- Password-protected external hard drive
- Out-of-the-box compatibility with Windows and Mac computers
- Includes Seagate Toolkit backup software for one-click and scheduled backups and file mirroring
- 2-year limited warranty and Rescue Data Recovery Services
- Includes: 6-Month Dropbox Backup Plan and 6-Month Mylio Photos+ subscription
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Edited April 28, 2024
at 01:30 PM
Seagate Store has their One Touch Hub drive external USB 3.0 drive in 8Tb size (only) on sale for $130+tax shipped free
vs. $200 retail or $170 on Amazon (where there are allegedly >250,000 reviews) or $213+$20 shipping on NewEgg
Seems like a decent deal on a well-reviewed external HDD if you're into that.
https://www.seagate.com/products/...touch-hub/
vs. $200 retail or $170 on Amazon (where there are allegedly >250,000 reviews) or $213+$20 shipping on NewEgg
Seems like a decent deal on a well-reviewed external HDD if you're into that.
https://www.seagate.com/products/...touch-hub/
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I did this with two 3TB Seagate external drives years ago. They were purchased about a year apart and the newer one failed first. After that I looked closer and discovered the newer failed one was SMR and the older one was not.
So not a good backup/Time Machine drive. Or good since it is just mostly sequential backup?
My NAS probably does optimize or reallocates the files, that could be the reason my 2 8TB SMR Seagates crashed and burned.
You might have to research how Time Machine handles what they use to save the files. Maybe others can help with method. Maybe go to Time Machine forum room and check with others that are using SMR drives.
I'm not saying SMR is bad, and "newbies" are not generally aware how to use these drives, so research how to use a drive like this. I explained how I use it, (and how not to use SMR drives for home use).