Seagate Expansion Portable Hard Drive 2.5" STEA2000400 2 TB
 | Expecting restock $104.99 Stylish, lightweight and compact external hard drive from the Expansion Portable Hard Drive 2015 line of 2.5″ mobile HDDs. This family includes 5 models from 500 GB to 5 TB. The hard drive has an impressive capacity of 2000 GB and a moderate speed of rotation of the magnetic plates (5400 rpm). Designed to organize the process of backing up important user data. It features an elegant finish of a durable plastic case, modest overall dimensions and low power consumption, which is important for active use with battery-powered mobile computers. The Seagate Expansion Portable Hard Drive 2.5″ STEA2000400 will help you quickly free up space on the SSD / HDD drive of a personal computer or laptop running the Windows 7/8/10 operating system. It will become a useful companion for users who need local...access to significant amounts of data on business trips, trips or travels. It connects to the computer using the USB 3.2 Gen1 interface, the bandwidth of which is enough for quick file copying and quick backups. |
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Stylish, lightweight and compact external hard drive from the Expansion Portable Hard Drive 2015 line of 2.5″ mobile HDDs. This family includes 5 models from 500 GB to 5 TB. The hard drive has an impressive capacity of 2000 GB and a moderate speed of rotation of the magnetic plates (5400 rpm). Designed to organize the process of backing up important user data. It features an elegant finish of a durable plastic case, modest overall dimensions and low power consumption, which is important for active use with battery-powered mobile computers.
The Seagate Expansion Portable Hard Drive 2.5″ STEA2000400 will help you quickly free up space on the SSD / HDD drive of a personal computer or laptop running the Windows 7/8/10 operating system. It will become a useful companion for users who need local access to significant amounts of data on business trips, trips or travels. It connects to the computer using the USB 3.2 Gen1 interface, the bandwidth of which is enough for quick file copying and quick backups.
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On style
One of the most popular external hard drive options available is the Seagate Expansion Portable, which is in its second or third youth. Initially, the drive was sold in an ordinary inconspicuous glossy box, but after the boom in "designer" drives, the guys from Seagate decided to modernize the Expansion Portable, squeezing this hard drive into a fashionable case with a fractal coating. It seems to be nothing special, but it turned out really cool. Especially in reality, not in photographs.
Seagate Dashboard
In terms of speed, this is a quite standard “outsider”, which at its peak gives out a little more than 100 MB / s when reading and writing and sags during linear operations with large files. Of the unusual features, a feature that catches the eye automatically stops the spindle when idle, which can extend the life of the HDD. By default, it is disabled, but it is enabled in the proprietary Seagate Dashboard application. In general, this is an extremely useful set of utilities that allow not only to monitor the “health” of a disk or schedule backups, but also, for example, tie a disk to Seagate cloud storage and store backup system restore points or some other important data that needs to be duplicated once again . Seagate Dashboard also has a mobile application that can back up system data from smartphones and tablets.
Careful with SMR
The only thing you should pay attention to when buying is the model of the HDD itself, which is hidden in the case. The fact is that in very recent 2020 models, Seagate began to use hard drives with a “tiled” SMR record, so it’s better to turn to the all-knowing Google before buying. If you do not plan to build a RAID array, then there is nothing terrible about SMR. However, experts recommend looking for ordinary HDDs, since it is still not clear how durable hard drives with “tiled” recording are if they are used to their fullest, transferring hundreds of gigabytes of data to and from the disk every day.
