Seagate 10TB Expansion Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive
$195.99
In stock
Description
Compatible with systems running Windows 7 or macOS 10.12 and later, the 10TB Expansion Desktop External Hard Drive from Seagate is automatically recognized by Windows, requires no additional software to install, and nothing to configure. Files such as photos, videos, music, and documents can be easily transferred to this drive via drag-and-drop, and fast data transfers are ensured using micro-USB 3.0 connectivity, which is also known as USB 3.1 Gen 1. This external hard drive features a 10TB storage capacity, is also compatible with USB 2.0, and includes a 4′ USB 3.0 cable and a power adapter.
Additional information
| Weight | 2.95 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.7 × 8.35 × 2.7 in |
| Storage Capacity | 10 TB |
| Connection Interface | 1 x USB 3.2 / USB 3.1 Gen 1 (USB Micro-B) |
| Pre-Format | NTFS |
| Internal Interface | SATA (Unspecified) |
| Type | Hard Disk Drive |
| Form Factor | 3.5" |
| Power Source | Included AC Adapter |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 6.9 x 4.7 x 1.4" / 175.3 x 119.4 x 35.6 mm |
Reviews (451)
451 reviews for Seagate 10TB Expansion Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive
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Florian Kris (verified owner) –
I already had one of this brand 6TB, I love how it works so now I took an 18TB, and I’m satisfied!
Kayden Bernier (verified owner) –
Installed and using it from last 2 weeks. Till date it is working fine with no problem. It is compact with amazing capacity.
Eula Bernier (verified owner) –
I finally decided to consolidate my back up drives from 10 to 2—these Seagate 8 Tb drives worked right from the plug in, needed no formatting and so far so good—been using them ~ 1 week so far, so let’s see how long they last?
Zane Deckow (verified owner) –
Not super fast but great for archiving. I have 4 of them now. I bought the first ones about 1 year ago and still working great.
Sofia Bernhard (verified owner) –
Not a bad drive for the price. Mine lasted about 4 years before it crapped out. I didn’t lose anything because it held redundant files, being a backup drive and all. I bought it primarily because it was on clearance at a local store. Not recommended for constant hard use, it’s meant to dump files on it, then updated periodically with backups. But recommended for the value, a tool to keep multiple backups. You never know when a drive will fail. But I also still have have a few 10-15 year old hard drives that still work surprisingly. It’s amazing how much storage space you can get for the price these days, it’s generally a bargain, though HDD’s lack the speed of pricier SSD’s.
Lexus Abshire (verified owner) –
These two Seagate 8TB drives are the third set I have purchased to back up my photographic library. The others have been retired, since they are almost full. Over many years I have relied on Seagate drives and prefer them over all other. Very dependable. Len Holland
Vicenta Dicki (verified owner) –
Nice Piece Of HardDesk Great One
Kara Price (verified owner) –
The drive constantly disconnects and usually fails to reconnect. The drive’s internal USB circuit keeps crashing, pulling down the USB bus on my PC and disconnecting not only the drive but my mouse and keyboard as well. I replaced this drive with a Toshiba and my problems went away. I’ll never buy another Seagate drive … it’s not worth risking my photos and other data.
Timothy Haag (verified owner) –
Great performing external. Good sustained performance for large file transfers. Wish that the serial number were visible on the top of the drive to make it easier to tell which drive is which while they’re plugged in.
Molly Steuber (verified owner) –
A good choice after dealing with 5 Hard drives of 1TB and 500GB. Perfect for making backups of my whole video and audio stuff. No need to worry anymore about losing my smaller external hard drives with personal information.
Lamont Cruickshank (verified owner) –
I use this to simply store images in all formats, and some documents. It is stationary and not subject to periodic movement. It does the job as expected. I have other Expansion drives that all do the job and at a fraction of the cost of other units. Speed is not important for this function.
Rebeca Powlowski (verified owner) –
I purchased an identical 8 terabyte Seagate 3 years ago for the purpose of backup and also transporting my Adobe Lightroom Classic Library of images between two computers at different locations. It has been flawless– truly plug and play. I expect the same outstanding performance for my recent purchase when we install it on our Mac.
Darren Hill (verified owner) –
No Problems with it, works, 3.o data transfer speeds, sort of wish I had gotten the bus powered one for easier portablity but, thats ok this can be my stay at home drive.
Katlynn Becker (verified owner) –
Good HDD, no issues with delivery or performance so far
Violette Witting (verified owner) –
Working as expected. Only 4 stars because nothing is absolutely perfect.
Unique Aufderhar (verified owner) –
Buy, buy now, buy right now!
Bettye Deckow (verified owner) –
It’s early days to make sure it lasts, but no problems so far. Quieter than I was led to expect from some other reviews, and fast. Great for storing music files which exist on portable drives as well. So, so far, so good.
Domenic Marvin (verified owner) –
Muy Bueno!
Benny Ortiz (verified owner) –
seems to be working well, although it’s hard to know since I cannot pull up a view of what is on the drive on my MacBookAiir. Also, the reportedly easy installation took me several days and the arrival of a friend to help find the right connections among the cables provided. Hopefully, other purchasers will not encounter such difficulties.
Bert Marquardt (verified owner) –
Am using the the drive for OSX TimeMachine and it works just fine. HOWEVER, it makes too much noise when spinning up and the vibrations got amplified by my desk. Was able to diminish the problem by using a longer cable and placing the drive on a softer surface (to diminish the vibrations). Someday I will find a high capacity solid state drive. Sigh….