Add space, consolidate files to a single location, or free up space on your system’s internal drive with the 12TB Expansion Desktop USB 3.0 External Hard Drive from Seagate, which is preformatted exFAT, meaning it is compatible with Windows and Mac right out of the box. This hard drive provides a storage capacity of up to 12TB and connects to your host system using its micro-USB 3.0 interface. Copy and saving data is easy – simply drag and drop. Included is an 18″ USB 3.0 cable, an 18W power adapter, Seagate’s Rescue Data Recovery Services, and Toolkit backup software.
Please note that reformatting may be required for use with Apple’s Time Machine. Also, Rescue Data Recovery Services is not available in all countries.
Pearline Mante (verified owner) –
Easy to crack open for shucking. The USB-SATA converters come in handy if you need a quick way to access a bare drive down the road.
Dario Nolan (verified owner) –
I experienced data corruption when using cables other than the very short cable the drive ships with. Maybe I have bad cables but they seem to work fine with other drives.
Emmanuelle Armstrong (verified owner) –
Simple to set up and use and most importantly unlike others this EHD does what was needed in a simple to use method.
Evan Schaefer (verified owner) –
Looks turned on (light is illuminated), I hear a noise like it’s trying to boot, but it no longer shows up on any computer I plug it into.
Lemuel Waters (verified owner) –
Great price fast delivery no tax
Cullen Zulauf (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.
Justina Anderson (verified owner) –
I have been buying Seagate drives for years and they have always been reliable. This one has been easy to install and is quiet. Would recommend.
Everett Oberbrunner (verified owner) –
I am only buying Seagate now, after serious issues with WD. I dropped one star simply because larger drives today are not as dependable as smaller drives I still use after many years. I have some reporting perfect condition, which is really remarkable. In contrast, I am loosing larger drives much faster. I only use the larger disks for storage. The smaller disks, I am using in new builds, when they are retired from storage.
Marjorie Bayer (verified owner) –
I’ve had so many bad experiences with WD that I refuse to buy another one. While Seagate maybe higher priced than the WD companies products but reliability and customer service is beyond reproach. I’ve had USB interfaces and bad cables cause drive failures and the power brownouts kill a drive in the past but Seagate is always great about repairing them under warranty. Of course I have had the bleeding edge drive reliability issue with every make of drive but Seagate stands behind their products and the others look for reasons to blame the user and deny warranty claims.
Javier Barton (verified owner) –
have 2 others also going for a while so far all is good quiet speed is acceptable, if you go for lunch or a looong coffee break……………………………………………………………. better than spending 10k$ on a 8Tb SSD keep em cool as they get very hot without cooling built a drive tower with fans with the air-conditioner 23c keeps em happy loading all day
Coy Powlowski (verified owner) –
The Seagate expansion was the perfect addition to my desktop setup. It has a very sleek design that anybody could appreciate, and now I have loads of storage. This is perfect for anyone with a job that requires a lot of downloads, movie buffs, or gamers! I feel like it’s quite durable as well, so I feel safe having my files backed up to this drive.
Aimee Swift (verified owner) –
I use this hard drive on a daily basis. I’ve been using Seagates for awhile now and they are very reliable as long as you take proper care of them, of course.
Merl Kerluke (verified owner) –
My last hard drive lasted a week so I am positive. Its not 10TB, just 9.I don’t know why the manufacturer labels it a 10TB. Started up on Windows with no too much effort.
Irving Heathcote (verified owner) –
I have 6 of these – I buy them every so often strictly to archive all of my work – there simply for storage purposes, not used as primary drives. Bottom line – for my needs, they perform.
David Oberbrunner (verified owner) –
Cheapest way to get a good 8TB drive. Just bust the case open and remove the drive. I use mine in an OWC Thunderbolt bare drive dual bay unit for back ups. I’d recommend it as well.
Rylan Keebler (verified owner) –
Cheapest way to get a 8TB HD. Open this up and remove the drive and you just saved yourself some $$ over buying a bare internal HD I have 5 of the and they work flawlessly.
Kennedy Langosh (verified owner) –
I use them for my high-density music files such as iso;dsf;dff;flac;wav…etc., and using it directly play music files daily. Their normal speed for copying are between 90 to 150 MHz….So far so good! Reliable! B & H is the most reliable seller in the World….
King Hills (verified owner) –
Have used all the major brands, Seagate has the best reputation for simply working. Only Seagate brand drives have never failed (fingers crossed!), this in a controlled environment, UPS etc etc. Two thumbs up!
Fletcher Stokes (verified owner) –
I use it to store large volumes of data. I am not necessarily editing high volumes of video, so I am not sure how it would work for such users. Downloading video and playback are fine.
Bernice Abbott (verified owner) –
Nice Piece Of HardDesk Great One