Description
✅ Specifications & Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 4 TB |
| Interface | USB 3.2 Gen 1 (equivalent to USB 3.0) with a Micro-USB cable |
| Security | Password activated hardware encryption (AES-256) |
| Compatibility | Comes formatted exFAT, so works with Windows & macOS out of the box; may reformat for use with Time Machine on Mac if needed. |
| Warranty / Rescue Service | Includes Seagate Rescue Data Recovery Services; 3-year warranty in many listings in India. |
| Size & Weight | 115.3 mm × 80 mm × 20.9 mm, weight 0.27-0.27 kg ( 270-280 g) |
| Power | Bus-powered (i.e. draws power from the USB port) — no external power supply required |
⚠️ Pros / Cons
Pros:
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Large storage for its size (4 TB) is good value for backups, media, etc.
- Encryption / password protection helps for security of data.
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Rescue service is helpful in case of accidental data loss.
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Works across Windows/Mac fairly easily thanks to exFAT.
Cons:
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It’s still a mechanical HDD — speed will be far lower than SSDs, and more sensitive to drops or shocks.
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USB 3.0 / micro-USB cable means speed and convenience are decent but not top-tier (compared to USB-C or NVMe SSDs).
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The body is relatively thick for 4 TB version compared to 1–2 TB ones.
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Big capacity means more to lose if the drive fails; backups / redundancy are essential.
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