Seagate One Touch, 2TB, Password activated hardware encryption, portable external hard drive, portable external hard drive, PC, Notebook & Mac, USB 3.0, Black (STKY2000400)

Easy to install. Quiet and tiny. Faster and more portable than the drive it replaced. Love the little icon. Good quality overall. I'd buy it again.

Works well!!

I love that it’s portable! I also love that it is USB-C! If you do not have a newer computer that has this port then I wouldn’t recommend. It’s super easy to get started and easy to use! Great in size to carry everywhere! I thought it to be a bit overpriced, but after using it, I think what I paid was rather accurate and fair!

Hace un par de semanas tuve que aplicar una corrección al disco duro porque dejó de reconocerlo la laptop. Debo acotar que no suelo usarlo ni mantenerlo conectado y que sigo el protocolo correcto para desconectarlo, así que me dio un susto innecesario. Por fortuna la misma página de la marca me dio la solución.

This thing is absolutely amazing! first off its small and takes up little to no space. Its super easy to set up I got this because my pc is older and doesn't have a lot of space. I'm an artist and gamer and these games keep getting bigger and bigger so i was swapping between a limit of 2-3 games being installed on my computer. since i got this drive, ive moved my games to it and i have about 36 different games installed, including Ark and i still have space left over! definitely worth getting if your having space issues

Easy plug-and-play for Windows 10 compatibility, and with a little searching one can find online how to fully operate this device. I'm a fairly technical person who has typically deleted all the onboard features, but I decided to try the hardware encryption, and I like it. It was easy to setup a device password, and I even tested "forgot password" before migrating data to this device. If I plug it into my desktop USB, then it's trusted (no password needed). Any other device requires a password to see the content. I was also able to assign a fixed drive letter so that the unlocked drive on my desktop is always L: I now have four Seagate drives, two that are at least 10 years old, and all still work. I compared several 1TB drives, and the cost per GB with my trust in Seagate quality gave me confidence that I was doing the right thing. At this point, I don't know why I'd buy a non-encrypted external drive.

Fist of all you have to use Seagates software to even read it, which is a pan in the neck to download and configure. Then it broke after 2 weeks when I only used it a few times — thought it would be a good backup disk but glad I did not erase the original files. Seagate is not dependable!

Excellent drive.