Seagate Expansion 4TB USB 3.0 Desktop External Hard Drive
£96.89 delivered
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ukez
18 Aug 17#1
Amazon match please
Chasloyal to ukez
18 Aug 17#6
The 3TB one of these is 85 quid on Amazon, though I tend to agree with Orange Sooty that you might as well spend an extra apple and get the portable one that don't require plugging in to the mains.
Also worth mentioning that I've only ever had the one Seagate external hard drive, the 2TB Xbox branded model, and it's been faultless. Seagate products seem to get a lot of bad press and even worse reviews but from personal experience the one I've got has been excellent
Alloneword to ukez
18 Aug 17#11
Just been on chat and told they don't
All1
Orange_Sooty
18 Aug 17#2
Uh this is the old phat model which i believe requires a power plug. pay a bit more and get the newer slim model which does not require a power plug amazon.co.uk/Sea…ive
MBeeching to Orange_Sooty
18 Aug 17#5
'Old and phat' isn't entirely accurate, you're comparing two different classes (desktop 3.5" / portable 2.5"). Appreciate some may have a preference for a USB powered portable drive.
zebrum to Orange_Sooty
18 Aug 17#9
yep for about that price you can get a portable
tigers66
18 Aug 17#3
Could this be used to expand PS4 storage?
StiltonDisco to tigers66
18 Aug 17#4
As an external drive, yes, although you'd need an extra plug to power it. You most like won't be able to remove the drives and fit them internally though.
You'll likely see faster load times with this regardless though.
dallen14101986
18 Aug 17#7
I've noticed a slow down in performance using an external drive on ps4 anyone else had this? Also ps4 froze a couple of times
Chasloyal to dallen14101986
18 Aug 17#8
Not an option available when I got my standard black one in Spring 2014 and then upgraded to the silver Batman edition a couple of years ago, just took the measly 500 GB it came suppplied with out and installed a 2TB plate myself.
Thinking about it that may be a Seagate too but to answer your question I barely used either machine with the midget storage it came with because I nigh on immediately changed it for something bigger but I didn't notice any difference and wouldn't have thought using an external one would make any difference either.
Defintely not noticed anything like that using the external HDD on either my old phat Halo Xbone or anyof the three different Xbone S's I've had, I'm no IT technician but something tells me there may be a problem with your PS4.
malm
18 Aug 17#10
heat added,much better customer service than wd.
avatariii
18 Aug 17#12
Less than £25 per terabyte? That's normally what I consider the limit of what is a good deal, although I'd rather have a good internal drive for the same price.
ajholmes93
19 Aug 17#13
Bought the 3TB model a year ago for £108, to expand my PS4 storage capacity. Would recommend purchasing the version with separate mains plug, to ensure the drive is supplied with sufficient power.
Had no issues with my 3TB over the last year, great deal
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£96.89 delivered
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13 comments
Also worth mentioning that I've only ever had the one Seagate external hard drive, the 2TB Xbox branded model, and it's been faultless. Seagate products seem to get a lot of bad press and even worse reviews but from personal experience the one I've got has been excellent
All1
amazon.co.uk/Sea…ive
Appreciate some may have a preference for a USB powered portable drive.
You'll likely see faster load times with this regardless though.
Thinking about it that may be a Seagate too but to answer your question I barely used either machine with the midget storage it came with because I nigh on immediately changed it for something bigger but I didn't notice any difference and wouldn't have thought using an external one would make any difference either.
Defintely not noticed anything like that using the external HDD on either my old phat Halo Xbone or anyof the three different Xbone S's I've had, I'm no IT technician but something tells me there may be a problem with your PS4.
Had no issues with my 3TB over the last year, great deal