Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Desktop HDD (On a Mac!): Unboxing & Demo

This is a way too thorough look at the Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex External HDD and a comparison to the previous generations.

MSRP: $120
Capacity: 2TB

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Seagate
• GoFlex
• FreeAgent
• 2TB
• External
• Harddrive
• HDD
• Apple
• Mac
• OSX
• Replicate
• Backup

[hari1233a]

i have problem no computer is recognizing it

[DetroitBORG]

@hari1233a You may want to return it or give Seagate support a call.

[laptop504]

How much space did you use so far?

[DetroitBORG]

@laptop504 I've used 1 TB, the contents of my current iMac ;)

[DiNatalli]

Who's Michael Kukielka?

[DetroitBORG]

@DiNatalli That would be me.

[9468859]

9:50 test

[holdencommstra]

why put a glossy finish where you plug in the ports. scratch very easy.

[supremacye]

@BroknSircut he said that he meant 1,2 and 3 terabytes. stop ragging' on him.

[ganstamyculito]

thank you so much

[BroknSircut]

@sphiedd you must reformat the drive... Say goodbye to your data, cuz canceling formatting usually corrupts data

[BroknSircut]

Wow at the beginning you said it was 1, 2 and 3 gigabytes,,, fail

[sphiedd]

dont know if your a computer tech i was trying to format it, and notice on a video that i was using it wasnt the same one so i canceled the formating and now i cant even enter the hard drive any ideas what to do or websites on where they talk about this?

[djEvilDude]

@juanarruti Plug it in to the macbook and open "disk utility" and follow the instructions to format the drive, how ever this will erase all of it's contents (if any) so beware.

[1972jeepcommando]

All that adaptor is a sata to use adaptor.

[juanarruti]

HELP, I have a macbook and I accidentally chose to install the PC/Mac version but I actually wanted the Time Machine version..... What do I do???