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Seagate Expansion 10TB Hard Drive £179.99 with free click and collect @ Argos
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Posted 17 June 2023

Seagate Expansion 10TB Hard Drive £179.99 with free click and collect @ Argos

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Compatible with Xbox series consoles for non series x/s games (or can store them and move as needed)

Plug-in Instant Storage. Add extra storage in seconds with Seagate Expansion drives. With high-capacity desktop options, portable HDD options that fit in your pocket. Drag and drop file saving, right out of the box fast data transfer with USB 3.0 connectivity Compatible with Windows and Mac.
When the unexpected happens like water damage or natural disaster, rescue services help you defend against data loss and retrieval costs, so you can rest easier.
Storage space 10TB: GB.
USB 2.0.
USB 3.0.
Weight 1.2kg.
Size H17.6, W12, L8cm.
Technical support provided by the manufacturer.
Manufacturer's 3 year guarantee.
EAN: 3660619040438.
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  1. TristanDeCoonha's avatar
    TristanDeCoonha
    For comparison seagate dot com want £235.
    Amazon want £187 with 3% available on cardyard..

    Airtime Rewards 2%, plus Nectar
  2. fredthefish's avatar
    fredthefish
    Does such a product exist where I can get an external drive / Nas / whatever and have it seamlessly linked to my Dropbox or Google drive account and manage the upload to the online account? Preferably without having to have a PC running and manage the config myself.

    I'd love to be able to just dump and arrange media / photos on a local NAS but know if the drive dies it's all in the cloud and can easily be restored by just dropping in a new drive and turning it back on. (edited)
    Gio2019's avatar
    Gio2019
    Synology NAS can do that.
  3. AMandeDuncan's avatar
    AMandeDuncan
    My son is looking to chuck a hard disc drive. Can this be chucked?
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat
    How far does he want to chuck it?
    Are we talking Olympic discus distances?
  4. miaomiaobaubau's avatar
    miaomiaobaubau
    Not asking for too much, an 8tb SSD at this price and I am in.
    Willy_Wonka's avatar
    Willy_Wonka
    Only 2 or 3 years to wait
  5. reggie_gimmix's avatar
    reggie_gimmix
    I find that the bigger the drive you go the longer seek times for reading after a short while of use. I'll need to checkout the read write speeds as this would be handy as I have 3x 4TB drives full of PS4 games and another 2x 1TB ones. Would be nice to transfer most to a single drive... but again worth checking the speed specs. Will update when I find out (edited)
    reggie_gimmix's avatar
    reggie_gimmix
    couldn't find any info on the specs of this dive.
  6. kylevdm's avatar
    kylevdm
    Anyone know what drives these hold?
    strooptick's avatar
    strooptick
    +1, curious whether it's CMR or SMR drives in em
  7. aLV426's avatar
    aLV426
    Tempted - might even use some MS reward points. although I keep getting the follwoing error when trying to redeem them!
    There’s an issue with your account or order
    Please contact Microsoft Rewards customer support for assistance. (edited)
  8. ElGofre's avatar
    ElGofre
    Perfect timing, I've just filled my 5TB and need to upgrade to store all my partner's media when we move into our new house next week! Now to just figure out the best way to access the media library across multiple devices across the house.
    Gio2019's avatar
    Gio2019
    Synology NAS
  9. R_Owen's avatar
    R_Owen
    Great amount of storage for the money, id be worried about failure though, would it be wise to have two set up in a mirrored array incase one failed? you could potentially lose everything! (Its happened to me before)
    nobbynuts's avatar
    nobbynuts
    Yes
  10. nofuture2020's avatar
    nofuture2020
    Didn't know Seagate made radiators
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