Description
🔍 Key Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | STKY2000400 |
| Capacity | 2 TB |
| Type | External Hard Disk Drive (HDD), portable; not SSD |
| Interface | USB 3.0 (USB Type-A) |
| RPM | 5,400 rpm |
| Compatibility | Works with Windows, Mac (may need reformatting depending on OS) |
| Size / Form Factor | 2.5-inch portable HDD; fairly slim profile |
| Dimensions (L × W × D) | About 114.8 mm in length, 11.7 mm depth; weight around 148 g |
| Warranty | 3-year limited warranty from Seagate for this model |
| Security Features | This “One Touch with Password” version includes password-protected hardware encryption. |
👍 Pros
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Good amount of storage (2 TB) for files, backups, media.
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Portable size & USB-powered — no external power needed.
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USB 3.0 makes transfers reasonably fast (for an HDD).
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Hardware encryption / password protection helps security. Useful if you carry sensitive data.
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Comes from Seagate, a well-known brand; includes warranty and data recovery (“Rescue”) service in some bundles.
👎 Cons / Limitations
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As an HDD, not as fast as SSDs. Transfer speeds, seek times will be slower. May be more prone to mechanical failures if dropped.
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USB 3.0 uses USB-A; if your computer only has USB-C ports you’ll need an adapter or cable.
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The “slim” version (if applicable) has lower physical thickness but possibly less rugged casing.
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Encryption & software features may require setting up; if lost password/data could be hard to recover.
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Backup speed & performance will depend on file sizes & fragmentation; large files will transfer faster than many small files, etc .
✅ Use-Case & Advice
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If your goal is to backup photos, videos, documents, this is a decent choice.
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For portability, handle with care; avoid dropping, keep cable safe.
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Always keep a duplicate backup, especially for critical data, since hardware failure is always a risk.
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To use with Mac: likely need to reformat or use software to read/write depending on macOS version.
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If you want faster data access (e.g., video editing) or mobility, SSDs might serve better, but cost per GB is higher.
🛡 Features & Extras
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Password-activated hardware encryption (AES-256) for protecting data.
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Formatted exFAT by default, so it works out of the box with most Windows & Mac systems (though reformatting may be needed for some uses, e.g. Time Machine).












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