Seagate One Touch 1TB External Hard Drive HDD – Silver USB 3.0 for PC Laptop and Mac, 1 Year MylioCreate, 4 Months Adobe Creative Cloud Photography Plan (STKB1000401)
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Capacity: 1TB
Style: Portable HDD
Features
- Store and access photos and files with Seagate One Touch, an on-the-go USB drive for Windows and Mac (Reformatting may be required for use with Time Machine)
- The perfect compliment to personal aesthetic, this portable external hard drive features a minimalist brushed metal enclosure
- Great as a laptop hard drive or PC hard drive, simply plug in via USB 3.0 to back up with a single click or schedule automatic daily, weekly, or monthly backups
- Edit, manage, and share photos with a 1 year complimentary subscription to Mylio Create and a 4 month membership to Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan. (Must redeem within 1 year of drive registration. Not available in all countries.)
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Store and access photos and files on the go, with Seagate One Touch. The perfect complement to personal aesthetic, it features a minimalist brushed metal enclosure and quick plug-and-play connectivity with the included USB 3.0 cable. Great as a Mac external hard drive or Windows drive, simply back up with a single click or schedule automatic daily, weekly, or monthly backups. Plus—edit, manage, and share photos with a one-year complimentary subscription to Mylio Create and a four-month membership to Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan.
Hard Drive: 1 TB Mechanical Hard Disk
Brand: Seagate
Series: One Touch HDD
Item model number: STKB1000401
Hardware Platform: PC, Mac
Item Weight: 5.2 ounces
Product Dimensions: 1.48 x 4.17 x 5.83 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 1.48 x 4.17 x 5.83 inches
Color: Silver
Flash Memory Size: 1 MB
Hard Drive Interface: USB 3.0
Hard Drive Rotational Speed: 7200
Manufacturer: SEAGATE
Country of Origin: Thailand
Date First Available: August 26, 2020
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