Seagate Backup Plus Portable 5TB | USB 3.0 | Review | Speed Test

Small and portable hard drive, with a massive storage capacity of 5 Tera Bytes. It is USB 3.0 compatible and transfer speeds are good. Priced reasonably, and good for those who prefer large storage with a portable solution. More in this video..

Specs:
► Capacity : 5 Tera Bytes
► Speed : Around 5400 rpm (as per crystal disk info)
► HDD Form factor : 2.5 inch
► Interface : USB 3.0. Compatible with USB 2.0 as well
► Platform : Windows 7 or higher / MacOS 10.11 or higher

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[sardspen]

butt the controler reports a 5tB while true space is 5MB.. show a check disk here see to.

[Endoe.McKronic]

It's funny how the externals are cheaper than the internals. I rather just take it out the case and use it inside my pc

[grossteilfahrer]

That effing thing is teh worst ever. If you write more than a few hundred gigs ata atime it drops to oúnder a megabyte per second, and up to 3 or 4 SECONDS latency. it is completely unuseable for backing up whole filesystem images or for storing your steam library - a 100Mibt download is faster than the drive speed - once you exceed the "cmr" size and it has to SMR write stuff away performance just dies

[herogreat]

2GB data transfer is nothing. Your video has no useful info for 80% users. People buy 5TB to backup large amount of files, and SMR makes it 1 MB/s after a few gigs, you should show that to people IF this is an honest review.

[shirlo]

Is it possible to make this video showing how to use this portable backup plus 5TB USB3.0 with someone that doesn't have this accent. I cannot understand him as he speaks rapidly and his accent is much too heavy for an American to understand.