Can you plug a 1 TB external hard drive into it for storage?
212325
why not upgrade the internal drive to a larger size - the unit is basically a box that contains a hard drive
212326
I will agree with the other two comments.. Just upgrade the drive to a larger size. Storage is pretty cheap these days. Good Luck!
1408810
It's not a hard drive - just an enclosure. You would have to provide your own drive.
73895
Yes, you can. Most general external drives should do. I have an LG. HP also makes them.
150959
Affirmative with 1 TB capacty but it does not have an easy removable battery which could create some problem after sometime when battery need to be replaced
1167796
I have a 1TB portable Seagate Backup Plus. It works fine plugged directly into the OTG.
1513058
If your external drive will fit into a slot designed for a 2.5 SATA HDD then yes. I seriously doubt that you will be able to use an external drive with this device since it only has one USB port.
569937
Initial setup should be done by connecting to your PC. Once that is complete you can use it as a 'normal' external hard drive.
1916516
Not that I know of. There is USB input in the back but nothing in the menus that allows you to configure an external device for backup.
1590998
sure be ok. it is ok when i use the 1Tb. but it is better that you check with the Seagate service team
280222
That I don't know. I think that a 1T drive would only be that size and I don't think that it is really replaceable other than getting a new one.
873760
Yes. But not all external drives will work. I tried plugging in a 3TB drive and it did not get recognized. 1 TB one I tried worked fine.
702634
You will need to supply the hard drive with its own power source since the Micro-USB port on the tablet cannot do it alone. You can find decent enclosure kits online.
218584
I am not sure, but here is where you should be able to find out: http://www.seagate.com/support/external-hard-drives/
1790115
I assume any standard drive would fit. I currently have a 1 TB WD Black in my case.
1804645
Yes, you can back up as many as you can fit in 1tb. A typical computer would not have much more than 0.3 to 0.4 tb to back up. However, it always depends. You could have more info to back up, I'm just stating approx averages.
677870
Yea just copy them onto the drive and plug it in, you'll have to leave the drive in since it has no internal storage.
1855232
no but has a port area where you can either add one or use an external drive