Questions about Icy Box IB-366StU3+B

Yes, needed power adapter is included.

4 TB works 👍🏻

Have you plugged in the power cable? If only the USB cable is plugged in, the hard drive is probably not getting enough power to boot up completely.

I don't know of a single 3.5 inch hard drive enclosure that can be operated via USB as a power source.

Hello I don't have a Seagate Barracuda, but another 2TB 3.5 HDD. The IcyBox should work with any SATA 3.5 inch HDD without any problems. Have you connected the external power supply of the ICY Box and pressed the power button on the back of the case? Maybe you did not insert the HD properly or did not latch the lid properly? If this is not the reason, your Icy Box or your HD might be defective. Greetings, Thomas

I think so, because according to this link there is no limit to the hard disk capacity. http://www.raidsonic.de/products/external_cases/external_cases_35/index_de.php?we_objectID=280#technical_data

Hello, According to the Playstation requirements, the case and the drive chosen seem to be compatible (USB 3.0 or higher and HDD of 250 GB minimum). https://www.playstation.com/fr-ch/get-help/help-library/system---hardware/storage---data/ps4--external-hdd-support/

I don't know about the Icy Box Dock, but the unit I bought just has an internal connector to mate the disk to the external USB interface. So I see no reason why it would care about how the disk was formatted. As it happens, I inserted a new disk and reformatted it with Apple's HFS.

Isn't this managed via USB management/Windows or the built-in HDD itself?

No, there is no hard disk capacity limit according to the manufacturer. See specifications on the manufacturer's page (click on the + at Technical Data): http://www.raidsonic.de/products/external_cases/external_cases_35/index_de.php?we_objectID=280

According to the digitec description, a cable is included. I can confirm this; mine came with a USB cable.