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Seagate Ultra Touch HDD

2 TB

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Herr Pirat

2 years ago

Does the disk also run with USB-A to USB-C cables on USB 2.0 interfaces? Has anyone or can anyone test this for me? I have a small, compact Acer laptop (AOA-150 bw, Windows 7 Pro) that I want to take on holiday as a photo back-up. USB 3.0 disks work without any problems, but what about USB-C disks?

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Anonymous

2 years ago

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Should work without any problems. It even comes with a USB-C to USB-A cable. USB is also backward compatible, just with a loss of speed. The only problem I would have seen with the power supply, an external HDD /SSD could need more power (when starting up) than a USB2.0 port can provide. But if you have already used USB3.0 disks without problems, this will also work. USB-C is actually only the connector and does not make any statement about the protocol used. There are also USB-C plugs that only have the contacts for USB2.0 connected.

ClodeB

4 months ago

Can I also connect it to USB-A with a different cable?

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digitec

4 months ago

Yes, you can use the external hard drive with a USB-C to USB-A adapter on a USB-A port. The hard drive supports both USB-C and USB 3.0, which enables a connection via an adapter.

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monica.flury

1 year ago

Does it work with Apple or does it need to be formatted?

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farb4

1 year ago

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Yes, it works without formatting.

bgrunder

1 year ago

What is the data transfer speed? I would like to use the disc in a TimeMachine backup of the Macbook Pro.

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Anonymous

1 year ago

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Hello I also bought this hard drive. The data transfer is ultra slow. I would not buy it again. Regards

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Questions about Seagate Ultra Touch HDD

What would you like to know?

0 questions and answers

Does the disk also run with USB-A to USB-C cables on USB 2.0 interfaces? Has anyone or can anyone test this for me? I have a small, compact Acer laptop (AOA-150 bw, Windows 7 Pro) that I want to take on holiday as a photo back-up. USB 3.0 disks work without any problems, but what about USB-C disks?

Can I also connect it to USB-A with a different cable?

Does it work with Apple or does it need to be formatted?

What is the data transfer speed? I would like to use the disc in a TimeMachine backup of the Macbook Pro.

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