Will this work with Seagate Go Flex External Hard Drive?
740983
It is specific to a WD external drive. You must check the specs of the Seagate drive and ensure the AC adapter you purchase matches exactly in "milliamperes" and voltage, otherwise your drive will either not work or be harmed or both.
740984
This worked great for my Seagate Drive but I had to cut off the old power supply's connector pin and put it on the new one. Look at the model number on your old power supply. This one here matched my Seagate's exactly and after swapping connector pins, it works perfectly.
1554090
It does not work with a Seagate 1.5TB thick portable drive, keeps disconnecting when read/write to it. When connecting a small drive like WD 1TB, 80% of the time will be fine, but it disconnects as well. No matter what power adapter you use! I even tried to use a powered USB hub. It can read and recognize external drives connecting to a USB hub, but it will disconnect from time to time with no apparent reason.
857082
This works with any hard drive with a SATA interface. It should work with the Seagate Barracuda UltraATA drive.
1684313
This is meant to make it work like and external drive, it does work. Make sure you call Seagate to be sure you have what I have, and it works with yours: call (1.800.732.4283) this is a US number.
1535754
Not sure... I had been trying to get some data off of the exact hard drive from a Seagate External HD and as a last resort for the girl, I had bought this to swap out boards. I wasn't successful but the drive I bought has been a good one. I stuck it in another build. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
84408
If you take the 2TB Seagate Backup Plus Slim drive out of its enclosure (this is a well documented procedure) the SATA drive inside should certainly be compatible with this unit.
205948
I am trying this tonight. The box does have two external USB ports but the internal GoFlex dock looks to be a standard SATA connection. Ill let you know how it goes.
455335
Yes you absolutely can. i have 2- 4tb seagate go flex drives sitting on these and daisy chained together into a thunderbolt port on a iMac. they can also be used in the same mannor on usb 2.0/3.0 they work great
1656949
Yes, I am successfully using this with all my USB 3.0 External Hard Drives 2 1/2" (Seagate's and Toshiba's) ranging from 500 GB to 1 TB. Works like a champ. I am using this on a Windows 7 Home tower computer I built (Intel platform). This unit provides enough power to run the external hard drives at USB spec 3.0.
1156477
I've been using it for Time Machine, so I didn't use the included software. Can't say for sure, but by the specs advertised by Seagate, it should.
807229
this is a desktop harddrive, so, it wont, also... stay away from seagate go and buy a hitachi, i learned the wrong way
958422
Any external USB hard drive can be used via the USB ports, the seagate HD is necessary to for the "convenient" slide in interface (it still leaves both USB ports open)
1060316
I have no idea. Your model is not one they covered in the comparable seagate products. If the voltage is right then there is a good chance the plug that goes into the Hard Drive id the right size but that is no guarantee.
1968232
I believe so, there is an USB 2.0 port in the back. Note: I only use the STAK100 for my two Seagate 1.5TB 2.5 portable drives. I use an Seagate FreeAgent Home 1TB to connect my 1.5TB FreeAgent Goflex Desk or any brand of USB storage device, even and usb powered hub to add more drives.
94491
yes, but check at the seagate website. beware, it is a 5400 rpm drive, not 7200, does defeat the purpose of usb 3.0 somewhat.
1103897
I hate to say this but I was never able to get my GoFlex to work. Seagate exchanged it for another one and it wouldn't connect to my network either. I took it back and bought a WD wireless and it connected and worked just as it was supposed to.
1943893
Hi Lucie, I 'm not sure. I posted the info about the particular WD drive I had because you never know what actually fits in these things. Hope someone with the Seagate can let you know. Also, look up the measurements to the WD drive I posted that fits and see if is the same size as your Seagate.