Setup is confusing, but usage is seamless Overall, the drive is very compact and can fit into your pocket easily. The connector turns white when it’s connected to the computer, and its breathing status indicates that a file transfer is occurring. With the bundled USB cable, it can be plugged into the computer for file transfers or charging. The right side of the storage disk gets a DC input for charging its internal battery. There’s a separate cover with a USB 3.0 port, which can be placed over the SATA connector. The Wireless Plus has a lid on one side, which when removed reveals a SATA connector. When the LED is amber, it means that the drive is charging.

The green LED represents a full charged drive, while red indicates low battery. When the LED turns blue and blinks, it indicates the device is starting up, and when it’s constant, it means the drive is broadcasting. It has a power button on its left side, which when turned on indicates the drive’s status via two LED lights on top, representing wireless connectivity and battery status. The Seagate Wireless Plus drive has a capacity of 1TB, which should be enough for all your storage needs.

A portable hard-drive, plus a wireless media server.

Setup is confusing, but usage is seamless.

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