Seagate Expansion Desktop, 6TB, External Hard Drive, USB 3.0 (STKP6000400)

Works great. Is very fast. Easy to set up

Great

Possuo outro de 2 TB. Adquiri este por já ter experiência e apreço pela marca. O produto foi entregue com a embalagem adequada. Contudo, ao abrir o pacote, percebi que o selo de segurança da caixa do produto estava quebrado. Como o processo de retorno é complicado, instalei o produto e ele está funcionando normalmente, então não retornei por esse motivo. Porém, fiquei insatisfeito com essa situação. O lacre foi quebrado, indicando que alguém o manipulou antes de chegar até mim.

Bon produit, fonctionne sans problème!

After using the Seagate Expansion 6TB Desktop Drive for well over a year, it’s become a core part of my home office setup. If you're looking for a large, reliable external drive without the bells and whistles, this one gets the job done. Setup is as simple as it gets—plug it into the power source and connect it via USB 3.0, and it's ready to go. There’s no complicated software to install or setup wizards to fight with. I've used it primarily for backups, media libraries, and some game storage, and it handles all of it with ease. Transfer speeds are respectable for an HDD; I average around 120–150 MB/s, which is more than enough for moving big video files or system images. The build is sturdy enough for a desktop drive. It’s not meant to be portable, and at over a kilogram in weight, it should stay on a desk. That said, the textured casing resists fingerprints and looks clean, even after long-term use. Just be aware that it does require external power, which adds one more plug to your setup. The real selling point is reliability. Over a year in, with regular use, I haven’t run into a single issue—no disconnections, no overheating, no corrupted files. Seagate also includes a 3-year Rescue Data Recovery plan, which is reassuring even though I haven’t needed it. If you're a creative professional, media hoarder, or just want peace of mind with your backups, the Seagate Expansion 6TB is a solid, no-fuss option. It's not flashy, it's not fast like an SSD—but it works every single time, and that's exactly what I wanted.