• Compact, portable drive with diamond pattern
• 2TB storage capacity
• Includes Nero backup software* for full backup and restore functionality
• Features Green Button energy-saving software – power-saving settings to help conserve laptop battery life
• Easily format drive to FAT32 or NTFS (or FAT 32 to HFS+ for Mac) based on your needs using pre-installed Formatter software
• SuperSpeed USB 3.0 – transfer speeds up to 10X faster than USB 2.0
• 100% compatible with USB 2.0 ports

3 YEARS WARRANTY

SPECIFICATIONS

NO NEED ANY EXTERNAL POWER SOURCE

Portable external hard drives, in industry terms, are called “plug-and-play.” Plug and play means you can simply connect the drive to your USB/Firewire port, and you are ready to start dragging and dropping files. You do not need an additional power source like you do on a desktop unit.

GREAT FOR ON THE GO

Ideally, compact portable hard drives can travel with you. Many come in fashionably thin styles and often have a rugged casing that can withstand accidental drops. Slip a USB portable hard drive into your laptop case or even your pocket—they are THAT small.

AUTOMATIC BACKUPS

Portable hard drives hold large amounts of information and allow you to schedule regular backups automatically – that’s one less thing you have to remember. Often, USB portable hard drives feature backup software you set up once and forget about!

FILE SHARING

If you work with large files, a portable hard drive is a great place to save them. Move from home to office or even desk to desk at work and easily manipulate and save files on your portable hard drive. Just be sure to use the same type of computer. It is NOT recommended to switch between Macs and PCs once you have formatted your portable hard drive.

ARCHIVING

Archiving digital files simply means creating a safe storage place for important files. Archived data is often a permanent record that is moved, not copied, from one system to another and retained for a specified period of time. Save very important files on a portable drive and then put it in a safe or a lock box.