Within an hour, I had uploaded 250 movies, hundreds of photos and documents from a hard disk to the "wireless plus

After getting the full user manual, I learned that the unit must be accessed by connecting to the wireless network broadcast from the hard disk.

Tried with many remote devices for streaming but the slowness makes the WiFi capability of the hard disk completely useless.

Nothing for a PC.I plugged the hard disk into the USB port on my PC thinking it would install some software as the Quick Start guide kept mentioning downloading apps.

I love this disk

My older and bigger Seagate 1 Tb (non-WiFi) "portable" disk is still working with no issues

I could see this device as a huge asset to business travelers or anyone who uses a portable hard disk on the go.

It can only be used as wired hard disk

I resorted to visiting the Seagate Tech Support page where they had a 6 minute video on using the hard disk.

its one of the most useless hard disk i ever bought

Pretty good hard disk, with wifi

Pretty good hard disk, with wifi

In order to access the files wirelessly, one must connect to a wireless network broadcast by the hard disk itself.

Do not click on the Mac Install.dmg file on the hard disk - from my experience, it makes my HDD "disappear" - my Mac can't find it.

and I used the Seagate software, the hard drive no longer showed up on my computer and when I restarted it I got a message on my screen saying, "The disk you inserted was not readable by this computer" (http://i.imgur.com/2uoIYL7.png)

I could see this device as a huge asset to business travelers or anyone who uses a portable hard disk on the go.

After waiting for THREE MONTHS after mailing the drive to them, I just got a phone call informing me that the drive, which sat still on a desk for the entirety of its short life, somehow managed to scratch its own internal disk beyond the point of being able to recover any files

The disk you inserted was not readable by this computer...asks if I want to initialize, ignore or eject.

and I opened up the folders thinking I could find a full user manual on the hard disk.

Lots of storage with the 2TB hard disk

Inside the box was a hard disk, a USB cable set to connect to a PC, a AC adapter to charge the unit, a Quick Start Guide and a 24 page warranty guide written in 24 languages

Of course so do a lot of much cheaper disk drives.

So while you can view photos easily on the hard disk, it would not be ideal for backing up a SD card full of photos via the wireless interface

I just recently purchased a small 2 TB portable disk drive at Costco for $139

and I wish this drive had the same capacity as that portable disk drive.

Was awesome used it all through deployment added stuff as I

Since 1TB is a whole lot of data to lose I wouldn't even chance it