Great solution, easy to set up.

I thought this might be a good solution as a portable private cloud to expand the usefulness of my iPad and it almost works

The Seagate IS the solution to this problem, and it WORKS!!

For a device that is touted as a solution for photographers, having no RAW image support is a big letdown.

I really recomend this solution to anyone that need space and functionallity for his mobile devices

I thought that I had found a great solution to the problem of phones with no storage

A vast improvement from the previous generation (Seagate Satellite), Seagate Wireless Plus is the perfect solution for the device lover with massive gigabytes of media (like me).

If purchasing this for a backup of media from your iOS device, I would NOT recommend it; there are better ( and less costly) solutions.

So a buyer will eventually be forced to rent/buy memory capability on a "CLOUD" storage device in order to access large files that can't be stored on the K_Fire HD unit (which can only be accessed thru a router in the buyer's home or hot spot somewhere); a thoroughly useless solution when traveling if not available

So, this review is meant to show to future customers that the Seagate Wireless Plus is a REALLY GREAT SOLUTION FOR Kindle Fire HD that I can proudly RECOMMEND TO ANYBODY wishing to extend her /his storage capacity

The SeagateMedia app is a pretty cool solution, but very very outdated and far from perfect

One recommendation to Seagate, please train your support team to be more responsive and solution-oriented, Your product is really a great solution I have ever seen.

This is a really cool solution to people such as myself who have very large media libraries

I hated having to constantly delete files on my iPhone to make room for other files, so when I saw the Seagate Wireless Plus drive, it seemed like the perfect solution, especially since the iPhone doesn't take memory cards

Much better solution than the drives with built in wifi

So bottom line if you are looking for either a portable, wireless solution or both the Seagate Wireless Plus is for you.

This did nothing, but I appreciate their 'solution' of recommending not to use an element of the product."Here Seagate, I have a Sailboat for you to buy, it doesn't sail in wind, but if you take the sails off, then it will float in the water"Will not be purchasing another product from this company.

Since it also doesn't require Internet access, this sounds like an ideal solution for travel with my Fire since I can load it up with large files and then just stream everything through the Fire's wireless connection.

Since Seagate says they are 'looking for a solution to the problem', I'd really just like to know if such a solution is reasonable to expect, or if this is just how it will remain

And the drive's internal battery lasts for about 10 hours, giving you a portable storage solution useful for about a day's worth of travel

This hard drive is great and fits for what I have been looking for - a large portable & wireless solution that I can carry with me

In any case, it works solidly to stream anything DVD resolution, and if you set things up right you have a nice little homebrew local Netflix solution with your own media files

This is a good solution

this was the perfect solution for long road trips.

it's a creative solution to space constraints and

Perfect solution!

Either it works, in this case, it is a better solution, or it doesn't

alreadySet up is terrible with very little instructions provided by seagateThought this would be a great solution to store photos, movies, etc for all devices, but turned out to be a nightmare

There are better solutions for your home network (DLNA, media server I.e.

It provides you with a great solution to watch your videos on the plane, layovers, buses, hotels and any time you are away from home

A great shame because as a keen iPhoneographer I thought this was going to be the perfect solution to the limited storage iPhone storage while taking photos and movies on long trips.

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