Flash drives have given way to portable SSDs like the Satechi Mini, which are faster and offer greater storage capacity.

While we get ready for incredible deals with Amazon Prime Big Deal Days around the corner (July 8-11), there are plenty of deals available right now! It's the perfect time to upgrade your storage ...

Seagate Technology (STX) has been on an impressive run, soaring 63% over the past three months. The stock’s rally is powered ...

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The 2TB Seagate Expansion Card has returned to a price I haven't seen since last year's Black Friday WD Black C50 2TB review: "Imperceptibly similar when compared to the Series X internal drive" ...

Seagate Expansion 2TB External Hard Drive Deal at Best Buy Is Now Cheaper Than on Amazon You don't need software to connect this super-fast, pocket-sized USB 3.0 drive to your PC, Mac, or gaming ...

Prices per GB of around 2 cents are not unusual here — for example, the Seagate Expansion 8TB desktop hard drive for $150. An external drive with a 2.5-inch magnetic hard drive usually has a ...

The Seagate Portable 2TB External Hard Drive HDD is not just another everyday storage device, it is a dependable solution designed specially to handle all your data storage needs quickly and ...

The Seagate Expansion Card is one of your only viable options out there if you want to upgrade your internal Xbox Storage. Whether it's the 512GB, 1TB, or 2TB versions, it sadly doesn't come cheap ...

The 20TB Seagate Expansion External Hard Drive offers a USB-C adapter rated for USB 3.0 Gen1 speeds, which makes it more than adequate for copying data back and forth from PCs and consoles as a ...

With a 46% discount, now is the perfect time to upgrade your Xbox experience with the Seagate Storage Expansion Card 2TB—just $193.43. Deals like this don’t last long, so grab it while you can!

At $200, the 2TB Seagate Storage Expansion Card is down to its lowest price ever. The 2TB launched with a hefty MSRP of $360; however, it's been averaging $250 for the past few months.