Testseek.com have collected 72 expert reviews of the Seagate FreeAgent Go USB2 and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Seagate FreeAgent Go USB2.
December 2008
(80%)
72 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: With the fast-moving world all around us, portability is usually the answer to all of our problems. We like things that are big in functionality, but come in small packages. What about all of the large file storage problems though? Seagate has the answ...
Sleek design, 10 color choices, Models up to 500GB, Performance
No Creedo software, Dock not included
When Im traveling I dont want to have to take a lot of things with me. My Dell XPS M1210 only has a 60GB hard drive so I need more space. I like that I can bring the FreeAgent Go along with me and it does not take up a lot of space in my bag. It is ...
Abstract: When running out of space, an external portable hard drive still seems like the most practical solution for storing data. Portability and speed remain the two key factors to consider when buying an external HDD. When talking of speed, the new 2.5 Fr...
Attractive design, good transfer speeds, runs relatively cool and silent, simple and useful bundled software
Expensive
The Seagate FreeAgent Go proves that beauty and brawn can go together, with modern chic and high performance in a great device. If you’re in the market for an external hard drive, and you can afford this unit, the Go is definitely worth looking at...
Good data transfer rates, Compact and lightweight, Stylish: brushed aluminum cover, unique activity lighting, available in multiple colors, Software is functional, attractive, and intuitive, No external power required, Competitively priced, 5 year warranty
Docking station and travel case are sold separately
If you are looking for an extremely compact and stylish portable hard drive, the new Seagate Free Agent Go series is definitely worth checking out. While the aesthetics are a strong selling point, Seagate didn't sacrifice the performance in order to p...
Good performance, Attractive design with brushed metal finish, Automatic backup, encryption, and synchronization software
Separate Windows and Mac versions, Windows version lacks FireWire port
Overall, the 320GB Seagate FreeAgent Go is one of the better portable hard drives we’ve tested. For $149, you’re getting a drive that offers style, very good performance, and easy-to-use software.
