Testseek.com have collected 186 expert reviews of the Seagate Wireless Plus USB3/WiFi STCK / STCV and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Seagate Wireless Plus USB3/WiFi STCK / STCV.
April 2013
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186 Reviews
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A good solution for streaming media to mobile devices, Good wireless performance, Accessible on local network via pass-through
Can be a little cumbersome to set up, Power button feels cheap, Pass-through setting is not remembered by the app
Seagate's Wireless Plus offers a good way to stream media content to multiple mobile devices, whether you're at home or on the road. It's a little cumbersome to set up, but it does its intended job very well. And you can use it as a regular external hard...
The Seagate Wireless Plus wirelessly adds 1TB of storage space to up to eight mobile devices. It can relay Wi-Fi Internet access and works well as a fast portable drive or as a robust mobile media server
The Wireless Plus could use a faster Wi-Fi standard and should include a car charger. Its Seagate Media app doesn't natively support all popular digital video formats
If you have a digital library that's larger than the capacity of your tablet and want to bring it all with you on the go, the Wireless Plus is arguably the best choice on the market....
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Published: 2013-03-30, Author: Elias , review by: pcworld.co.nz
A good solution for streaming media to mobile devices, Good wireless performance, Accessible on local network via pass-through
Can be a little cumbersome to set up, Power button feels cheap, Pass-through setting is not remembered by the app
We are pleasantly surprised with this drive's abilities, and even though its configuration process is a little involved, it's a reliable product that does the job it's supposed to do. It was convenient to stream files to Android phones — especially large...
Abstract: If you asked them, most mobile phone and tablet users are probably dissatisfied with their mobile storage capacity. As consumption of video on smartphones and tablets continues to grow, we’re constantly looking for the best ways to get content to and from...
Compact, Surprisingly fast, Great battery life, Great coverage, Decent mobile app
Still relatively pricey, Can't charge another device
If money is no object, then this is probably the best wireless autonomous storage device on the market. It is elegant, has tons of storage and a battery life that is superior to almost all of its competitors. I would have wanted a proper on/off button as...
Abstract: Would you like a device capable of functioning as USB-based storage, a Wi-Fi hotspot, an archive for your media, a streaming server, and a rechargeable battery? The six devices in this round-up are versatile, including a combination of those features. C...
The Wireless Plus is quite expensive, at £150, but the ability to use it as both a USB drive with your Mac and as a wifi drive with your iOS devices means that it's a lot more versatile than an ordinary hard drive. It'll be worth the price if you have a l...
Stylish looks, Very easy to use, DLNAcompliant, Can use web browser for PCs
Could do with a few more options
The Seagate Wireless Plus 1TB is a USB 3.0-connected hard drive and wireless streaming device presented in a good-looking chassis. Easy to use with a modern tablet through an attractive, intuitive interface, it makes it easy to keep and track the bulk of...
Abstract: It has been quite a while since I last had the opportunity to check out the performance of a device from Seagate. That over-long interval has now been brought to an end with the arrival of the company’s Wireless Plus product. This offering promises to ...
Published: 2013-04-17, Author: Roman , review by: macworld.co.uk
Connects to WI-Fi Internet and can acts as an intermediary Wi-Fi access point
Must connect vis USB to computer to delete files; No battery level indicator on drive
The Wireless Plus provides a ton of storage and easy accessibility for all my devices. It has found a place in my backpack next to my iPad—at least until the 1TB iPad eventually comes along
