[ PROMOSI 11.11 ] Seagate 1TB One Touch With Password Hardisk – Silver/ Grey / Blue

Description

The Seagate One Touch With Password 1 TB is a portable external hard disk drive (HDD) offering both substantial storage and built-in security features, making it a good option for personal backups, mobile storage, and sensitive data handling.
Key specifications include:

• Capacity: 1 TB.

• Interface: USB 3.0 (backwards compatible with USB 2.0) for plug-and-play portable connectivity. Seagate+2Seagate+2

• Security: Includes support for password-activated hardware encryption (AES-256) via the bundled Seagate Toolkit & Seagate Secure software. Seagate+2Seagate+2

• Colour/Finish options: Available in tones such as Silver, Grey, Blue (and possibly others depending on region).

• Compatibility: Supports Windows®, macOS®, and Chromebook (check filesystem & format). Seagate+1

• Additional features:

  • The data sheet mentions a textured metal finish and drives up to 5 TB in the broader “One Touch with Password” series. Seagate

  • The user manual outlines that you’ll need to download and install the Toolkit to enable the password protection. Seagate+1

• System requirements: An available USB 3.0 port (for best speeds); for USB-C only computers, a separate adapter/cable may be needed. Seagate+1

• Warranty: The series is listed on Seagate’s site with 2-year limited warranty for many of the “With Password” models. Seagate+1

Usage scenario:
If you need a portable external drive with 1 TB capacity for storing large files (photos, videos, documents) and you want the optional security of password hardware encryption, this One Touch model fits that use-case nicely. The compact size makes it easy to carry, and the encryption option helps if you’re dealing with sensitive or private files.

Considerations / caveats:

• While encryption is supported, some user reports mention issues with how the unlocking works or compatibility with non-PC devices. Linus Tech Tips+1

• If you never enable the password/encryption feature, you can still use it like a regular external drive. Reddit+1

• As with all HDDs, it’s mechanical storage — slower and more fragile than SSDs; ensure backups for critical data.

• Format & filesystem matters if you intend to use it with devices like Smart TVs, game consoles, or NAS – some may not support the encryption or unlocking software.