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The 4TB Seagate One Touch USB Portable Hard Drive Drops to $159.99 at B&H Photo

The best price for 4TB of portable storage in today's overpriced market.

The 4TB Seagate One Touch USB Portable Hard Drive Drops to $159.99 at B&H Photo

B&H Photo is offering the Seagate One Touch 4TB USB Portable Hard Drive at a discounted price of $159.99, including free shipping. This model usually costs $190 elsewhere. While this hard drive was less expensive a few years ago, it currently represents the most affordable option available in today's market. The Seagate One Touch is a compact portable drive, powered directly through the USB cable without the need for an external power adapter.

It delivers fast transfer speeds of up to 100-150MB/s over USB 3.2. An inconvenient aspect of the drive is its USB 3.0 Micro-B connection, which is not as prevalent as USB Type-A ports. However, a USB Micro-B to USB Type-A cable is provided with the product. The Seagate One Touch comes with a one-year warranty. IGN Deals recommends this deal, with an eye towards staying up-to-date on the latest discounts and preorders from a team with extensive experience in the field.

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