Note that Seagate has now changed what it is offering with its SSD. Instead of 4 months Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan, the new offer is 6-month Dropbox Backup Plan and instead of one-year Mylio Create, the new offer is 6-month Mylio Photos subscription.
Amazon sells the Seagate One Touch 1TB external SSD for $89.99, a saving of 47% from its original selling price of $169.99 (at the time of writing, prices may vary depending when you're reading this article).
A 2TB version is available if you need something bigger for just $149.99 (you will need to select Other Sellers on Amazon to get this price). A smaller 500GB version is also available but at $69.99, it’s not recommended.
This drive is also ridiculously small and portable (a mere 70 x 50 x 10mm and weighing 43g) which means that you can easily carry it around to keep all your movies, photos, and more in one place. You get both USB Type-C and Type-A cables for out-of-the-box compatibility with Windows, Mac, and Android - we’d just wish that they were a tad longer.
Where it pips the competition is when it comes to what’s included in the package; other than the standard 3-year warranty, Seagate throws in free data recovery services as well, a life saver if your SSD has been damaged and you can’t access, say, your clients’ files. Now terms and conditions will apply and there’s a 10% chance of failure but it’s good to know that it exists as a safety net.
But there’s even more; Seagate threw in a four-month subscription to Adobe’s uber-popular Creative Cloud Photography Plan, which is worth $39.96 by itself. We haven’t tried but you should be able to redeem it even if you already have an existing account.
