🔌 Seagate 4ft USB 3.0 Type A to Micro B Cable - Replacement for External Drives Review

work, but the external drive doesn't work and Seagate refused to replace it, so after 25 years at Seagate I use another vendor's devices. The company responded that the warranty expired a few months earlier due to a complete rejection claim. Unassuming service considering it only retailed for $50.

So it works well with my Segate hard drive. The length matches the description so I'm not sure if people got the fender cable. It works fine with my Mac Book Air 2015 version, not sure about the new version, will have to try later. It's worth it if you're looking for a replacement for a longer cable.

During a recent move I thought I had lost the charging cable on my Seagate external hard drive. I ordered this one. as a replacement it worked perfectly. . . until I remembered where I put the original. Now I always have a backup in case I lose it.

I'm so glad they make replacement cables for this! I had to buy two, one for me and one for the family. Because it's difficult to keep track of the small cables that come with the kit when you generally have a lot of cables. I also love the length of the cord so I can store it while in use! So far none of us have noticed a difference in quality, and it's way better than what it originally was!

When I bought my Seagate external hard drive, it came with a short cable. It just improved the overall UI for the drive because instead of the drive getting in the way of my hands (I used a wired mouse), I now have more room for my hands to move more freely. I would recommend this to anyone who owns a Seagate external hard drive as it offers more space to put in a more convenient location.

The cable for my Seagate external drive was very slightly damaged so it still worked but would shut down even when slightly bumped. If you know anything about hard drives, you know that their random, sudden, unexpected power failure is regularly BAD NEWS. I was about to return the drive, dealing with losing tons of data and having to wait weeks for a replacement, when it occurred to me that the problem might just be the cable and not the connector on the drive itself. . So for less than $7 I…