Toshiba Canvio Basics 1TB External Hard Drive

Sleek profile design with a matte, smudge resistance finish
Plug and play; Easy to use with no software to install. Requires reformatting for Mac OS v10.12 /OS X v10.11 / v10.1
Quickly add more storage capacity to your PC and other compatible devices
USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 compatible with no external AC power cord needed

1 Year Warranty

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Toshiba Canvio Basics DTB410 1TB External Hard Drive

HIGH TRANSFER SPEEDS

Powered by USB 3.2 Gen 1 technology, these portable hard drives are much faster than – but still compatible with – USB 2.0 devices, allowing for speedy transfer when organising your files.

EASY PLUG-IN-PLAY OPERATION

Simple plug-and-play operation. Ready to use with Microsoft Windows and no software installation required. Intuitively drag and drop files to and from your PC or laptop.

YOUR DATA IN SAFE HANDS

Simple plug-and-play operation. Ready to use with Microsoft Windows and no software installation required. Intuitively drag and drop files to and from your PC or laptop.

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