goflex satellite

[fernostkraus]

does anybody recommend this wlan harddisk ( except seagate )

 

[Tim SPRACKLEN]

I don't think it's usable on the iPad - maybe other Members will have some definitive information on this.

Tim

 

[Gabriel1]

I don't think it's usable on the iPad - maybe other Members will have some definitive information on this.

Tim

It's actually made for the iPad http://www.seagate.com/www/en-gb/pr...atellite-_-e&gclid=CPbZxcHD26sCFQULfAodfx8FSA

 

[Tim SPRACKLEN]

Doh!!!


Tim screws up again....

Tim

 

[Gabriel1]

I think it's the only thing that I have actually managed to remember all year!

 

[SweetPoison]

Doh!!!


Tim screws up again....

Tim

AGAIN? Tim! When have you ever been wrong? I did actually think though, that one of you two would pop along and tell this guy he was on a different planet. I had no clue what he was asking! Good for him

 

[Tim SPRACKLEN]

Unfortunately I'm wrong all the time - just ask my wife.......

Tim

 

[Heaviside]

This is a product I have been interested in, though I can't share any experience using it.

It was apparently designed to connect with the iPad (or, I presume, other portable devices) via your wireless network.

I have seen another thread (I think it was on this forum, but maybe not) where the original poster was having problems. Don“t remember the details, but a search here or on Google should turn up the info you are looking for.

If you dig it up, how about posting your findings?

 

[Kaykaykay]

I've seen it mentioned on many threads, including this one:

http://www.ipadforums.net/ipad-2-forum/47548-seagate-goflex-wifi-satellite-external-hard-drive.html

Ads for the Go Flex appear on this forum, too. I looked into it because it sounded promising, but the reviews I've seen on Amazon and in IPF posts are mixed. I got the impression that it has a PITA interface, so I decided against it.

 

[Wokiebear]

I have use it a lot both with iPad 1 and 2. It's so easy my grands use the one I sent my son for his BD. Some people don't like the program that comes with it to transfer your files, but I have no gripes. It also works with the iPhones.

 

[k7lvo]

Mine interfaced easily to both my iPad 2 and my iPhone. I haven't used it a lot, but what I've done with it has gone smoothly.

 

[fernostkraus]

Thank you, now I will buy one.:thumbs::thumbs::thumbs::ipad-movie:

 

[fernostkraus]

For Info, there are two more things, since sunday. Airstash, a device connects via wlan and, you can change up to 32GB sd cards ( creating a library on sd cards ) If you check with amazon.com another simular device comes up, Kingston Wi-Drive.
16 or 32 GB, but fixed.

 

[Wokiebear]

I've used the WLAN devices before with iPad but found on watching movies there was a lag in buffering at times that can get annoying...but that was a while back. Maybe newer devices have solved that problem

 

[Anvil]

Hello, a new user here... I have searched pretty thoroughly but can't seem to find definitive answers. I often travel and seldom have access to wifi (so cloud solutions are no good) and am looking for a way to transfer files including photos edited in iphoto and videos from iMovie from my ipad2 onto a storage device, be it sd card or external hdd. Does the goflex allow transfer directly from iPad? Do any other devices offer this?