If you want to use the Seagate Expansion interchangeably in a mixed Windows and Mac environment, you can also format it using the exFAT file system. In fact, I generally find that buying a drive like this is a much cheaper way to get storage for your Mac than buying a Mac-designated drive, which are generally much more expensive. You can also easily reformat it into HFS+ in order to work with a Mac, a process that takes just a few seconds. Out of the box, the Expansion is preformatted in the NTFS file system so it works right a way with a Windows computer. Like all portable drives, the Expansion is bus-powered, requiring just one cable for both data and power.
But that's all you need to get up and running. The Expansion ships in a spartan retail package that includes the drive itself and a foot-long standard Micro-USB 3.0 cable.
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