Freecom Mobile Drive Classic 160GB Reviews

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  • Ease of Set Up2.6 stars
  • Value for Money2.5 stars
  • Overall rating1.4 stars

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4 Reviews For Freecom Mobile Drive Classic 160GB

  • veldsmw 30th May 2009

    Reviewer rating: 0 stars


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    i had 2 freecom tough drives 160 gig both failed
    bloody waste of time and no support cant get drivers
    why do i have to pay 250 to get my data back
    shit product dont ever buy it
    buy it at your peril!!!!!!!!!!

  • colinmorgan1 2nd Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    My experience with freecom external drives is not good. Cheap but edging towards the nasty i am afraid. Not the design - the design is good, well, it at least looks good, but the reliability of Freecom is very much in doubt. Stick to the reputation boys me thinks!

  • Guest 12th Jan 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I think Freecom Mobile Drive Classic 160GB is good because it's cheap and cheerful. The Usb cable is not very long. Works fine for me on both a laptop and desktop (front usb ports).Being a 2.5" design is much more portable than bigger 3.5" based solutions.

  • tcsr205 Rank: 2nd Lieutenant 19th Dec 2007

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    I bought the Freecom Mobile Drive Classic 160GB because I thought my PC was about to die. I took it out of the box, plugged it in to the front USB port and off it went. Perfect. Windows found it straight away and withing an hour I'd backed up all my photos and documents and I felt safe. That's where the wheels started to come off it.

    An hour or so later I wanted to back up another file. So, I plugged the drive in and tried to access it. It threw up a message saying 'this drive is not formatte ...