 This video is brought to you by Cooler Master Mobile, featuring the Jazz Pro Notebook Stand. Check it out at mobile.coolermaster-usa.com So hard drives aren't really allowed to just be a hard drive anymore it seems. This is the Wireless Plus from Seagate, and yeah, it's an external hard drive, and... I mean, I guess that, yeah, still makes it a hard drive. Comes with a three-year warranty, just like Seagate drives tend to come with. Has a fully recyclable package, with a QR code on it, so that's very exciting as well. Hopefully recyclable, very, very cool. And we're just going to open it up before we actually tell you anything about the Wireless Plus. So the first thing that we can tell you, once it's open... If I could get it open... And I've ruined the package, that's okay. Is that it's kind of similar, except more advanced, to this one. That is the GoFlex Satellite. The GoFlex branding has been abandoned, but the concept of taking your media with you wherever you want to go has not been abandoned. So this is the all-new Wireless Plus. It has a more sort of modern-looking industrial design. So instead of those rounded corners, it has sort of a sharper top and bottom to it. There you go. There's holding up the older drive, just for comparison there. It has a bit of a different color scheme going on to it, so it's sort of a textured-looking gray that looks very industrial. Has a bit of a different feel to it. It's not so glossy, so it's not going to get all fingerprinty and ugly as quickly as the older one did. The bottom is soft touch, which I love. The bottom of the old one was not soft touch. So soft touch, which I love. There's your power in. All right. There's the front of the drive. There's the other side of the drive. There's your power button, which is actually located pretty similarly to the old one. In fact, it's the power in's in the same place as well, although the plug is different. And then the bottom, sort of here. This is the new unit. Soft touch feel, as well as four little rubber feet, so it's not going to go anywhere. And that's pretty much it for the physicality of it. There's an indicator for wireless, which brings us to why it's called the Wireless Plus, as well as charging. And in terms of other accessories, you've got a quick start guide. You've got a not-called-Go-Flex cable, apparently, anymore, but you've got one of their sort of flexible interface cables. There you go. So it plugs into the drive like that. The particular one that's included is USB 3, although you could plug in different ones if you wanted to access it via Firewire or eSATA or anything else that might actually matter. USB 3 is going to be the most important one, though. It could even use Thunderbolt if you wanted. It also comes with a USB-to-power adapter, so you don't have to plug it into a computer just to power it. And finally, a wall wart that allows you to not plug it into a computer just to charge it. So let's talk about what makes it special. It is a wireless drive, so you can store up to... It's a 1 terabyte drive for this particular model here, so you could store up to 500 HD videos on it, which is kind of cool, so you can take that around with you. It has a 10-hour battery life. It comes with Seagate's own completely upgraded app. And the one for the... See, I keep forgetting what it's called. The one for the Go-Flex satellite was actually not bad, but the Wireless Plus adds a different form of UI. So it allows you to not only browse by folder structure, but also to browse with media thumbnails and things like that. It also adds uploading, so now you can back up full-size pictures or videos or whatever else from your iOS, Android, or Kindle Fire device. This is not either of any of those things. This is a Windows device, but there you go. So you can... Instead of, you know, being forced to down sample something when you email it to yourself, you can connect up to three devices to it at a time streaming in HD, or up to eight devices at a time if you're just looking at photos or browsing it or doing whatever else. It is AirPlay compatible, which I personally think is one of the coolest things about it, because if you have an Apple TV or whatever else, you can actually beam things to your big screen using this little guy, and it is DLNA compliant as well. So we're actually going to have some more coverage of this on the Tech Quickie channel upcoming, where we sort of dive into it a bit more in depth, but I think that pretty much wraps up for unboxing. Thank you for checking out this unboxing and first look at the Wireless Plus from Seagate. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.