Current Pending Sector count does not means the sector is bad, it just means the sector has some issue reading and it timed out just marked as "Pending Sector".
You can backup your data into another hard disk and perform wipe on it, single pass will do for most, I use LLF (Low Level Format) tool software to perform the wipe, WD Diagnose also has this function I believe.
After the wipe, lookup the SMART again and see the result on the "Sector Count" or look out for "Reallocated....", if all the status is 0 means your hard disk actually working fine but it won't guarantee it will not happen again.
In my case my Seagate has encountered this as many as 4 times, I did wipe over them, all SMART shows fine and only last for few weeks to days then the stat "Current Pending Sector Count" shows up 1 again, I got fed up and didn't do anything about it since it didn't affect my OS nor my data so it's fine, been running with that stat for quite sometimes now.
TL;DR (If you're lazy to read my story): Do a wipe of your hard disk (BACKUP FIRST!!) then check the SMART again for "Current Pending Sector Count", "Reallocated Sector Count", if both stat are 0 means your hard disk is working fine, you can use it as data storage for non-importants if you're paranoid.

It's ok lah for the function you want. I needed one for my kids when we were traveling last year. Able to set it up as hotspot and stream movies to my android phones to it even when on the plane. I streamed 1080p cartoons but only 1 connection. If you try another, the playback will not be smooth.

For hotels that only allow one wifi device per room to be connected to internet, you can set the Seagate as a gateway to share one internet connection to several devices.

Speed of the hardisk is quite ok. For wireless, it should be fine. USB 3 connection is nice when you need to transfer huge files from your NAS to it.

Battery is about 4 hours give or take.

hye ...i got one problem, my hard drive status is error, can put file but every now and then keep asking for backup data and so on..can repair on my own or have to send for repair? -samsung internal 2tb

Backup now before it's too late, you can never know whether if it can survive on next boot or not.
send for repair, hard drive is not something that normal ppl can repair... unless you are very experienced.

where can i send for samsung drive sir?

Return it to the shop you bought?
If it's not working, http://www.seagate.com/sg/en/support/warra...ty-faqs-master/
Seagate accept samsung drive. but i'm not sure bout malaysia one.

owh, any place in malaysia ?

Ok, Hi guys.. it's almost 6am and i'm tired, so i apologize if i've worded stuffs wrongly.

I have a Seagate 1TB HDD that crashed/died.. Happened when I has to force shut down my PC because it froze/hung.

I could post a youtube video of how the hdd sounds like upon powering up. But generally this is how it sounds like
Powers up > Actuator movement (0.5s) > Soft Beep > "repeats" > 15 seconds later > power off...
CLICK OF DEATH! T.T

Any possible chances of repairing? and estimated price?
Any shops to recommend for data recovery/hdd repairs?
Is it even worth repairing vs the cost of it?

Thanks and much love in advance

where can i send for samsung drive sir?

Send to Seagate done b4.......np 

just post to seagate malaysia bro?

Yup open RMA and follow instruction. Provided the HDD still in warranty of course.

Hi,
May I know is this Seagate wireless plus support samba share?
Can I use 3rd party app to play movie from the HDD wirelessly? Such as OPlayer

hye ...i got one problem, my hard drive status is error, can put file but every now and then keep asking for backup data and so on..can repair on my own or have to send for repair? -samsung internal 2tb

Is it worthy to have the os installed on ssd? Planning to refresh my 5 year old pc.

If you needs the boot up time and some application extreme fast loading time, yes, SSD worth every penny.
Is your signature your current system?
Please do read the guideline to optimize your SSD on first page.

Not sure if any of the harddisk recovery companies in Malaysia would actually repair problem HDD. You could try speaking to them. Their services will not come cheap. Search for "harddisk recovery Malaysia" in Google.

If BIOS and OS can still see the HDD then there is a chance to still recover the data on your own. First you must know the SMART status of the HDD. Assuming that you run Windows on your machine, head to the following link to download CrystalDiskInfo, run it on your problem HDD and post the result here in the forum.

http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDi...fo/index-e.html