“I dont know if this is a legitimate question, but can you somehow use this to back up or make it as an additional storage for the PS4? thanks.”

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• Any device that has the capability to view all ports can be used to connect to the Wireless Pro as it just looks like another memory device connected via USB.

  Answered by BobK 7 years ago

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• No you can't. Sony doesn't allow PS to have a network storage as it's primary location. Also, even if they did. It would be slow to get any games loaded to play. Alternatively. you can use it for the PS Media Player as it's DNLA server (ie. movies, music, photos playback).

  Answered by JayJhaaaaaaaa 9 years ago

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• Yes. You may have to convert/reformat the external drive to be recognized by all devices (I.e. radio, computer, smartphones, game system) to a FAT32 (which is a file processing (basic) format, the standard is like NTFat32). Please note that you more than likely must use Seagates formatting processes and extensions in their program to convert/reformat the external drive or it may not work (if you opt to use another programs software to convert/reformat to a FAT32).

  Answered by UniqueMinded1 9 years ago

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• Yes, the product can be used as an external hard drive on the PS4.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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