Technically, there are no compatibility problems per se, no matter which hard drive. You can simply format any hard drive and it will work on Mac. Here's what Seagate thinks:

https://www.seagate.com/de...

I can't answer 100%, but what I can say is that it delays the start of Windows by about 30 seconds.
On my wife's Mac (photo processing) I have installed the following and she is happy with them:
G-Tech Drive USB G1 (10TB)
LaCie d2 Professional (10TB)

are a bit more expensive, but unlike this one, they don't make clicking noises.... that worries me a bit
To the actual question, Mac can read and write Windows format (NTFS) and a re-format to Mac HFS+ is actually no problem.