The upside is that users can easily swap out cables, and even utilize a legacy-friendly USB-C to USB-A cable (included) if necessary. This design decision has pluses and minuses.
If you’ve used drives from Lacie’s rugged series before, you’ll notice that the company has omitted its integrated wraparound cable in favor of a detachable USB-C cable. Subscribe to 9to5Mac on YouTube for more videos Included heavy duty orange USB-C to USB-C cable.Power supply with region plug attachments.UHS-II SD Card reader with quick import.Drop, shock, crush, dust, and water resistant.It also comes with a feature that sets it apart from other bus-powered external drives on the market: a built-in UHS-II SD Card reader - extremely handy for MacBook Pro users.ĭoes the Lacie Rugged RAID offer enough to make it worthy of consideration? Have a look at our hands-on video review for the details. But where the drive lacks in speed, it makes up for in the sheer amount of storage offered - 4TB - stuffed inside a rugged chassis. Even in the RAID 0 performance mode, it features a rather pedestrian 250 MB/s max read speed. On paper, the Lacie Rugged RAID Pro won’t light up the scoreboards. Donning an unmistakable bright orange shock-resistant rubber sleeve, it fits right in with the Seagate-owned company’s other storage-centric options.
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Lacie’s Rugged RAID Pro is an external portable RAID-enabled HDD that’s primarily aimed at photo and video editors who often find themselves on-the-go.
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