LaCie 2TB Rugged USB-C + USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive

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LaCie Rugged

Rugged LaCie

Music: Driving Rock Anthem

[Zak Noyle walks onto beach and looks to the horizon]

[Zak Noyle, World-Class Surf Photographer]

[Crashing Waves]

[1 Surf Photographer. 3 Hours of Epic Waves. 1 Chance for the Perfect Photo.]

[Montage of Zak's camera gear and diving equipment. Zak suits up and enters the water and swims through waves with his camera equipment. He returns to base camp and has a seat at a table where he places a laptop and a LaCie Rugged hard drive.]

[LaCie Rugged. Ultimate Storage for the Perfect Photo]

[Zak opens his laptop and begins to connect a Lacie Rugged hard drive.]

[Portable. Bus Powered via Thunderbolt and USB-C.]

[Zak inserts the thunderbolt cable attached to the LaCie Rugged to his laptop.]

[Bigger. Store up to 5TB of Content.]

[Computer monitor shows files being transfered from laptop to the LaCie Rugged.]

[Faster. Transfer Files in Seconds.]

[Progress bar shows files being transferred quickly.]

[Safer. Resists Sand, Water, and Drops.]

[LaCie Rugged is covered in water and sand as it's being handled. Zak brushes off the hard drive, disconnects the LaCie Rugged and places it in one shipping envelope, soon after opening another which contains a surf magazine featuring his photography.

[LaCie Rugged. Toughest in the Field. Fast and Secure Anywhere.

[Camera pans to reveal the final shot of the LaCie Rugged.

  • Overview

    The LaCie Rugged USB-C portable drive combines rugged durability with cutting-edge USB-C connectivity. The result is a secure vault for your data that’s compatible with the latest MacBook Pro models as well as other USB computers. It offers impressive storage capacity for its size, giving you plenty of space to store your digital present — and future. As a result, you can use the LaCie Rugged USB-C as a shuttle drive to transport footage from set to post-production, or to store a huge Lightroom library.

    For additional protection from the unexpected, this drive comes with two years of Rescue Data Recovery Service. If your drive should stop working, LaCie recovers the data and returns it to you on a new piece of external storage. Also includes 24/7 online case status tracking. With this service, your equipment is eligible for one In-Lab Data Recovery attempt during the term of coverage.*

    Highlights

    New USB-C connector for the latest MacBook Pro models

    Included USB 3.0 adapter

    Bus-powered for mobile workflows

    Drop-, crush- and rain-resistant for all-terrain use

    Time Machine compatible

    Easy cross-platform formatting utility

    Includes two years of Rescue Data Recovery Service*

    What’s in the Box

    LaCie Rugged USB-C Portable Drive

    USB-C (USB 3.1, 5 Gbps) cable

    USB-C to USB-A cable

    Quick install guide

    Tech Specs

    Other Features: Data Encryption, Time Machine compatible

    Connections: USB-C

    Power Source: Bus Powered

    Height: 1.87 cm/0.74 in.

    Length: 13.51 cm/5.32 in.

    Width: 8.6 cm/3.39 in.

    Weight: 99.79 g

    System Requirements

    Operating System: OS X v10.5 or later, Windows 7 or later

    Hard Drive: 600MB free hard-drive space

    Manufacturer Information

    Part Number

    Mfr. Part Number: STFR2000400

    UPC or EAN No.: 3660619400157

    Warranty

    Note: Apple's One Year Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Non-Apple branded products may have the benefit of a manufacturer's warranty provided by the product manufacturer - Please see your product box and literature for details. Rights under the product manufacturer's warranty are in addition, and not instead of, any rights that you have under consumer protection laws.

    Manufacturer Note

    *With this service, your equipment is eligible for one (1) in-lab Data Recovery attempt during the term of coverage. Pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Service Plan.

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    • 1.0 out of 5 stars

      AWFUL! Broke within a few hours.

      Bought to use as off-site backup. Copied my data to it using about half the capacity (took about 6 hours) & it kept disconnecting from my iMac & bleeping every Bought to use as off-site backup. Copied my data to it using about half the capacity (took about 6 hours) & it kept disconnecting from my iMac & bleeping every few seconds. I would NOT recommend this drive, I would give it zero stars if I could & I shall be returning mine for a refund.

      • Written by Simon B from Long Eaton

      1 of 3 people found this useful

      Is this review useful?AWFUL! Broke within a few hours.

    • 1.0 out of 5 stars

      Can't encrypt or password protect without doing command-line stuff

      Bought this as my existing LaCie was about full. Got home, plugged it in, and everything seemed to work great. Except that I couldn't encrypt and password pro Bought this as my existing LaCie was about full. Got home, plugged it in, and everything seemed to work great. Except that I couldn't encrypt and password protect it like my old model. After some slugging around online I came across this: "The problem was that my new drive (La Cie Rugged Thunderbolt from the Apple Store) came with a master boot record partition map and not GUID. If a drive is not GUID, neither the partition button nor the encryption settings are available in the graphical Disk Utility, which is why we're forced to use the command-line diskutil to partition first." Are you kidding me? If you say it will work with Apple, make it work with Apple without having to go through that kind of baloney. Mine's on its way back to the store.

      • Written by Kevin M from MORRO BAY

      59 of 122 people found this useful

      Is this review useful?Can't encrypt or password protect without doing command-line stuff

    • 1.0 out of 5 stars

      Disappointment

      The usb cord is black and doesn’t match the drive. Poor design.

      • Written by Rosella S from South Lake Tahoe

      1 of 7 people found this useful

      Is this review useful?Disappointment

    • 1.0 out of 5 stars

      Disappointment

      The usb cord is black and doesn’t match the drive. Poor design.

      • Written by Rosella S from South Lake Tahoe

      1 of 7 people found this useful

      Is this review useful?Disappointment

    • 1.0 out of 5 stars

      AWFUL! Broke within a few hours.

      Bought to use as off-site backup. Copied my data to it using about half the capacity (took about 6 hours) & it kept disconnecting from my iMac & bleeping every Bought to use as off-site backup. Copied my data to it using about half the capacity (took about 6 hours) & it kept disconnecting from my iMac & bleeping every few seconds. I would NOT recommend this drive, I would give it zero stars if I could & I shall be returning mine for a refund.

      • Written by Simon B from Long Eaton

      1 of 3 people found this useful

      Is this review useful?AWFUL! Broke within a few hours.

    • 1.0 out of 5 stars

      Can't encrypt or password protect without doing command-line stuff

      Bought this as my existing LaCie was about full. Got home, plugged it in, and everything seemed to work great. Except that I couldn't encrypt and password pro Bought this as my existing LaCie was about full. Got home, plugged it in, and everything seemed to work great. Except that I couldn't encrypt and password protect it like my old model. After some slugging around online I came across this: "The problem was that my new drive (La Cie Rugged Thunderbolt from the Apple Store) came with a master boot record partition map and not GUID. If a drive is not GUID, neither the partition button nor the encryption settings are available in the graphical Disk Utility, which is why we're forced to use the command-line diskutil to partition first." Are you kidding me? If you say it will work with Apple, make it work with Apple without having to go through that kind of baloney. Mine's on its way back to the store.

      • Written by Kevin M from MORRO BAY

      59 of 122 people found this useful

      Is this review useful?Can't encrypt or password protect without doing command-line stuff

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