🚀 Rugged speed meets unstoppable creativity
The LaCie USB 3.0 1TB Rugged Mini Hard Drive combines ultra-portable 1TB storage with shock, dust, and water resistance, ensuring your data stays protected in any environment. Featuring USB 3.0 for transfer speeds up to 130MB/s and compatibility with both PC and Mac (reformatting required), it’s designed for professionals on the move. Plus, it includes a 1-month Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps Plan membership to elevate your creative projects instantly.
Hard Drive | 1 TB External |
Brand | LaCie |
Series | LaCie Rugged Mini |
Item model number | LAC301558 |
Hardware Platform | PC;Mac |
Operating System | Latest version of Windows® 7 or later / Mac OS® X 10.5 or later (LaCie Private-Public software requires Mac Intel® processor) |
Item Weight | 9.9 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 5.32 x 3.4 x 1.02 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.32 x 3.4 x 1.02 inches |
Computer Memory Type | 72-Pin EDO SIMM Memory |
Flash Memory Size | 1 |
Hard Drive Interface | USB 2.0/3.0 |
Hard Drive Rotational Speed | 5400 RPM |
Manufacturer | Seagate |
Language | English |
ASIN | B0058VIWTM |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | July 16, 2011 |
A**.
Solid product all-around
It is a good product, lightweight, with no issues, and easy to set up. Would recommend.
D**F
A great little external drive for backing up the laptop; small but mighty.
this was recommended to me by a friend who retired from a career in computer science. It is fantastic. very easy to use, I didn't need to go through the whole process and registration. Just plug and go; the directions for setting up various plans for back up are right on the screen and I've put the icon on the task bar. It has more than enough capacity for the typical computer user and has backed up my whole laptop. I have it on continous back up. Am very pleased with this.
J**E
Reliable, Tough, and Fast – My Go-To Portable Drive
This is my third LaCie Rugged, and it continues to impress. I use it primarily for backing up video footage and large photo libraries, and the transfer speeds over USB 3.0 are consistently fast and stable. What really sets this drive apart is the build—it's survived multiple trips in my backpack, a couple drops, and even a coffee spill (not kidding). The orange bumper might not be subtle, but it's instantly recognizable and protective. Whether you're a creative professional or just want reliable storage on the go, this drive delivers both performance and peace of mind. Worth every penny.
B**F
Sturdy with a lot of storage
It’s rigged and has a ton of storage. I use this all the time and have yet to have a glitch. High quality.
L**Q
Worth the cost
This item is durable and easy to use. It comes with different storage capacities and I have a 1TB and a 4TB which I use for home and office work respectively.The model I purchased works quickly with regard to downloading items to the drive.It has the ability to set up folders/partitions which makes it better at keeping files organized.
M**A
Compact and Reliable Portable Hard Drive
This portable hard drive is exactly what I needed. It’s lightweight, easy to carry, and transfers files quickly without any issues. Perfect for backing up my important data on the go.
B**G
It’s amazing that this has such great storage for such a small device. I love it.!!
I purchased this Lacie 2 TB SSD external hard drive to back up my Apple computer using Time Machine! It was so fast and so easy to create the back up I’m thrilled with that. I wish there was an 8 TB SSD hard drive just like it —they’re hard to find!
K**R
not reliable for me on Mac machines; REVISING MY REVIEW
I regret that my two year experience with this drive using Mac machines is not positive. I have not found it to be reliable. To recover files on the drive now...again...I must fire up an antique Chromebook, which sees my files so I can back them up elsewhere. It worries me and I'm not messing with this drive further.--Same issues on newer UnionSine drive. Drives mount one time but not the next...Disk Utility hangs trying to find it...workaround is to mount the drive on my ancient Chromebook...which sees the drives and files fine...then retry on Mac...usually this works but it is really weird...I see now it has to do with how I formatted these drives as exFAT as advised...both my Macs randomly spit it out and say yuck...nerve wracking as these are important back up drives...honestly WTH why are we still having drive compatibility crap like this? So apologies LaCie it does not seem to be your fault...
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