LaCie d2 Professional 4TB USB-C Disco Duro de Escritorio
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Este disco duro externo ofrece 4 TB de almacenamiento y usa una conexión USB-C para enlazarse con un ordenador. El modelo está pensado como almacenamiento de escritorio para puestos fijos y uso prolongado. Su capacidad sirve para copias grandes y archivos, pero el tamaño lo hace menos práctico para llevarlo a menudo. Como disco mecánico, está orientado sobre todo al almacenamiento, no a la movilidad intensa.
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Perfect for my multitude of files as a photographer
Perfect for my multitude of files as a photographer
Samantha
8 de abril de 2025
I edited a 26min tv show with multiple 4K cameras off this drive with no stutter at all, nice and fast, the only problem I have is that it loves to go to sleep, even if I tell my mac not to put any drives to sleep, so you can quickly go check your emails, but then have to wait 15sec for the drive to wake up again, but this can be fixed with some applications
I edited a 26min tv show with multiple 4K cameras off this drive with no stutter at all, nice and fast, the only problem I have is that it loves to go to sleep, even if I tell my mac not to put any drives to sleep, so you can quickly go check your emails, but then have to wait 15sec for the drive to wake up again, but this can be fixed with some applications
Jean
24 de julio de 2024
The capacity, speed, and design are first-rate. However, I learned the hard way that there is something about the way LaCie drivers are designed that makes this drive problematic for booting a modern, T2-equipped Macintosh (e.g., MacBook Pro with Touchbar and TouchID). And since it seems to be nearly impossible to get support from LaCie, I worked a lot with a company that develops excellent backup software (Carbon Copy Cloner — they have a lot of knowledge/experience with bootable backups), and after a few weeks’ effort, I have no doubt that it was this LaCie drive that was the culprit. To confirm this (and have a bootable backup), I bought comparable drive from Other World Computing, and everything worked perfectly with that drive. My LaCie drive (which was past the Amazon return date or I would have returned it) is being used as network-attached storage, and it is doing just fine.
The capacity, speed, and design are first-rate. However, I learned the hard way that there is something about the way LaCie drivers are designed that makes this drive problematic for booting a modern, T2-equipped Macintosh (e.g., MacBook Pro with Touchbar and TouchID). And since it seems to be nearly impossible to get support from LaCie, I worked a lot with a company that develops excellent backup software (Carbon Copy Cloner — they have a lot of knowledge/experience with bootable backups), and after a few weeks’ effort, I have no doubt that it was this LaCie drive that was the culprit. To confirm this (and have a bootable backup), I bought comparable drive from Other World Computing, and everything worked perfectly with that drive. My LaCie drive (which was past the Amazon return date or I would have returned it) is being used as network-attached storage, and it is doing just fine.
Amber's Mom
8 de marzo de 2020
Great item for the money. I got mine on sale. Would recommend! Write speeds were fair. Still going strong. Only downside is the blinking blue light. Drives my wife crazy I hade to put tape over it.
Great item for the money. I got mine on sale. Would recommend! Write speeds were fair. Still going strong. Only downside is the blinking blue light. Drives my wife crazy I hade to put tape over it.
Robert carter
20 de febrero de 2020
I would like to reduce the intensity or even switch off the blue 'Operating' light on the front.
I would like to reduce the intensity or even switch off the blue 'Operating' light on the front.
Neil MacDonald
2 de diciembre de 2019
