LaCie 8TB Rugged RAID Shuttle 8TB Type-C

Designed for professional settings such as photography studios and video shoots the 8TB Rugged RAID Shuttle USB 3.1 Gen 2 External Hard Drive from LaCie lets you capture and transport data in the field. The hard drive is extremely durable - being rain, dust, and crush resistant, as well as a drop resistance up to 4', giving you that extra peace of mind. Lacie know that professionals need to transport the hard drive with ease so they've designed the Rugged Raid Shuttle to fit into side pockets, bags and envelopes.The drive also features hardware encryption with password protection.

Rugged Drives for All-Terrain Reliability

Drop, rain, dust and crush resistant — durability like this is the core reason creative storytellers choose Rugged shuttle drives. Compact, sturdy, and ready for anything, they're the ideal solution for transporting data on set, in the studio, and into the hands of your clients.

Thunderbolt, USB-C, and USB 3.0 Ready

A common scenario: You need to edit and deliver a project to a client, but you use a USB-C Macbook Pro and they use a USB 3.0 computer. What do you do? Simple — go for Rugged. This family of drives embraces a wide array of interface compatibilities so that you can edit, collaborate and share seamlessly.

Spacious Hard Drives. RAID Versatility. Blazing-Fast SSDs.

Say goodbye to long, drawn out transfers. Rugged hard drives, RAID solutions, and SSDs are engineered with high capacity and high-speed performance so that you're no longer at the time-stealing mercy of RAW image files and 4K video. Transfer, edit, and hit your deadlines — faster.

Encrypted Drives for Extra Protection

Select Rugged drives are designed with the self-encrypting magic of Seagate Secure™ Technology — ensuring your ideas and hard work stay safe from unauthorised access and intellectual property theft.

A drive for professionals

Need to strategically pack gear and ship out projects? This high-capacity drive is built wide and flat for bags and envelopes. It's even self-encrypting for added protection and hardware RAID 0/1 lets you control capacity/speed vs. redundancy.