In our 2MB sequential test in Windows, the Seagate had sequential reads of 41.9MB/s and write of 28.1MB/s compared to the LaCie’s 134MB/s read and 41.9MB/s write. In BlackMagic, the Seagate drive gave us 123.3MB/s read and 122MB/s write compared to the LaCie’s 135.7MB/s read and 118.5MB/s write.

We will be comparing the recently reviewed LaCie Mobile Drive 2TB. To test the performance of the Seagate Backup Plus Ultra Touch we used the BlackMagic disk speed test on a current generation MacBook Air as well as a Lenovo ThinkStation 920 for Windows testing.

Seagate branding and an indicator light is near the top.įlipping the drive over there is pertinent information such as regulatory compliances, part number, and capacity. The top of the drive has the woven fabric running down over one side. At this point we has seen almost every variation of plastic and metal and no matter how the branding is laid out, it does get repetitive. Seagate Backup Plus Ultra Touch Specifications Capacity For this review we’ll be looking at the 2TB, black model. The Seagate Backup Plus Ultra Touch comes with a 2-year limited warranty.

The drive is compatible with both Windows and MAC and offers backup options including syncing files across multiple devices. The drive is aimed at those looking to use an easy and portable backup solution and has password protection and 256-AES hardware encryption. This doesn’t really add anything to the drive other than giving users something other than the same old plastic or metal casing. Something a bit different here is that the drive has a woven fabric enclosure wrap. The Seagate Backup Plus Ultra Touch comes in both black and white and in either 1TB or 2TB capacities. The drive leverages USB 3.0 but comes with a handy adaptor so it can be used with USB-C as well. Seagate has released a new edition to its portable Backup Plus line, this time with the Seagate Backup Plus Ultra Touch.

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