Seagate’s sleek metal-clad drive looks and feels like a premium, slender flash drive, a its 2TB top capacity is somewhat uncommon in this space. And it ships with some nice software extras. But its performance can’t keep up with the best flash drives, let alone true portable SSDs.
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/external-ssds/seagate-ultra-compact-ssd-review
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