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Sometimes you want the fast boot times that solid state drives have to offer and other times you want the large capacity for a low price that hard disk drives have to offer. But what if you want both ...

The Seagate Firecuda is a 2.5-inch 'laptop-size' drive - a 2TB hybrid costing around £115/$130. What makes it stick out? Well for PlayStation users, it ticks a few crucial boxes if you're itching to ...

Seagate FireCuda 510 2TB SSD offers better value but... Looking at the price per gigabyte, the 2TB version of the Seagate FireCuda 510 comes out on top with a $0.21 per gigabyte cost compared to $.024 ...

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The FireCuda 540 SSD 2TB package looks like this. It is labeled to boast data transfer speeds of up to 10GB/s. In addition to the FireCuda 540 SSD 2TB itself, the package contained a warranty card, a ...

We're just over two weeks away from the release of Starfield on 6th September, and many people are biding their time by playing Baldur's Gate 3 after it was released on 3rd August. Starfield and ...

Running out of storage? Today you can get several storage devices on sale, including fast SSDs and high-capacity external HDDs. Seagate FireCuda 2.5-Inch 2TB SSHD ($59.99)(Opens in a new window) ...

The Seagate FireCuda 530 looks pretty much as you would expect. It’s an M.2 drive, and it comes in the now very common 2280 form factor, meaning it is 80mm long. That being said, it still amazes me ...

Seagate has launched a new SATA 6Gb/s hybrid mobile drive, the 2TB FireCuda. This is claimed to be the "fastest, thinnest and lightest 2TB hard drive on the market today". Those are all good things, ...

Given the huge prices of PCIe 5.0 drives, the Seagate FireCuda 540 doesn't make a lot of real world sense, but if you want an ultra fast SSD with an excellent endurance rating and warranty, why not?