The issue of selecting an external drive is not even related to money, but to stability and safety, such as photos, for example. Currently, there is a definite perception on the market that a cat in a poke can get caught or that danger is imminent. Reliability and durability, not even money, are at issue here. has benefits It doesn't need additional nutrients, is pleasant to the touch, and is invisible and unheard. With drawbacks: He was barely able to extract information from him before he…

The hard drive's surprisingly modest size and manageable weight were both nice surprises for me. It operates with very little noise and barely generates any heat. To this point, I have no issues, and I am extremely pleased with the purchase. I strongly suggest!

Win 7 x64 tested through USB 3.0 Although it's obviously not an SSD, the longevity is longer and the cost is lower, especially when fast speeds are less crucial.

While working in apartment 27 at a chilly 41–42 degrees, the body is hardly warm. For HDD, up to 45 is regarded as normal. I'll remark right away that WD has given me better results than Seagate (there I got a copy with warming up to 70 degrees in operation - the fault of the adapter board). I acquired Elements Portable WD10JMVW, and also, there are Google complaints from folks who can't locate it in stores. Written here. That will serve as a backup for me. Only after six or a year can it be…

That works considerably more quickly than any of my previous built-in screws. Of course, this is not a solid-state drive (SSD), but it may be used to store things like videos, images, and other junk that is rarely accessed. P.S. If it passes away, you may count on me to write it; however, as you haven't done it yet, we can assume that the screw is still alive.

To put it another way, trusty. Benefits from: Reliable. While many disks ranging in size from 320GB to 2TB have passed through our hands, we have never experienced a single issue while using WD of these series for backups, data transfers, and file storage. The smoking area has come to life after being thrown, dumped, and severed from a live connection. Although I don't think it's required, this series (2tb not included) has been successful for decades. Reliable. Reliable. And dependable once…

A similar model of a completely different generation, but the same company has been serving for 5 years. This CD is good value for money. Advised to take it to work. So far I will not name a single significant minus.

I bought it about three years ago to transfer data, and indeed then everything went without any features, but recently I connected it and realized that it is now just a piece of metal. The disc was not dropped, and indeed has not been used since then, it lay quietly all this time in a cardboard box .

Has pros: Affordable price, cool design, not heated, compact, pleasing to the eye, fast, the WD brand speaks for itself. I took it on 1tb. The length of the wire is more than satisfactory. Cons below: Bright LED indicator, but this is not critical. In general, I do not see any shortcomings .

I didn’t experience any particular frustration from death, since there was only what was downloaded from torrents on the disk. The disk was used quite actively. Actually around the clock. Maybe that's why he couldn't resist.

Different pros: Worked for a year and 3 months without problems. Died before the end of the warranty period. With its cons: Died quickly. Bads appeared abruptly and en masse. Not all have been restored.

Good. I put all the media content there and there is still room left. It's too early to talk about reliability after a crescent of use. Let's see.

Its pros: Not my first product from this company. I trust the brand. Laconic appearance. No problems at work. Some cons: Price. With the same characteristics, competitors are cheaper.

I use it simply as a repository of important information. I downloaded it, pulled it out and put it in, it’s not worth it all the time in the computer . in terms of speed, everything suits well, and I also didn’t notice critical temperatures in terms of heating

Nimble, 2TB is enough for my purposes. Didn't call for complaints. It heats up, like everything else in principle, but not critical

Has pros: Fast data transfer speed. Connected via USB to a laptop, installed a couple of large games, the rules are played. With its cons: Sometimes the noise is like something clicks and warms up a bit.

died one hour after starting use. no longer defined. many bad sectors. even the WD utility for analyzing disks could not work with it, writing that it was complete rubbish

Has pros: Looks like a secure cord Compact body Others have already unsubscribed in terms of read / write speed Some cons: Cheap and thin plastic - apparently, they were chasing compactness

Different pros: Large video file recording speed up to 100 MB/s (via USB 3.0) reading speed is the same runs quietly Cons: USB cable is short (about 40 cm) no free software for backup and diagnostics included

Generally satisfied. On my not the best computer with a built-in usb 3.0 card, the maximum speed of copying to disk is more than 111,000 KB / s. But not always.