Review on 2 TB External HDD Western Digital WD Elements Portable (WDBU), USB 3.0, black by Michal Adach ᠌

Stays with me for a very extended period of time, maybe about three years. On it, I have an archive of photos, an archive of documents, and some drawings that are appropriate for children. I put a lot of wear and tear on it, and I bring it with me everywhere I go, whether in my hand luggage, just in a backpack without any protection, or in a suitcase just amid other things, or even in a cosmetic bag stuffed with wires and other electronic devices. It works well! In most cases, I remove it from the computer in an inhumane manner by simply removing the cord. I'm not sure why, but if we're talking about the procedure for a safe shutdown, it's probably only due to a lack of motivation. It landed on my floor an uncountable number of times. When I get it back to the house, it either ends up under the television where it collects dust or I toss it into a box along with wires and other electronic components. As though I were putting my stamina to the test. During the course of the operation, one of the rubber legs was removed. Yet, I also keep a copy of the photo archive in the cloud because I know that's the most secure option. The other day I made the decision to transfer some movies from a trekker onto it, and all of a sudden it started to get full, as it turned out - there were only a few megabytes of free space left. And ever since then, I've found myself spending more and more time in front of the computer. I need another disk for my movie collection as soon as possible. After reading some unfavorable feedback on this product and being aware of the fact that each disc is a gamble, I can only assume that I got lucky this time. And to give you an example, a large Seagate that had a high rating died six months later, and all it did was lie almost empty on its side. Unfortunately, there was no luck with it.