💾 4TB WD My Passport USB 3.2 Gen 1 Slim External Hard Drive (2019, Black) with Compact Case Review

I've only used it for a short time, so I can't comment on its quality just yet. There are benefits and drawbacks to the application used to encrypt and back up data. I am concerned about the safety of your data because the default program wants to upload it to the cloud.

After transferring 200 GB of data on the device, I purchased it with the intention of using it to store the photographic and videographic history of my family. The most important thing is to have a long life. It's hard to evaluate how fast it is because it took thirty to forty gigabytes to load for what felt like an eternity, but all in all, I'm pleased with the performance.

The one before that had an order placed with the Chinese on Ozone for a marriage. It's a good thing I got a refund; they gave me the money; but, I wasted a lot of time. bravo !

Only over time can the HDD's dependability and quality be determined. I am therefore unable to speak at this time. Everything is good right now.

I purchased for backups that are kept in a nightstand or cabinet. I didn't even let him leave the house. At most ten times did I connect it to the computer. Although it was typically stored in a nightstand in a factory film, after removing the film it turned into trash - even the rubber legs broke off! The appearance worsened than that of my 10-year-old macbook, which fell from a 3-meter height without effects! The Mona Lisa was disturbed more frequently at the Louvre than this craft, and this…

Purchased for use in the archive. Even though this laptop includes solid state storage, I still prefer to save my photographs on hard drives because I'm an Old Believer. Since 1995, when I first started working in the computer industry, Western Digital products have been a regular part of my job. firm in the roles of assembler, seller, and buyer. That is to say, tens of thousands went through me without a doubt, and I have to say that WD had the fewest issues. They never gave themselves the…

I already use more than one disk, everything is very good and I don’t know any problems with these disks Got pros: Good assembly, I took photos for the archive, so that's it! Reliability! Cons below: Of course, you can increase the speed of reading and writing, but this disk is not for speed)

I took it at a discount for 4600. Speed ​​110-120Mb / s. I use it in conjunction with kodi on a TV set-top box. Everything suits me.

I did not take it for YM; rather, I took it for Ali because here someone sends something different than what you ordered. And not necessarily this one, but on 5 terabytes. Specifically 4.5 trillion billion My very first hard disk drive was a 20 MB MFM (other types didn't exist back then). Yes Yes. It is measured in megabytes. The concept of gigabytes did not even exist at that time. The word "petabyte" is now present, but no one has noticed it in its current state. Since then, I've handled a…

Overall, the disc is excellent. I use all generations of My Passport, but there is 1 question about the reliability of the connector. I'll try to convey in the photo.

The kit comes in a sealed bag with a label saying it contains a 5TB hard drive and a sleeve. When you open it, there is a 4TB hard drive inside. I sent it back and got a different set. Estimate another 4 TB inside. Returned, received CD and case separately, and guess what, it was $50 off!

I bought this to back up photos on my laptop and it's a gem. It is small, compact and has a large storage capacity. I will be buying another one so I have two backups to keep one at my daughter's house.

I've had this CD for a few months now and it has held up well so far and has had a few trips. This disc is very small and easy to use. The included hard case is great and seems to protect the drive well and helps keep up with the USB cable. I'll probably buy another one when my large desktop drive dies.

Great product with lots of storage. Transfer speeds are excellent and portability is a great feature. I highly recommend this product.

Not a USB-C connector, it's a regular USB 3.0/3.1 connector with a regular USB cable. It says USB 3.1 Gen2 in bold, then USB C below that, then USB 3.1 Gen 1, and then USB 3.2 Gen 1 below that. I can say with absolute certainty that it's not USB C. I haven't run any benchmark tests to determine if it's 3.2 or 3.1. I wanted a 3.2 USB-C drive but won't be returning it.

This is my second purchase of a WD Passport drive and I was not disappointed. USB transfer times are excellent and the drive does not require a separate power supply, so perfect for when you're a photographer on the go. Case Logic's small case protects your drive from bumps and dents.

The kit comes in a sealed bag with a label indicating that the kit contains a 5TB hard drive and a sleeve. When you open it, there is a 4TB hard drive inside. I sent it back and got a different set. Estimate another 4 TB inside. Returned, received CD and case separately, and guess what, it was $50 off!

I bought it to use as a backup for my QNAP NAS. I first bought a Seagate external drive but they formatted it to work with Windows. So I returned the Seagate and bought this one. My NAS recognized it with no problems. For a small business (two people), it's the little things that count in how your NAS recognizes an external drive.