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While Crystal Disk Mark shows a reasonable (to be expected from a hard disk) internal read and write speed the aging USB-A to micro-B interface really lets it down for large file transfers giving speeds from. No matter how fast the USB 3.0 interface is, it will be limited by the read/write speeds of the hard disk. It comes with a USB-A 3.0 to USB 3.0 micro-B 10 pin connector (it has a micro-USB beside a power connector). The test unit was a 4TB – capacities range from 1TBĬrystal Disk Info says it is a WD SATA 600, 5400RPM hard disk. It is also larger at 110 x 81.5 x 21.5mm x 241g. Just don’t drop it as there is a spinning disk inside. Let’s assume that it does almost everything the SSD does and has similar software. Note this is the new model with a ‘wave’ design case. Review WD My Passport Ultra (Global website here) There is no issue buying a parallel import of this product. GadgetGuy’s take – My Passport SSD it a great portableĪ great little backup device with capacities up to 1TB.

No IP rating – keep away from pool and toilets.

Comes with USB-C cable and USB-A adaptor.

If you were backing up large GB files, then speed becomes important. While the Samsung figures blow the WD out of the water for raw speed remember that you are using this as a backup device and speed needs only to be respectable for typical use.

Western digital my passport 1tb reviews portable#

This is the fastest (and most expensive) portable SSD. We compared it to a 1TB Samsung T3 SATA 600 (now superseded by the T5). Interestingly reads from the disk are usually faster than writes to it. The figures below are very respectable for a portable device.

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If possible, we will update these figures with a Thunderbolt 3 device.Ĭrystal Disk Info identified it as SanDisk SATA 600 with 477GB usable space. We would expect faster results on a USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 device. Cable connection was via a USB-A 3.0 to USB-C adaptor (supplied).

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The test unit capacity was 512GB, and we used a Microsoft Surface Pro 4. 256-bit AES Hardware Encryption with WD Security software.Compatible with Apple Time Machine (requires reformatting).WD Backup software will back to a hard drive or Dropbox cloud service account.

Will withstand a drop of 1.98m (important for portable devices).Backward compatible with USB 2.0 (maximum 480MB/s).Mac (requires reformatting) and Windows capable.Of course, to achieve to achieve that you need a computer with a similar UBS-C spec or Thunderbolt 3. It is USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 capable which means data transfer speeds of up to 10Gb/s or 1250MB/s. This is a diminutive sized SSD at 90 x 45 x 10mm x 39g (without cable). Review WD My Passport SSD (Global website here) In a few years’ time, SSD will be at cost parity per GB with hard disks – there will be no more need to compromise.