Western Digital External Hard Disk 1Tb Passport

Purchased with Western Digital 4TB My Passport For Mac portable external drive. This fits the drive very well, with enough space inside the case to also hold the USB 3 cable. Case also has an external pocket to hold other items such as USB thumb drives or SD memory cards.

[9.135 lb] Purchased with Western Digital 4TB My Passport For Mac portable external drive. This fits the drive very well, with enough space inside the case to also hold the USB 3 cable. Case also has an external pocket to hold other items such as USB thumb drives or SD memory cards.

[11 x 14"] So I have a Western Digital 5TB external HDD hooked up to my Xbox One X and it's probably one of the best purchases I ever made. So my question is: Can I use the WD P50 4TB SSD game drive on an Xbox Series X? I'm thinking about buying it because my Series X only has 1TB with a 1TB storage expansion slot and 2TB is not enough for me. If somebody could help me with this question I will be very grateful. Thank You.

[500 GB] The Western Digital 1TB Desktop Performance Caviar Black HDD Retail Kit (WD1003FZEX) is a quality internal computer hard drive. The B&H store sells this drive at a very reasonable price, and provides fast shipping. I've used it on a refurbished desktop computer and expect to get over five years of service. I plan on purchasing more of these dives to provide a second data drive and a portable external hard drive this I can depend on. There are no negatives about this drive.

[Maximum: 5 Gb/s] I wanted a large capacity hard drive that didn't need external power. I have used Western Digital Passport drives before and have been very pleased. This drive is USB-C and fast. It's simple, just attach the cable, plug it in and it just works. B&H has a great price. I'm glad with this purchase.

[70 G / 2.0 ms] I was astonished about this kind of "HD Black" from Western Digital. We bougth this 1 Gb device around ten years ago (maybe even before) because other cheaper disks were faulty and nearly every year.we had to change and reinstall. At current date we've been using it over 30 thousands "Power on hours" and nearly 2.000 "load cycles" as i do realise by analising disk statistics... also moving it along different desktops/mini servers along last decade!!! Also we keep care of it by using a UPS but certainly this specific disk "was born" with a good DNA!!! We hope all recent and modern WD Black series have the same duration as we're very happy for our experience... while simultaneously crossing fingers

[0.38 lb] I replaced the Blue Western Digital disk (WD10JPCX) in a Lenovo 310 notebook with the Black Western Digital disk (WD10JPLX).  Both are 1 Terabytes but the Black is 7200 rpm with 32 GB cache while the Blue is 5400 rpm with 16 GB cache.  The Blue failed after 2 years of use; not sure why. The Black is rated as a better disk and so far no problems.

[4 TB] I was very happy to see that Western Digital was playing in the external SSD Space. Having a 2TB Samsung T7 in the fleet currently as well as a 1TB SanDisk dual thumb drive, among a plethora of external 2.5" drives of varying sizes and models, I thought that I really ought to check this one out. I sized up to the 4TB as my MacBook Pro has only 256 onboard, and I wanted the ability to dump GoPro Max and Hero 10 Videos as well as DSLR Photos and more onto a device and edit straight from there...It took me a bit to get my workflow right, but it has turned out well. This goes with me basically everywhere...may need to velcro it onto my laptop :-) This is price competitive for the size and speeds. It is not especially hardened or durable, but external suds are better than spinning rust. this has withstood a couple air and car trips effortlessly.

[Bus Powered] I've had so many issues with Western Digital, G-Drive and other external drive brands. LaCie is currently the only brand I trust for my external drives. I will be trying others in the future but you can't go wrong with this one.

[Aluminum] Having ditched Western Digital / Sandisk after the recent mass failures of their external SSD's and anti-consumer practices of planned obsolescence of their internal HDD's firmware, I now put my trust in Glyph for my external media, as they are a US-based company with great customer support. For internal drives, I use Seagate Exos or Ironwolf.