WD 2TB My Passport Go SSD Cobalt Portable External Hard Drive - USB 3.0 Fast Data Transfer, Shock-Resistant & Compact Design - Perfect for Travel, Photography & Backup Storage (WDBMCG0020BBT-WESN)
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SKU:88487319
Product Description
My Passport go is the tough SSD drive built to travel. With a rubber protective bumper on the outside, a solid state Drive on the inside, and a built-in cable for convenience; This is no ordinary drive. My Passport go is the perfect drive to take anywhere with confidence.
Product Features
Drop-resistant up to 2 meters, with a rubber protective bumper to endure Bumps and shakes even while the Drive is plugged in
Pocket-sized drive has a built-in cable for convenient portability
2.5x faster than most portable hard drives with up to 400MB/s performance (2) | (2) based on read speed and internal testing. As used for transfer rate, megabyte per second (MB/s) = one million bytes per second. Performance will vary depending on your hardware and software components and configurations.
Works with PC and Mac computers, with included automatic backup software) for Windows and compatibility for time Machine (reformatting required) | (3) Internet activation required
Compatible devices Desktop
Customer Reviews
Absolutely phenomenal product, it came in it’s box properly packaged, it’s lightweight and works perfectly for my Xbox One. Whether you’re buying this to increase storage on a gaming console or store data for traveling, I would highly recommend this product.It’s slim and small enough to fit in my small compartments of my backpack. The ONLY problem I have with this product, and it’s minute enough to not warrant a 4-star, is that while it’s advertised as 2 TB of storage, in reality it’s only 1.8 TB of storage. I don't quite understand the specifics of why it has 200 GB less than advertised, but I can imagine during the converting/formatting of the product during manufacturing has caused it to no longer “see” where the 200 GB has gone.I’m sure I could use their tech support to have fixed this issue, however, I've committed it and converted it to the Xbox One’s game storage and do not feel that tech support would be able to fix this issue without suggesting I format the SSD and lose about 1.2 TB of games.
