WD 3 TB My Passport Wireless Pro, Black

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If you are a Windows user, you can try opening up the URL http://mypassport and if you are a Mac user, try http://mypassport. In truth a pair of pants can weigh more than a laptop, so one fewer makes room, though I usually have no trouble with room in the photo backpack I carry on board as my “personal item”.

memory card reader to the device, then inserted the same 128 GB card with 53 GB of data, to see how long it would take to copy this data. I would skip the 500 GB version as well (60 cents per GB) and would either get the 1 TB model (50 cents per GB) or the 2 TB model (40 cents per GB).Since I have no plans on streaming content from mine and I only want to use it to backup my memory cards in the field, I skipped through this process. If you choose to view all files, then each occupies a separate line with a small thumbnail on the left and the name to its side. My Passport Wireless Pro gives photographers and videographers portable storage to easily offload, edit and stream photos or high-definition videos in the field. I thought it would be a good idea to give it a shot, but this turned out to be a pretty bad idea at the end.

Carry less equipment when every ounce counts and offload, edit and stream HD media in the field with My Passport Wireless Pro. All content, design, and layout are Copyright © 1998–2024 Digital Photography Review All Rights Reserved.For 1Tb SSD, and the RAV, and the USB Hub, i spend about 370 EUR, and gives me more options than the WD My Passport – think thats about 520 EUR for 1Tb and does not allow me to copy from XQD. Launched in January 2018, it essentially takes the existing My Passport Wireless model and switches the traditional spinning hard drive for a solid state drive, or SSD for short. It’s not invincible and in no way waterproof, but with the sleeve fitted it should survive a fall from about 1m; SSD drives are also more resistant to knocks than a traditional hard disk. While it is possible to use the WD My Passport Wireless SSD wirelessly at all times, that’s not the route you want to take if you want to be able to copy anything fast to or from the device. The solid state drive (SSD) of the My Passport Wireless SSD makes everything much quicker, and is also much less fragile – the rubber jacket helps too.

Lastly, you will find the model of your device, along with the firmware on the bottom of this screen.This way, if you still have space in your card and you want to keep shooting to it, you don’t have to duplicate data each time you insert the memory card. I found the device genuinely useful as a mobile backup solution that allows me to check my files wirelessly on my iPad. It seems like lots of digital products offer media storage and streaming these days, so to make it a bit easier for you to understand the role of the My Passport Wireless SSD , I’ve outlined a few specific usage cases below. What’s nice about the My Passport-series devices, is that you can preview RAW files from many different cameras when using the WD My Cloud app. The drive comes in different sizes; 250GB, 500GB, 1TB and 2TB, and I went for the 500GB version as it’s very rare that I ever shoot anything like that amount of data when I’m travelling, even with the 4k video on my cameras and drone, and shooting full uncompressed RAW images.