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#Western digital my passport 1tb review for mac
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#Western digital my passport 1tb review serial number

The bottom of the drive has four near-flush rubber feet and the requisite drive certification information and black serial number sticker that sits in a recessed area. It’s a small thing for sure, but we still see new drives released with old interface designs. The USB port is actually a Micro-USB connection on the drive, a nice touch since most users have done away with dated mini-USB cords. The back of the drive contains the two FireWire 800 ports, USB 2.0 port and white/blue activity light. WD has used a two-tone design, with a black top that inlays over the ports on the rear of the drive. When trying to twist and bend the case, there’s no give at all, and squeaking or parts rubbing together. While not ruggedized per se, the CNC-machined aluminum case will surely handle the daily bumps and bruises just fine, keeping the drive inside nice and secure.

HeightĐ.90 Inches, Lengthĕ.0 Inches, Widthē.3 InchesĪs noted in the intro, the My Passport Studio not only looks great, but it feels rock solid too.

It has a minimalist feel throughout, even the indicator light is tiny and on the back of the drive so as not to offend. WD has really taken design to heart with the My Passport Studio, it just looks and feels great.

#Western digital my passport 1tb review for mac

The My Passport Studio is the higher end of the two, featuring an all metal anodized aluminum body, sleek rounded edges, capacities up to 1TB, dual FireWire 800 ports and a suite of drive management and security software. The new drives essentially put the previous generation WD externals for Mac to the pasture, and for good reason. WD just launched a pair of external hard drives largely designed for Mac users.

WD just launched a pair of external hard drives largely designed for Mac users.