WD 2TB Black-Gray My Passport Ultra Portable External Hard Drive - USB 3.0 - WDBFKT0020BGY-WESN

I am using the 2TB version of this hard drive on my PS4 and it works perfectly. Installing the drive was as easy as plugging in the USB cable and letting the PS4 format the hard drive. I was worried that it would be noticeably slower than an internal drive but it seems to be roughly just as fast. A couple other benefits of this drive are its small size and that its powered by its USB cable. I am very satisfied with this product especially since I now have way more space than the standard 500GB my PS4 came with.

This was my first purchase of an external hard drive. Bought it to back up a massive music and video collection from my cpu. Works better than I expected and now can download a ton more media. I’m no computer expert, but the other more technical reviews for this product (WD 2TB passport) were spot on.

Only reason for 4 stars as I cannot figure out the automatic backup and if I need to use it that way. I use it only to back up my Photos and so far it has been quite reliable. I wish I could figure out the software.

This is a small 2TB external drive that backs up on schedule without incident. WD also notifies you when an updated version of their S/W is available so you can choose to upgrade it if you want. Just plug it into your PC or laptop and let it do backups on a regular basis or use it to keep copies of files you want to maintain on an external drive.

This is the third WD My Passport external hard drive Ive purchased over the last two years. I use them, along with both free and subscribed CrashPlan accounts, to back up the data on a variety of laptop and desktop PCs. The WD drives serve this purpose well; theyre incredibly easy to set up and use as either dedicated or multi-system drives, and -- like the internal WD drives Ive used over way more years than I care to admit to -- they run and run and run. Buy a good carrying case (I like the semi-hard cases; more room inside for the cable) and youre good to go for extended road trips with your laptop. WD also provides backup software with these drives, but I havent tried it.

I bought this for my PlayStation 4 and I couldnt be happier. Its small and has a slick stylish design that works well. Its pretty straight forward as far as setting up and only takes a minute. Just plug in and follow the simple steps. I highly recommend for use with PlayStation and will be buying another.

This drive is really beautiful and connected very easily. Ive been backing up my system and intend to use it to store my recorded music. Very happy with the seller. It was received very quickly and packaged well.

So far so good. I have only had a few weeks sooooo long term I dont know. I have had bad luck with losing data on these things. After doing a lot of reading of reviews I decided to get the WD 2TB Passport. It doesnt heat up to much and it is very fast. Lets hope it continues.

I bought my PS4 a couple years ago, it came with only 500 GB hard drive. If you are really into gaming you know that isnt enough room. I decided to buy this hard drive with 2 TB, and now I have more than enough space to hold all my games. Especially since the majority of my games are digital copies, I really needed the extra space. It is super easy to set up, all you do is plug it in to the USB slot, go to devices, and set it up as an extended storage device. The process only takes a couple minutes and I transferred around 100 GB of games in 35 minutes. I would definitely recommend it.

I have used WDs My Passport external HDs for a long time and they have proven to be very reliable and trustworthy in all of their iterations to date. I recommend them highly. As with any magnetic media you do need to take some care with them (they are not baseballs), but the even the original one I got ~5 years ago still works. I have reduced my rating by 1 star because the two most recent drives I received from them used GPT in spite of the fact that it was less than 2 Tb. Given that most non-PC devices still wont interact with GPT (many still require FAT32), and that the other primary reason for installing GPT is for a boot disk or highly partitioned disc (both of which require changing the partitioning) I felt this an important drawback (I am skilled enough it was only an annoyance, but they may lose a sale to both their and my future customers due to this added skill barrier in using the HDs).