20 Terabyte Hard Drive

Fast Hard Drive at a decent price. I'd grab more if it was a couple hundred versus four hundred for the four terabyte version. Prefer actually if they would make an 8TB or larger size because I have too many SSDs now.

It is exactly what is advertized: a black, USB conection, terabyte external hard drive made by Western Digital. It works and got to my house within 7-14 buisness days

I replaced my 1 terabyte hard drive with this samsung 850 pro 512 gb and its practically instant on and everything opens fast ,i have a dell laptop i5447 i5 windows 8.1 . The software that came with the SSD did not work properly on my machine so i bought the apricorn 3.0 upgrade kit For $ $That cloned the hard drive flawlessly .:) Great SSD drive .BH was a pleasant buying experience (fast).

The WD Passport is extremely convenient and user friendly. I have a 1 terabyte LaCie external hard drive that uses a wall outlet. The plug in the back of the hard drive is becoming loose from plugging and unplugging the unit in addition to me having to order another cord. While this hard drive has been solid, my new WD Passport is easy, small, lightweight, convenient, fast, and uses a 3.0 USB with no outlet needed. This is huge because while the LaCie has been a good product, my WD Passport 2 terabyte blows the LaCie out of the water. I paid as much for my LaCie as I did for my WD Passport and I got an extra terabyte. I have backed up my LaCie to my WD Passport and my confidence in not loosing my data is sky high. Thank you B&H for offering a great product at a great price.

I bought this case hoping it would protect my Western Digital 4 Terabyte Ultra Drive. The drive fits in the case as if it were made for it, with just enough room for the drive cable. The case is tough, yet light weight. It locks tightly and says it is watertight, but I don't plan on testing that feature. This is a great little case and I highy recommend it.

It is a nicely sized 1 terabyte drive that is powered off of the USB port. I have purchased a few of these as they are economical.

Eventually when 2-4 terabyte drives become standard SSD's may take the place of traditional hard drives as backup media. For now, 500GB is the sweet spot for a good boot drive. A little faster than my previous drives, and it just works.

WD hard drives are known to be high quality products. Can't beat a two terabyte HD. Well I guess you could with a three terabyte HD.

I was getting close to filling up two one terabyte external hard drives that I used for primary and backup storage of my photo files. I found these four terabyte drives at B&H for a very competitive price, along with free expedited next day shipping. I couldn't pass that up. I got the drives the next day and installation was a simple plug-and-play, with no need for formatting or installing any software. The drives are fast and take up much less room on my desk than the drives that they replaced.

I'm impressed with the price per terabyte for this unit when compared to comparable hardware. So far it has performed as expected. It's not the fastest drive, but I need it for archival, so it's totally satisfactory from a speed perspective, but awesome on capacity. I didn't RAID the drives -- just plugged it and used the 5 internals as 20TB each. I did have issues transferring files from a Mac Journaled drive to the native ExFAT, but, since formatting to match the source, it's been smooth sailing.