Western Digital External Hard Disk 6Tb

Western Digital are my go to hard drives.  I purchased four of these 6TB drives to use with disk carrier for backing up my LR images.  Fast and so far no problems.  My experience with WD disks has always been great.

Reliable and easy to use. This is my third Western Digital external hard drive.

My second external hard drive from Western Digital Store

This 1TB Western Digital portable hard disk drive was obtained for the purpose of providing system-wide data backup for an Apple iMac. It served the purpose perfectly. After after a very quick delivery of the product it was simply a matter of plugging it into the iMac (with the included USB cable). The OS X software immediately recognized the device and, after asking if it was appropriate, configured and started the backup software to use it. It was plug 'n play in action.

The high quality Western Digital 5TB Portable External Hard Drive for less than a 100 Bucks...? Yea, that's mine...! Thanks.

Western Digital Is the best external drive in the field.

I've been using Western Digital external hard drives for the past 10+ years. They are affordable, and work great. I always buy two and duplicate my backup info so have a backup in case one fails. These aren't as fast as the SSD type, but as a photographer/videographer who keeps all of my photos in archive, that's what I use these for and don't need them to be particularly speedy. Great product - and glad they connect through USB C. Ideal for my MacBook Pro.

Very reliable product, used other external/internal hard drives but always came back to Western Digital do to quality of the product. Had a two TG Passport, but it was filling up so went to the 5 GB passport, always go for a larger drive then you think you need without having to purchase another within 6 months

I've been using these Western Digital USB 3 external hard drives for many years now. I've only ever had one fail out of a dozen or so, but that's why I always have two backups of everything. I now edit on an internal SSD, and then transfer two copies of the files to these drives. I've used the 4, 8, and 12 gig versions. Note that I previously used the GRaid drives to edit on. I also had one of them fail out of 5, and since they are Raid 0 (the fastest), you lose everything when they fail. I think out of 20 years of editing, I've only every had those 2 drives fail.

I use Western Digital for all of my external hard drives and have never had a problem. Price of storage continues to drop and this seems a good value for a 4TB size. Works fine so far.