Store your most essential data with the lightweight and compact 1TB X9 USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 External SSD from Crucial. Providing you with up to 1TB capacity, you have enough room to store your media, games, raw files, and more.

Operating on the USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 standard, you get enhanced read speeds up to 1050 MB/s, ideal for quickly moving information to and from your host device. The X9 has been drop tested from heights as high as 7.5-feet, giving you peace of mind in the event of accidental falls. With the included USB-C cable, you can easily connect this drive to your Windows, Mac, Android device, and iPad without the need to download any additional programs, ensuring proper plug and play usability. Additionally, you can use the X9 on gaming consoles such as the Xbox Series S|X and the PlayStation 5, allowing you to store older-gen games as well as your favorite clips and screen captures. You also get access to the free-to-download Acronis True Image software to assist with your files.

1TB Capacity    USB 3.2 Gen 2 Interface    Up to 1050 MB/s Read Speed    Plug & Play Design    Drop Tested    Windows, Mac, Android, iPad Compatible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you use these with both Mac and windows without having to reformat it each time?

A: Yes, the WD 2TB My Passport USB 3.2 Gen 1 External Hard Drive (2019, Black) BH #WEBYVG0020BB will allow you to use it on both a Mac and a PC as long as the first thing you do when you get it is reformat it to exFAT which is supported on both.

Q: 2. will this work with windows 7?

A: Yes, the WD 4TB My Passport USB 3.2 Gen 1 External Hard Drive (2019, Black) BH #WEBPKJ0040BB is supported by Windows 7.

Q: 3. will this work on windows 11?

A: Yes, the WD My Passport USB 3.2 external drive will work on Windows 11.

Q: 4. The description states that it is "mac compatible with reformatting." Will it work with my late 2015 i-mac using Sierra OS 10.12.6?

A: Yes, the WD 5TB My Passport USB 3.2 Gen 1 External Hard Drive (2019, Black) BH #WEBPKJ0050BB will work on a Mac running 10.12.6 but you will need to reformat it when you first connect it to your Mac so it works in macOS.These are the instructions to reformat it. Launch Disk Utility (FinderApplicationsUtilitiesDisk Utility) Go to View on the menu bar and make sure Show All Devices is selected Find the drive on the sidebar and select the drive, not the volume underneath. Once you have it selected click Erase on the toolbar. Name it, Select Mac OS Extended Journaled, GUID partition Map and click Erase.

Q: 5. Does USB 3.1 Gen 1 fit the USB slot of an HP 17.3” laptop? Is the USB 3.1 Gen 1 a regular size... nothing small or out of the ordinary?

A: This model has the standard rectangular USB3.

Q: 6. Will this work with OS 10.9.5? If so, will I have to reformat? Also, I have a late 2013 Macbook Pro Retina; will it work with a regular USB cable?

A: This product is "designed to work right out of the box with Mac systems running macOS 10.13 and later." You may want to consider the Glyph Technologies 4TB Blackbox Plus 5400 rpm USB 3.1 Type-C External Hard Drive, BH #GLBBPL4000 which states, "can easily be plugged into systems running Windows Vista or later and macOS 10.4..."

Q: 7. Are these OEM WD devices from WD?

A: No this retail package WD not OEM.

Q: 8. what is the difference between this HDD and this: B&H # WEMP2WDBYFW MFR # WDBYFT0020BWT-WESN?

A: There is no functional difference between these two drives.

Q: 9. Is it faster in data transfer than the Passport Ultra with type c ?

A: BH #WEBPKJ0040BL is a new release from WD. If you're comparing it to BH #WEWDBP6A004B, both HDD's have the same USB port speed.

Q: 10. Can I connect directly to a network using an usb to ethernet adapter?

A: No, you can't use typical drives like the WD 5TB My Passport USB 3.2 Gen 1 External Hard Drive (2019, Black) on a network, as most typical drives will not know how to communicate with the network. For network attached storage you will need to purchase a NAS enclosure, which is basically a small computer housing for drives, that performs the necessary communication with the network for the drives inside. By the way, NAS enclosures also need specific NAS drives for the best performance. See: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=NAS&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma