WD My Passport Pro 4TB Thunderbolt Portable Storage Review
Introduction
For the longest time, the WD My Passport line-up has been one of the most popular portable storage solutions. To further this, WD has now advanced the line-up with a Thunderbolt enabled solution dubbed the My Passport Pro.
The My Passport Pro is, like I said above, a Thunderbolt enabled storage solution. Internally, you will find dual 2TB 15mm 2.5-inch HDDs, and even though they chose to go for capacity over top-tier performance, WD has managed to make this solution bus powered as well.
Compatibility of the My Passport Pro extends to OS X 10.7+.
Pricing, Availability and Specifications
MSRP for the 4TB My Passport Pro is set at $429.99 with a three-year warranty. Availability is high at this point, and many online retailers have the unit in stock.
PRICING: You can find the WD My Passport Pro for sale below. The prices listed are valid at the time of writing but can change at any time. Click the link to see the very latest pricing for the best deal.
United States: The WD My Passport Pro (4TB) retails for $429.00 at Amazon.
Canada: The WD My Passport Pro (2TB) retails for CDN$385.41 at Amazon Canada.
Australia: The WD My Passport Pro (4TB) retails for $657.99 AUD at Mighty Ape Australia.
New Zealand: The WD My Passport Pro (4TB) retails for $699.99 NZD at Mighty Ape NZ.
- Page 1 [Introduction & Pricing, Availability and Specifications]
- Page 2 [WD My Passport Pro 4TB]
- Page 3 [Test System Setup]
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