It’s significantly faster than other competitors in similar range products like Adata or Buffalo Ministation Extreme NFC. It scored 6,068 on PCMark05 hard drive test and 1,432 points on the PCMark7 test.
This device is a good performer on the benchmarking scores. WD My Passport Ultra 2TB Review: Performance That’s fine it’s because of smartphone limitation that they can’t read such big drives. I tried connecting it few smartphones, and it’s just powered ON, but couldn’t get detected in file manager for data transfer. Since this is a portable drive, it’s a self-powered device over the USB port you don’t need to carry around any power cable for that. The review device we have is of white colour, but if you spot Wild Berry or Noble blue anywhere, they look better with a touch of personalization rather than generic white and black.
There is a 3.0 USB connector on the left side of the drive and product label with information are printed on the rear side along with serial and product number. Speaking of build quality, surely WD has built the My Passport Ultra 2TB as a rugged device, and it’s designed for portability, durability, shock tolerance and long-term reliability. If you’ve seen the 500GB version, it’s just 0.5inch in thickness. Since this is an upgraded from the previous version of My Passport Ultra, it’s sleeker in design, has a glossy finish with the WD logo and product named printed on top left of the product. WD My Passport Ultra is available in various colours like Black, Brilliant White, Wild Berry and Noble Blue. WD My Passport Ultra 2TB is one of solution for your bigger storage need and we’ve done an extensive review of it. To tackle such issues, storage provider companies are coming up with bigger space & compact size drives. Just the moment when you thought, this much space would be enough, new things comes up which eats up your current drive free storage. No matter how much you get it, you’ll want more of it.
Usage of external hard drives has slowly penetrated in our life without any knocks and we are now always Storage-hungry.
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