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This is where the Passport excels, there are a few things that make the Passport a must have for every serious photographer. The 2TB Passport only weighs 12.3 ounces, the 1TB is only 9.6 ounces… For the price, I wouldn’t even consider a smaller drive (the 500GB drive) than the 1 or 2TB drives. The passport only has a couple of buttons that feel solid and are incredibly straight forward. The WD My Passport Wireless is a solid little device, it’s light and compact enough to drop in your camera bag (Western Digital could have probably made it a little larger to accommodate a larger battery in my opinion). The battery means you can easily take this into the back country and still backup your images in the off-chance a bear eats your camera. The battery is rechargeable via 3.0 USB and lasts for about 4.5 hours (WD claims 6 but I’ve yet to experience that). The My Passport Wireless stands out for a few reasons, its wireless abilities, it’s SD Card reader, and it’s 6 hour battery (though in testing it was really only a little over 4 hours).
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The WD My Passport Wireless solves these problems and even has a neat trick that can free up all those SD cards you have lying around.Īfter a quick inventory I realized I had about 25 SD Cards full of photographs for safe keeping… a little quick math later, I realized I’m sitting on a small fortune of SD Cards used exclusively for photo storage. Options range from numerous SD cards littering your camera bag (this has been my solution for the last couple of years), thumb drives bursting at the seams with photographs, and external hard-drives tethered to your computer with numerous wires scattered across your desk like a messy spider web. As photographers we are constantly searching for the prefect method to back up our images in the off-chance our cat, General Pawton, decides to spill our coffee onto the keyboard and fry the hard-drive.