Portable HDD

July 26th, 2016

Hi guys,
i need a portable hdd… i dont know what to go for . Could someone give me a hand? Do you know any good ones? I need 1TB and of low price….
I think I found this one:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/171920 but im not sure…
By the way, i’m in the UK
Answer #1
Western Digital are usually a safe bet. The one you found is a pretty good portable HDD. It only requires a USB connection as a power supply so that’s an advantage. The price is pretty reasonable too so I’d go for it if you can afford it
Answer #2
Yep, those passports are the way to go, WD is one of the most reliable brands on the market + portable + USB-powered = win-win situation
Answer #3
Cool. Now i’m really confused, take a look at this:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/171920 PRICE = �129.44inc. vat
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/185915 PRICE = [b]�153.69inc. vat
They both seems the same to me…
Answer #4
The more expensive one is the retail box version which comes with added content in the original box made by WD. It can have extra software, extra cables but I don’t know if it justifies a 25� price bump…
Answer #5
Hmmm.. what do you guys recommend?
Answer #6
Cool. Now i'm really confused, take a look at this:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/171920 PRICE = �129.44inc. vat
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/185915 PRICE = [b]�153.69inc. vat
They both seems the same to me...
just get the cheapest of the 2 mate
Answer #7
What big difference in conents would there be???
Answer #8
This is the Diffirent:
Ready to plug-and-play with Windows PCs - if you're a Mac user, check out our Mac version of this product.
First HDD do not support this.
EDIT: My Bad. Sorry, Wrong Info.
Answer #9
This is the Diffirent:
Ready to plug-and-play with Windows PCs - if you're a Mac user, check out our Mac version of this product.
First HDD do not support this.
They both say that…
Answer #10
Yeaaah… need to know wat the difference is guys…. I looked can’t seem to figure it out.. may be someone does.. hopefully they do! Ringing eBuyer will costs me a �1 minute!!!
Answer #11
This is the Diffirent:
Ready to plug-and-play with Windows PCs - if you're a Mac user, check out our Mac version of this product.
First HDD do not support this.
They both say that...
Oh I’m sorry!
Answer #12
Edit: No Difference.
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Answer #13
Would I be needing any extra cables? Or just that one USB cable???
Answer #14
the usb cable is included with the drive
Answer #15

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Cool. Now i'm really confused, take a look at this:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/171920PRICE = �129.44inc. vat
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/185915PRICE = [b]�153.69inc. vat
They both seems the same to me...
just get the cheapest of the 2 mate
Western Digital My Passport Essential SE 1TB Portable Hard Drive Hi Speed USB – Retail
Western Digital My Passport Essential 1TB Portable Hard Drive Hi Speed USB – Retail Box
Cheaper one says SE Special Edition (maybe slower rpm )
OT: go for the cheaper one i got the 250gb of these years ago and still works
then i got a terabyte one from another manufactorer and said plug in and play and had a mf power cable with it
Answer #16
just to confirm, cheaper one yeh guys?

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