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The WD My Passport Wireless comes in capacities of 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB priced at $119.99, $179.99 and $219.99, respectively.
Everything about the app and drive management are designed to be easy to use most should be able to go from opening the box to sharing storage over WiFi in just a couple minutes. Additionally, the My Passport Wireless can be used as a Wi-Fi hub (Wireless N/MIMO) to share an Internet connection with 8 computers, tablets and smartphones. Users can wirelessly connect to their mobile devices and manage their content using via WD’s My Cloud mobile app to securely save and access files their files. What also differentiates the My Passport Wireless from much of its competition is that it comes equipped with a handy built-in SD card slot, something we don’t see with most portable drives let alone a wireless one. This feature provides photographers the flexibility to instantly transfer or back up media from their SD card while in the field. The My Passport Wireless also features USB 3.0 connection, as well a USB cable to go with it, for those who require faster cabled-based transfer performance. WD quoting upwards of 6 hours of continuous video streaming and up to 20 hours of idle lifespan (doubling the battery life of the Seagate Wireless Plus). WD is proud of the My Passport Wireless built-in rechargeable battery, which gives users the added ability to stay mobile for an extended period of time. Like all drives of its kind, the My Passport Wireless is ideal for the traveling business person or the creative professional working in the field, as it gives users the ability to transfer files from computers, tablets, and smartphones to the My Passport Wireless without the need of cables or an Internet connection.
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WD has released the My Passport Wireless today, the newest addition to the company’s vast portfolio of portable external hard drives and their first wireless storage solution to hit the market.
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