Testseek.co.uk have collected 92 expert reviews of the Western Digital My Passport SSD USB3.2 Type-C WDBAGF and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Western Digital My Passport SSD USB3.2 Type-C WDBAGF.
October 2020
(86%)
92 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Lightweight, Offers USB-C and A, Hardware encryption
Expensive, Remarkably short cable, Software issues, Not as elegant as previously
The decision to revamp the My Passport SSD was overdue since many brands that offer portable storage have released an NVMe technology external drive over the past year.A few brands are determined to squeeze the last from SATA SSDs. But, with USB 4.0 on th...
5-year warranty, Good performance, Great design, Great price, Decent software mix
No status lights, Runs very warm to the touch, Cable too thin
So here we have it, a fast, compact portable SSD with a large capacity and a very long warranty. The only real thing that lets it down is the price which is far too high compared to the competition out there (or even competition within WDC). Other minor n...
Published: 2020-09-03, Author: Simon , review by: kitguru.net
Performance, Encryption, 5-year warranty
Data cable is a bit on the short side, Pricey
The My Passport SSD is the latest member of a large portfolio of external drives produced by WD. With an NVMe SSD (WD Blue SN550) inside it and a USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C interface it's a giant leap in performance over previous My Passport SSDs and is, needle...
Up to 2TB capacity, Blistering speeds, USB Type-C and Type-A, Five-year warranty as standard
Heady price premium, USB Type-C cable rather short
Moving on over to more general tests, we continue to see the manifest improvement over the older drive. It's debatable whether they can run faster if outfitted with the same USB 3.2 Gen-2 interface present here, but it's a moot point as they feature USB 3...
Abstract: Western Digital 's My Passport is a great lightweight SSD that has a range of excellent features including security encryption and a backup facility.The unit itself comes in a range of different colors including gold and red which are particularly nice...
Published: 2021-02-13, Author: Sean , review by: tomshardware.com
Attractive aesthetics and color options, Hardware-based AES 256-bit encryption, Appealing thin and light design, USB Type-C adapter, 5-year warranty,
Lacks an activity light, DRAMless architecture, Flimsy, Very short cable
WD's My Passport SSD is not the fastest portable drive with speeds of up to 10 Gbps, but it also comes with full disk encryption support that secures your precious files and also comes backed by a 5-year warranty...
Slim build with metal casing, Up to 1050MB/s read speed, Supplied with a high-quality USB-C cable and USB-A adapter,
Heats up during use, Very short cable
Small, light and reasonably robust, the WD My Passport SSD is a well-priced drive that's very useful for anyone editing 4K footage or looking to store images on a portable drive. It gets a bit hot and the supplied cable, though well-made, is very short, b...
Sleek design, Great speeds, Available in 5 different colors, 256-bit AES hardware encryption, WD software suite available (but not required), Works with PC or Mac out of the box
None that I found
Fast portable storage is always a good thing to have and WD has been providing that with their My Passport line of drives for years. Obviously being 2020 portable solid state drives are the way yo go and WD has a winner here in their My Passport SSD. It i...
