product details
Digital storage capacity 16000 GB
Hard disk interface USB 3.0
Connectivity technology USB
Brand Western Digital
Special feature Shock_resistant
Hard disk form factor 3.5 Inches
High capacity in a compact design The compact WD Elements with up to 16 TB of storage space is the ideal additional storage for photos, music, videos and all other files.
Boost your PC's performance When your internal hard drive reaches its capacity limits, the PC becomes slower and slower. Move files to WD Elements external desktop storage and get your computer back on track.
Compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 This drive is compatible with the latest USB 3.0 devices, but is also backwards compatible with USB 2.0.
WD quality inside and out Our hard drives meet the highest requirements in terms of durability, shock resistance and long-term reliability. The hard drive is protected with a robust case, which offers the perfect combination of style and protection.
Box contents WD Elements 16 TB, black external hard drive, USB cable, power supply, quick installation guide
Note- Connect the device directly to a power outlet and not to a surge protector
Fast transfer rates
When connected to a USB 3.0 port, the WD Elements desktop hard disk drive delivers fast data transfer rates.
Plug-and-play simplicity
The WD Elements Desktop Hard Drive works right out-of-the-box with Windows PCs – just plug into the USB port to instantly add storage.
USB 3.0 & USB 2.0 Compatibile
With this single drive, you get compatibility with the latest USB 3.0 devices and backwards-compatibility with USB 2.0 devices as well.
Formatted for Windows 10+
The WD Elements desktop hard disk drive is formatted NTFS and compatible with Windows 10+ and can be reformatted for Mac.
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