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WD My Passport (Recertified) 1TB to 4TB From £27.99 - £52.99 e.g 1TB Red £27.99 @ Western Digital
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Posted 29 March 2023

WD My Passport (Recertified) 1TB to 4TB From £27.99 - £52.99 e.g 1TB Red £27.99 @ Western Digital

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Trusted and loved portable storage. Reimagined design.

The My Passport portable drive is trusted to store the massive amounts of photos, videos and music you love. Available in an array of vibrant, fun colors, the sleek style fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, so you can easily take your treasured content everywhere you go.



Auto Backup
Automatically back up photos, videos, music and documents from your system onto your My Passport drive with the included WD Backup software. Set it to your schedule. Just pick the time and frequency.

Password Protection
Built-in 256-bit AES Hardware Encryption with WD Security software helps keep your content private and safe. Easily add a “return-if-found” message as the password prompt in case your My Passport drive ever gets lost. Even great minds like yours can accidentally leave things behind.

WD Reliability
WD builds drives to demanding requirements for durability, shock tolerance and long-term reliability. And we back up (pardon the pun) the trusted My Passport drive with a 1-year limited warranty.

Express Yourself
The sleek, vibrant design of the My Passport drive comes in a wide range of bold, beautiful colors so you can pick the one that matches your own unique, personal style.

Easy to use
Ready to use out of the box, you can start transferring files, saving memories and backing up right away. WD Backup and WD Security software is included to help protect your data.




The price denoted by the strikethrough above is indicative of an equivalent Prime Product. The final price indicated reflects a Recertified product and is non-promotional.




Full SpecificationsCapacity
1 TB
Interface
  • USB 3.0
  • USB 2.0

Connector
Micro B
Compatibility
Formatted for Windows® 10, Windows 8 or Windows 7 operating systems. Requires reformatting for other operating systems.
Product Numbers1 TB , Black
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1 TB , Blue
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1 TB , Orange
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1 TB , Red
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1 TB , White
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1 TB , Yellow
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2 TB , Black
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2 TB , Blue
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2 TB , Orange
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2 TB , Red
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2 TB , White
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2 TB , Yellow
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2 TB , Black
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2 TB , Blue
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2 TB , Orange
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2 TB , Red
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2 TB , White
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2 TB , Yellow
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3 TB , Black
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3 TB , Blue
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3 TB , Orange
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3 TB , Red
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3 TB , White
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3 TB , Yellow
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4 TB , Black
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4 TB , Blue
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4 TB , Orange
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4 TB , Red
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4 TB , White
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4 TB , Yellow
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  1. abc9999993's avatar
    For more clarity on my original out of stock message:

    1TB
    BLACK - OUT OF STOCK
    BLUE in stock £46.99
    ORANGE - OUT OF STOCK
    RED in stock £27.99
    WHITE in stock £27.99
    YELLOW - OUT OF STOCK

    2TB
    BLACK - OUT OF STOCK
    BLUE - OUT OF STOCK
    ORANGE - OUT OF STOCK
    RED in stock £34.99
    WHITE - OUT OF STOCK
    YELLOW - OUT OF STOCK

    3TB
    BLACK - OUT OF STOCK
    BLUE - OUT OF STOCK
    ORANGE - OUT OF STOCK
    RED - OUT OF STOCK
    WHITE - OUT OF STOCK
    YELLOW - OUT OF STOCK

    4TB
    BLACK OUT OF STOCK
    BLUE - OUT OF STOCK
    ORANGE - OUT OF STOCK
    RED - OUT OF STOCK
    WHITE - OUT OF STOCK
    YELLOW - OUT OF STOCK (edited)
    aaarnas's avatar
    Red 2TB available as well.
  2. zoltan.somogyi's avatar
    This company is leave you behind. They never support you right. They always try to explain why is your system is not right. Also they stop supporting their products.

    You will get emails like this:

    Hi,



    We’re reaching out to inform you that starting June 2023, Western Digital will no longer be providing functional updates, security updates, and support for My Cloud Home devices on the WD Discovery desktop app. At this time, remote access to your My Cloud Home™ device will also no longer be available through the WD Discovery™ desktop app.
  3. Figo_Rulz11's avatar
    Could I connect this to a TV to view 1080p or higher footage and high Res photos saved to the hard drive? (edited)
    DealHunterChaos's avatar
    I have had my 1TB one for about 3 or 4 years. Used it on a Phillips android smart TV and then a Samsung TV with no problem. Now using it as a PS5 storage for PS4 games.
  4. MrCynical's avatar
    Id actually prefer a recert, as its actually been looked at and tested by WD, and not just came off the production line and shoved out the door.
    And, I have a 2tb and a 4tb, both recertified - its a no brainer at those prices
  5. yakkowarner's avatar
    I have 5 of these attached to my plex server, all recertified, never had a problem with any of them, oldest is maybe 6 years old.
    Of course they could fail as soon as I post this!
    littlecoupe's avatar
    You're lucky. Mine fail at about 3 years.
  6. Classix440's avatar
    If one of these fails do u lose everything on it or is there a way to recover it?
    MentalFloss's avatar
    In general, good data recovery services will be more expensive than the drive itself. Should definitely have another copy somewhere
  7. catchya's avatar
    Are these the drives that people have sent back under warranty for a reason and WD then retest them and sell them on?
    reddragon105's avatar
    I think those would be called refurbished (if any repairs needed to be made) and recertified is more likely drives that were returned for no reason - i..e. customer just changed mind, but WD still double check them before selling.

    Either way, I've never had an issue with any of the ones I've bought over the years.
  8. jimel's avatar
    My 2gb works like a dream with my ps4
  9. Madafwo's avatar
    I've got 2 of the 4TB ones connected to a Lenovo sff PC running as a storage/plex server. I'd have another 4TB one if I needed the space, I've had no issues with them whatsoever. (edited)
  10. AlinDan_Campan's avatar
    Which could be the best for a MacBook Pro a HDD or SSD
    MentalFloss's avatar
    If you aren't bothered with the speeds, then HDD is fine. SSD would be much faster so people use those for working on the laptop while HDDs generally for backing up stuff.
  11. davocc's avatar
    I know there are WD fans here but I must put in my £0.02 worth... I've just had SO many WD failures and the recertified stuff is even worse. When my drives all failed (13 of them) they would replace them with these fix-ups (re-certified, usually with a standard B&W version of the internal retail label) and they'd fail all within a year or so - I think I only ever had one exception and it was a very simple drive.

    I honestly would be awfully careful with these, wouldn't even use them as a backup drive TBH and never ever as a store of stuff that can't be replaced. Each to his own I guess but like I said, my experience has been less than stellar (and I currently have 27 functional drives, only two still operational are WDs).
    hodlcab's avatar
    Which brands would you recommend for storing pics and video instead of Google clouds ? Tia
  12. negativec's avatar
    Could I use one of these as extra storage for my Xbox series x? Thanks
    MentalFloss's avatar
    Yes but only for older games, not ones optimized for series S/X. For that you'd need the special ones Seagate makes and cost way more than this.
  13. teddy1590's avatar
    Have a 1TB My Passport from 2015 that is still going strong with daily usage, so £52.99 for a 4TB upgrade seems like a non brainer, even if it is recertified.
  14. Peter9588's avatar
    Can you shuck these and use them internally on a pc?
    flyan's avatar
    Asking the important questions.
  15. uj07's avatar
    Just ordered the 4TB black for 52.99. Thanks.
    I Hope I can Setup a Backup for all my Apple devices using this. Don’t want to buy iCloud
    S-360's avatar
    How do you back up please
  16. justabout72's avatar
    Have 2tb hooked up to my ps5 and xbox series x for storage. Never missed a beat. Got a 1tb hooked up to my ps4. No issues with any of them
  17. mark6220's avatar
    I've just had a 4tb fail on me and could use this. Thanks for sharing.

    But I can get a 4tb Toshiba for around £20 more and it's new. (edited)
    shizola's avatar
    I've had multiple Toshiba drives fail, they are extremely fragile.
  18. mattygc2004's avatar
    Part#: RWDBU6Y0015BBK-WESN
    WD Elements Portable (Recertified) 1.5tb - this is cheaper is it any good ?
  19. alan895's avatar
    Thanks, 4TB ordered for a third backup drive. Had a couple of problems with an order back in December but eventually received it after opening a ticket, fingers crossed this one will make it through without issue.
  20. sam2142's avatar
    I have 6 x 5TB doing Chia farming for the last ~1.5 years. No issues to report from the SMART data for each drive.
  21. Akshai_Raj's avatar
    Only 1 year warranty though
  22. iGlad's avatar
    Ordered and it just so happens I’ve had a £99 external sat in my Amazon basket for over a month. I can now delete it.
  23. bonewinski's avatar
    Will this work with an lg oled tv, been trying to record live tv onto memory stick but won’t work with my usb thumb drives…?
  24. AfterAGoodDeal's avatar
    A recertified WD Red Nas drive died on me. Ok, it's one personal experience, but never again from me.
  25. Wedge1234's avatar
    Are these loud/noisy? I have an old 4tb drive but it’s too loud to use as a server. (edited)
  27. Kankan101's avatar
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    For those that don't know WD got hacked and personal details are out hopefully nothing to compromising.
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