Hard Drive | 2 TB Portable |
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Wireless Type | 802.11a |
Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
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WD 2TB My Passport Wireless Pro Portable External Hard Drive, Wifi USB 3.0 - WDBP2P0020BBK-NESN
Digital Storage Capacity | 2 TB |
Compatible Devices | Desktop, Camera |
Brand | Western Digital |
Series | My Passport Wireless Pro |
Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi, USB |
Hard Disk Size | 2 TB |
Form Factor | Portable |
Read Speed | 130 Megabytes Per Second |
Cache Size | 256 |
Item Weight | 1 Pounds |
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- SD 3.0 card reader for fast media offloads
- Wireless 802.11ac to stream 4K videos and view photos with the My Cloud mobile app on iOS and Android* |*4K streaming requires native player on mobile device with codec support for 4K video files and is subject to mobile device capabilities, hardware and software components and configurations.
- All-day battery (up to 10 hours)* |*Based on streaming HD 720p, 3 Mbps video to one device over Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz single band only. Actual battery life depends on file size, type, format, bitrate, devices connected, Wi-Fi connectivity, settings and other factors.
- Built-in power bank to charge your phone, action camera and more (with output up to 1.5A)
- 2-year manufacturer's limited warranty
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RAW Image Support
Preview RAW images on your phone or tablet, and export to edit them with third-party apps. Visit support.wd.com for a full list of RAW image support.
Your Creative Hub in the Field
My Passport Wireless Pro gives photographers and filmmakers portable storage to easily offload, edit and stream photos or HD videos in the field. Streamline your workflow with this all-in-one drive and work seamlessly from your mobile device, or transfer files with the built-in SD card reader.
- Wireless 802.11ac for fast data transfers
- SD 3.0 card reader for quick media offloads
- All-day battery (up to 10 hours*)
- USB power bank to charge mobile devices
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Fast SD Card Media TransfersStay on the go and quickly transfer media from your camera’s SD card with an integrated SD 3.0 card reader. Offload .RAW photos and full HD videos to this high-capacity drive and back up everything you capture while improving your workflow so you can keep moving. |
All-Day Battery LifeMy Passport Wireless Pro has up to 10 hours* of continuous use. Bring it on an all-day shoot, stay out in the field longer. Take it on a long trip, continuously stream videos on the road or in flight. *Based on streaming HD 720p, 3 Mbps video to one device over Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz single band only. Actual battery life depends on file size, type, format, bitrate, devices connected, Wi-Fi connectivity, settings and other factors. |
Built-in Power BankOut of power? Not a problem. Equipped with a 6,400 mAh power bank, you can charge your smartphone, tablet, or other USB devices wherever you are. With this all-in-one storage device, you get a perfect travel partner. |
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Super-Fast USB 3.0 Transfer SpeedsBack up your media in a matter of moments using the super-fast transfer speeds of the USB 3.0 port. With USB 3.0, you save time when transferring large files like a .RAW image or full HD videos. |
Import Media from External USB DevicesWith an extra USB 2.0 port, you can easily transfer media from an external USB storage device. Through the added compatibility of USB 2.0, you’re able to back up photos and videos directly from a compatible DSLR or CF card reader. |
Wireless Access and 4K StreamingMy Passport Wireless Pro creates its own fast 802.11ac Wi-Fi connection so you can wirelessly connect to your drive to access and view saved photos or smoothly stream 4K video directly to your phone or tablet using the My Cloud app. Use third party apps, like FiLMiC Pro, to capture and save footage directly to the drive, or LumaFusion to edit video in the field. |
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Product Description
High-capacity, wireless mobile storage designed to accompany photographers on-the-go to easily offload, edit and stream RAW photos and 4K drone videos without a laptop. Created to work seamlessly with mobile devices and equipped with a built-in SD 3.0 card reader and one-touch copy button, My Passport Wireless Pro is the all-in-one drive you need to streamline your workflow.
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Technical Details
Brand | Western Digital |
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Series | My Passport Wireless Pro |
Item model number | WDBP2P0020BBK-NESN |
Hardware Platform | PC, Mac |
Operating System | Windows 10, windows 8.1 or windows 7, mac OS X El capitan, yosemite, mavericks or mountain lion operating systems |
Item Weight | 1 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 5 x 5 x 0.94 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5 x 5 x 0.94 inches |
Flash Memory Size | 2 |
Batteries | 1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included) |
Manufacturer | Western Digital |
ASIN | B01F5LVTO4 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | June 21, 2016 |
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Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
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Best Sellers Rank | #990 in External Hard Drives |
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2020
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A) It is NOT compatible with SDHC II U3cards. I can’t find any mention of this anywhere.
B) The My Wireless Cloud app is not well designed. It’s very difficult initially to find where everything is. Turns out I had to use the app AND access it through its web interface to configure it properly. Very Poor
C) WD tech support doesn’t respond to my email questions.
D) Most importantly for me, I just want to insert my camera SD card and have it automatically back up. It’s not initially configured to do this but after making the needed changes to the settings, it sometimes backs up and sometimes doesn’t.
This is my second unit and will be returning it as soon as I get home from vacation.
In the 3 days I've had this item, even after applying the latest firmware, it has crashed and/or malfunctioned every time I've tried to use it. It goes into all LED's flashing mode when backing up SD cards. It locks up and won't respond or shut down with any kind or combination of button pressing. It started failing to mount as a hard drive when connected to my mac via USB.
The MyCloud iOS app is confusing and opaque. It is difficult to get any feedback on what the device is doing (i.e. show progress on operations and monitoring activity.
Hopefully I can figure out how to secure wipe the drive so I can return it and get my money back.
HOWEVER
I get it out of the box. Plug it in, follow the directions (besides your choices of streaming options, and drive settings), there are 4, yes FOUR steps to get it up and running.
Step 1: switch your phone or laptop Wi-Fi to WD’s passport pro’s 2.4GHz or 5MHz Wi-Fi Bands and connect.
*UH-OH!* it fails to connect. About 7 retries later, it finally does connect.
Step 2: once connected, give it access to your trusted Wi-Fi.
*UH-OH!!* it just won’t stay connected. I finally decided to take my VPN down, and allow several risky pass throughs of my firewalls and security measures, and DING! It works! Yay!
Step 3: transfer your files via SD card, WI-FI or use their lightning fast USB connection.
*UH-OH!* it refused to read an SD card; oh well, I’ll just transfer from Wi-Fi. NOPE, that failed too, as it had suddenly “forgotten” my Wi-Fi network and password. Ok, fine, let’s try the cable. BOOM! All seven seasons in UDHD of Game of Thrones, about 50 odd HD and UDHD digital movies (because who wouldn’t want to watch anything from all the Harry Potter movies, to the entire uncut collection of The Fast and the Furious movies, while stuck in an airport or in a weird hotel, on a rainy weekend, vs paying for their “on-demand” or basic cable packages? No brainer there. I also put on another 250GB of other random movies, clips, pix, and backed up my ENTIRE 250GB iPhone; all said and done, minus the connection hiccups, transferred in less than an hour! AMAZING! STELLAR!
Step 4: Disconnect drive, fiddle with the streaming settings (the choices are Plex, or Twonky), connect, stream, popcorn, bliss; with maybe some productivity tossed in, for good measure.
*NOPE!* it couldn’t find the drive. It lost my home Wi-Fi again (still vulnerable and lacking my VPN and countermeasures). After about TEN HOURS of reading WD’s .pdf manuals, support portals, troubleshooting, and even YouTube videos, it FINALLY connects!
Alas, after my dozens of attempts, my laptop now sees no less than 7 network drives, all with the same name, followed by a number. My phone says there’s FOUR WD My Passport Pro’s. They all have the same data, but I CANNOT delete them to just one of each for my devices. Why? Deleting ONE, deletes them ALL.
Insert step 5: FINALLY get it down to a couple drives on my phone, and laptop. Whatever, I can deal. First I try Twonky, there’s literally NO sorting, despite my use of carefully labeled folders and file names; it’s a screen full of mixed up, multiple duplicates, and COMPLETELY unsorted movies. Ugh!
Step 6: it’s time for a beer. Or three.
Step 7: I try Plex. First off, it’s not FREE; the service starts at about $10/month. It takes the rest of the day, and all night for Plex to sort, collate, index and “modify” my movies to a more “universal” format; from UDHD at 25Mbps stream, to HD at 8-10Mbps. I try a movie, it works ok on my laptop, but I’m unsatisfied, and even worse, I have to convert this 1.2TB library AGAIN, so my phone can stream at 4Mbps, 720p. It looks fine on my phone, but now I can DEFINITELY see the difference on my laptop.
It’s now a couple days later, and I sit down with my laptop and a beer, and... “SORRY, Plex needs to convert your library AGAIN!” Really? This drive is only half full and it’s already eaten up almost three days of tinkering with it.
The next workday ends, I have free time and I’m in bed, laptop out and “SORRY! Your WD drive is offline; please resync it to your network”. Are you kidding me? So, I pull out my phone, connect and try again. I get TEN MINUTES IN, and “SORRY! Your WD drive is offline”. Grrrr!!!
A couple days go by, and I decide to just use it as a dummy external drive; forgoing the battery and Wi-Fi, I plug the cable into my USB port. There are still TWO identical drives, and now WD will NOT acknowledge them, because I’m “using duplicate serial numbers”. REALLY?!?
So, those are the main reasons why you should NEVER buy this drive.
Here’s an additional short list of why you should RUN, not walk away from this purchase:
1: login for the drive’s admin functions can have a password set; HOWEVER, the ONLY allowed name is “Admin”, and the password is irrelevant, as it only locks people out of the SETTINGS MENU - NOT THE DRIVE ITSELF.
2: there is absolutely, and I researched this extensively, NO WAY to stop ANYONE on the WiFi network (should you get it to work), from accessing ALL YOUR DATA!
3: there are SO MANY complaints about its poor Wi-Fi connectivity.
4: there are EVEN MORE complaints about the SD card not working correctly. Oftentimes, it’ll just delete the data on the card and import NOTHING.
5: finally, I searched and searched, for hours and hours, for an updated firmware and software for the drive; after all, it’s WD, and it’s called a “WiFi PRO”, there HAS to be a fix, right? NO THERE IS NOT. The latest and most recent and most buggy firmware update was issued in 2017! It’s halfway through 2020, and no new updates? Seriously, WD? REALLY??
6: this device gets hot, and I mean REALLY HOT.
7: it’s an actual DISC DRIVE (moving parts, so you can’t move it, bump it, or accidentally do ANYTHING to it, while it’s running). And even unplugged, and turned off, the battery will periodically cycle the drive; ostensibly, trashing the hardware at some point, while the drive is in your luggage, in transit, being handled oh-so-NOT-gently by baggage handlers and TSA agents.
Way to let your customer and support base down. I will NEVER buy another product from them again. Most of these reviews, and most of them are POOR reviews, are four to FIVE YEARS OLD, and WD has done NOTHING to fix or assuage any of these issues. No updated firmware, or even support portals or discussions that are less than a couple years old. Completely UNACCEPTABLE, WD!
GOODBYE FOREVER, WD! And good riddance!
Oh, it has TWO PROs to all the CONs:
1: LIGHTNING FAST transfer, if you’re willing to just format it and use it as a dummy external HDD.
2: it is REALLY compact and easy to carry. About the size of a large coaster for your coffee cup (about 4”x4”x1/2”); just whatever you do (besides NOT buying this), do NOT set your drink or anything on it, as the device vents up through the top, flat surface.
I wouldn’t recommend this to ANYONE, not even an enemy.
I wouldn’t keep this and eat the cost, give it to my kids, or use it as a dummy HDD, because it’s COMPLETELY unreliable, and EASILY the most unsecured storage device I’ve EVER seen, and I’m included the little keychain USB flash drives you see at the checkout line at your local tech store; at least those usually have a 4 digit PIN.

Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2020
HOWEVER
I get it out of the box. Plug it in, follow the directions (besides your choices of streaming options, and drive settings), there are 4, yes FOUR steps to get it up and running.
Step 1: switch your phone or laptop Wi-Fi to WD’s passport pro’s 2.4GHz or 5MHz Wi-Fi Bands and connect.
*UH-OH!* it fails to connect. About 7 retries later, it finally does connect.
Step 2: once connected, give it access to your trusted Wi-Fi.
*UH-OH!!* it just won’t stay connected. I finally decided to take my VPN down, and allow several risky pass throughs of my firewalls and security measures, and DING! It works! Yay!
Step 3: transfer your files via SD card, WI-FI or use their lightning fast USB connection.
*UH-OH!* it refused to read an SD card; oh well, I’ll just transfer from Wi-Fi. NOPE, that failed too, as it had suddenly “forgotten” my Wi-Fi network and password. Ok, fine, let’s try the cable. BOOM! All seven seasons in UDHD of Game of Thrones, about 50 odd HD and UDHD digital movies (because who wouldn’t want to watch anything from all the Harry Potter movies, to the entire uncut collection of The Fast and the Furious movies, while stuck in an airport or in a weird hotel, on a rainy weekend, vs paying for their “on-demand” or basic cable packages? No brainer there. I also put on another 250GB of other random movies, clips, pix, and backed up my ENTIRE 250GB iPhone; all said and done, minus the connection hiccups, transferred in less than an hour! AMAZING! STELLAR!
Step 4: Disconnect drive, fiddle with the streaming settings (the choices are Plex, or Twonky), connect, stream, popcorn, bliss; with maybe some productivity tossed in, for good measure.
*NOPE!* it couldn’t find the drive. It lost my home Wi-Fi again (still vulnerable and lacking my VPN and countermeasures). After about TEN HOURS of reading WD’s .pdf manuals, support portals, troubleshooting, and even YouTube videos, it FINALLY connects!
Alas, after my dozens of attempts, my laptop now sees no less than 7 network drives, all with the same name, followed by a number. My phone says there’s FOUR WD My Passport Pro’s. They all have the same data, but I CANNOT delete them to just one of each for my devices. Why? Deleting ONE, deletes them ALL.
Insert step 5: FINALLY get it down to a couple drives on my phone, and laptop. Whatever, I can deal. First I try Twonky, there’s literally NO sorting, despite my use of carefully labeled folders and file names; it’s a screen full of mixed up, multiple duplicates, and COMPLETELY unsorted movies. Ugh!
Step 6: it’s time for a beer. Or three.
Step 7: I try Plex. First off, it’s not FREE; the service starts at about $10/month. It takes the rest of the day, and all night for Plex to sort, collate, index and “modify” my movies to a more “universal” format; from UDHD at 25Mbps stream, to HD at 8-10Mbps. I try a movie, it works ok on my laptop, but I’m unsatisfied, and even worse, I have to convert this 1.2TB library AGAIN, so my phone can stream at 4Mbps, 720p. It looks fine on my phone, but now I can DEFINITELY see the difference on my laptop.
It’s now a couple days later, and I sit down with my laptop and a beer, and... “SORRY, Plex needs to convert your library AGAIN!” Really? This drive is only half full and it’s already eaten up almost three days of tinkering with it.
The next workday ends, I have free time and I’m in bed, laptop out and “SORRY! Your WD drive is offline; please resync it to your network”. Are you kidding me? So, I pull out my phone, connect and try again. I get TEN MINUTES IN, and “SORRY! Your WD drive is offline”. Grrrr!!!
A couple days go by, and I decide to just use it as a dummy external drive; forgoing the battery and Wi-Fi, I plug the cable into my USB port. There are still TWO identical drives, and now WD will NOT acknowledge them, because I’m “using duplicate serial numbers”. REALLY?!?
So, those are the main reasons why you should NEVER buy this drive.
Here’s an additional short list of why you should RUN, not walk away from this purchase:
1: login for the drive’s admin functions can have a password set; HOWEVER, the ONLY allowed name is “Admin”, and the password is irrelevant, as it only locks people out of the SETTINGS MENU - NOT THE DRIVE ITSELF.
2: there is absolutely, and I researched this extensively, NO WAY to stop ANYONE on the WiFi network (should you get it to work), from accessing ALL YOUR DATA!
3: there are SO MANY complaints about its poor Wi-Fi connectivity.
4: there are EVEN MORE complaints about the SD card not working correctly. Oftentimes, it’ll just delete the data on the card and import NOTHING.
5: finally, I searched and searched, for hours and hours, for an updated firmware and software for the drive; after all, it’s WD, and it’s called a “WiFi PRO”, there HAS to be a fix, right? NO THERE IS NOT. The latest and most recent and most buggy firmware update was issued in 2017! It’s halfway through 2020, and no new updates? Seriously, WD? REALLY??
6: this device gets hot, and I mean REALLY HOT.
7: it’s an actual DISC DRIVE (moving parts, so you can’t move it, bump it, or accidentally do ANYTHING to it, while it’s running). And even unplugged, and turned off, the battery will periodically cycle the drive; ostensibly, trashing the hardware at some point, while the drive is in your luggage, in transit, being handled oh-so-NOT-gently by baggage handlers and TSA agents.
Way to let your customer and support base down. I will NEVER buy another product from them again. Most of these reviews, and most of them are POOR reviews, are four to FIVE YEARS OLD, and WD has done NOTHING to fix or assuage any of these issues. No updated firmware, or even support portals or discussions that are less than a couple years old. Completely UNACCEPTABLE, WD!
GOODBYE FOREVER, WD! And good riddance!
Oh, it has TWO PROs to all the CONs:
1: LIGHTNING FAST transfer, if you’re willing to just format it and use it as a dummy external HDD.
2: it is REALLY compact and easy to carry. About the size of a large coaster for your coffee cup (about 4”x4”x1/2”); just whatever you do (besides NOT buying this), do NOT set your drink or anything on it, as the device vents up through the top, flat surface.
I wouldn’t recommend this to ANYONE, not even an enemy.
I wouldn’t keep this and eat the cost, give it to my kids, or use it as a dummy HDD, because it’s COMPLETELY unreliable, and EASILY the most unsecured storage device I’ve EVER seen, and I’m included the little keychain USB flash drives you see at the checkout line at your local tech store; at least those usually have a 4 digit PIN.


















I am going to try aging to get things figured out with Western digital, if that fails I am sending it back.
As for the device, with no instructions it comes with in a BLACK case, (The device itself), WITH GREY Lettering on it for the different buttons, VERY HARD TO READ OR SEE, SOMETIME YOU HAVE TO USE A BRIGHT LIGHT AND A MAGNIFYING GLASS TO READ THE PRINT.
The design guys need to have the heads examined for pulling that kind of deal on a $200 device.
they should also have better instructions printed on white paper with black typing, (high contrast lettering)
as for the program you need you have to go to the android store or the apple store to download the programs to use.
Gee your buying a @200 device with 2 TB of space and you can't put the programs on the device.
I consider this to be very poor marketing.
I thing the one really good part of the device is the wireless router, if you can get it to function, is that you can share the network connecting with several devices, or people, and can get a solid IP connection, this part works great. Getting it set up will raise your frustration level very quickly.
I am not working with it today as I am trying to be fair to western digital and see if the can school me on the device to my satisfaction, if not the I will return it.
For other buyers, if you have difficulty with your computer and get frustrated very easily, I would not suggest this device for you, or if you have low threshold and are ready to shoot the computer, stay away from this device., (for your own good)
While this does have some good things it is intended for, Overall I still give it ONE Star.
Hard to get set up, NO instructions, No programs with he device you have to down load them, very difficult to connect to the device and the internet, something this expensive would be plug and play, and it is not.
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Es una versión mejorada según el empaque ya que es de color amarillo dando reseña que corre Streaming en 4K y lo eh constatado en vídeos en un celular Galaxy S9 plus.
Primero hay que dedicarle un poco de tiempo para conocer el producto y configurar lo de buena manera con la aplicación. Principalmente sirve para el respaldo de información al viajar y poder acceder vía Wifi por cualquiera de sus 2 conexiones. Permite compartir vídeos, fotos y documentos. Se pueden cargan excelentemente vía USB 3.0 directo a una computadora y compartir via wifi.
Los puertos SD 3.0 y USB 2.0 son buenos para acceder a dispositivos portátiles, celulares, tabletas, cámaras, gopro de la 7 black para abajo, etc. No tanto enfocado a una computadora, para eso tienes el puerto 3.0
En el caso de mi gopro me deja respaldar la información y ver en el celular las fotos antes de llegar a casa y con mejor definición que en la pantalla de la cámara, donde NO SE VEN las micro gotas de agua. Retiro la micro SD la pongo en la SD y dejo que haga su trabajo mientras hago otra cosa. Es ser productivo y no desesperado
Cargo películas y vídeos para entretener a mis hijas en viajes donde no hay wifi o soy un poco desconfiado en acceder a una red publica. Ademas se que cosas esta viendo.
Cualquier duda con confianza pregunten me. Tratare de responder. Al ser usuario de WD my cloud y WD my cloud home es como mi nube casera pero portátil al momento de viajar jajaja
RECOMENDACIONES
1. Conecten se al dispositivo como si fuera una red wifi por si sola cuando se use, eviten que se conecte al Internet para que sea mas estable
2. Usen el programa WD mycloud y busque tutoriales para configuración
3. Cuando quieran que se conecte al Internet, recuerden se conectan al dispositivo y el dispositivo al Internet.
Traten de usar en su clave de Internet símbolos que se solo LETRAS y NUMERO, no otros símbolos °#$ o los estará sacando
4. La configuración de copiado se tiene que activar si quieren que al insertar las memorias se copien o TU decidas cuando se copia. Ademas de si cada vez que se mete se copia todo o SOLO lo nuevo
5. Visualicen los indicadores LED del progreso de copiado por la SD y la USB, en la APP y en la pagina del escritorio hay una opción de extracción de dispositivo, recomiendo hacer ese proceso para que deje de leer el dispositivo externo.
6. Si se conecta otro disco duro, SD o USB, se puede usar este dispositivo como módem y puedes visualizar su contenido sin copiar nada a tu dispositivo móvil y ni siquiera al disco interno. Por eso la practicad de decidir cuando se copian las cosas
ES UN PRODUCTO DE VIAJE, para lo que tiene NAS o Nubes personales en casa, pero otros disfrutaran mucho la experiencia de viajar sin una computadora y solo usándolo para ver contenido en varios dispositivos cada uno.


