western digital passport

[joedel]

i just ordered the 1TB for my upcoming 2 week trip in europe, any feedback is it easy to upload from the sd card,

 

thanks

joe

[JCJR]

What type of passport?

Is it a USB? If so, you need to connect the Passport and the sd card to the laptop, tablet whatever and then you copy over.

 

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[GUT2407]

I presume you mean the one with built in SD card slot?

 

Just insert the card and off he goes. easy as.

[joedel]

I presume you mean the one with built in SD card slot?

 

 

 

Just insert the card and off he goes. easy as.

 

 

I am so I just insert the card - does it erase what is uploaded

[GUT2407]

I am so I just insert the card - does it erase what is uploaded

 

No it doesn't erase.

 

You can also set it up to require a button press before it copies from card to Hdd.

[joedel]

Thank you

[GUT2407]

I should add I don't own one but have been looking long and hard.

[papcx]

I should add I don't own one but have been looking long and hard.

 

 

Me too. Any feedback would be much appreciated.

[GUT2407]

Me too. Any feedback would be much appreciated.

 

Battery life isn't great.

[kenevenpar]

What model is it?

 

OK, wireless.

Edited July 30, 2015 by kenevenpar

[kenevenpar]

No it doesn't erase.

 

You can also set it up to require a button press before it copies from card to Hdd.

 

DP review indicates it can erase?

[c230k]

Give these youtube videos a look, my help.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=my+passport+wireless+review

 

I bought one and will use it on our next cruise (also my iPad for reviewing). I also, being there is so much room to store, but a couple thousand pictures on for addition backup, pays to play it safe, beside I have all that room.

 

Tom :cool:

[chipmaster]

DP review indicates it can erase?

 

It is ALWAYS wiser to format your cards in the camera than erase from a laptop or anything else. Not saying bad things happen, but I read about people having bad cards and corrupt pictures. Many blame the card etc.

 

Since converting to digital and going thru too many P&S and DSLR with many many cards and downloads never lost a picture due to card failure, just human error.

[JCJR]

It is ALWAYS wiser to format your cards in the camera than erase from a laptop or anything else. Not saying bad things happen, but I read about people having bad cards and corrupt pictures. Many blame the card etc.

 

Since converting to digital and going thru too many P&S and DSLR with many many cards and downloads never lost a picture due to card failure, just human error.

Agree 100%

 

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