Head to head
WD My Passport, Works with USB-C (2TB) vs WD My Passport, Works with USB-C (6TB)
Our pick
WD My Passport, Works with USB-C (6TB)
For keeping data safe if the drive is lost
Why this one
- The WD My Passport Works with USB-C supports hardware encryption. Before relying on it, check the password setup, unlock software and operating-system support for every computer you will use.12
- Choose the 6TB variant if you need that capacity, and configure its protection before copying sensitive files. Included encryption hardware alone does not establish that your files are protected.13
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What WD My Passport, Works with USB-C (2TB) offers
Choose this My Passport 2TB when that capacity fits your files and you want a three-year warranty term. Its stated weight is 210 g.2 It uses a Micro-B connector and USB 3.2 Gen 1. Check the cable or adapter needed for your computer’s port before buying.2
2 models / at a glance
Key differences
What differs
| Specification | WD My Passport, Works with USB-C (2TB) | WD My Passport, Works with USB-C (6TB) |
|---|---|---|
| Storage capacity | 2 TB2 | 6 TB3 |
More details
| Specification | WD My Passport, Works with USB-C (2TB) | WD My Passport, Works with USB-C (6TB) |
|---|---|---|
| Connector type | Micro USB b2 | Micro USB b4 |
| Read speed | Not published | Not published |
| Hardware encryption | Yes2 | Yes1 |
| Backup software included | Yes2 | Yes1 |
| Warranty | 3 years2 | 3 years3 |
| Weight | 210 g2 | ≈218 g (7.7 ounces) (Reported test result)4 |