Western Digital My Book Essential Edition 2.0 WDH1U10000 1 TB Reviews

Since first getting a digital camera I've become somewhat paranoid about how to safely store all my cherished and irreplaceable photos. Knowing how temperamental the average pc is, it is inevitable that one day you will turn it on and be presented with the dreaded blue screen and with no way of accessing your files. My answer to my ...  Read the complete review

It's now getting to the point where backing up my data to DVDs is simply impossible these days. I have nearly two hundred gigabytes of films and TV programmes stored on my PC and nearly thirty gigabytes of music as well as photos and other personal documents. With each DVD holding just short of five gigabytes, a full backup was going to be a) ...  Read the complete review

I now have two of these drives. I bought one when they were first £130 and another now they are £80 and have found them to be both reliable and amazingly good. The hard drives have enver faield me, (and it never overheats. I have had this on constantly with my computer for weeks at a time.) I use these so much, and they have never occured to have ...  Read the complete review

This is a fantastic product, if you're looking for a large external hard drive this does the job basically. I did some looking around when I wanted a hard drive, and found this to be one of the cheapest and had good write ups. I immediately didn't want a Maxtor because my brother had one, and had a couple of issues with it, and that ...  Read the complete review

The price is unbeatable given the capacity and the manufacturer's brand. Though is the cheap series of external HDDs from Western Digital the quality is very good. The drive looks good, nice glossy design and is solidly built. The install is straight forward, just plug it in and your PC should recognize right away. The drive is quiet (it makes ...  Read the complete review

The model itself looks very stylish and modern sitting on your desk. When data is transferring, the blue bar is broken down into two separate lights that flash one after the other. When in idle, it just has one constant blue bar. The spin up time for the drive can sometimes by a nuisance when watching films, as although it is fairly fast, when ...  Read the complete review