Western Digital
Western Digital My Passport Go 1 TB Cobalt portable SSD
Pocket-sized portable SSD with integrated cable, drop-resistant to 2 metres and delivering up to 300 MB/s for PC, Mac and consoles
- Drop-resistant up to 2 metres for rugged portability
- Solid-state design with no moving parts boosts reliability
- Integrated cable keeps everything pocket-sized and tidy
- Up to 300 MB/s SSD speed accelerates file transfers
- Ready for PC, Mac, PS4 and Xbox One out of the box
What it is and who it's for
A pocket-sized portable SSD with an integrated cable delivers up to 300 MB/s performance. It is formatted for PC and Mac, includes automatic backup software for Windows, and works with Time Machine after reformatting. The drive also functions with PS4 and Xbox One consoles.
Practical limits of the interface
Solid-state construction with no moving parts provides drop resistance up to 2 metres and endures bumps or shakes while plugged in. Rubber edges add further protection during transport. Performance is capped at the stated transfer rate, so sustained workloads will not exceed that limit.
The spec that decides fit
The 1 TB capacity determines how much data you can carry. Buyers who need more storage should consider higher-capacity alternatives. The integrated cable removes the need to carry a separate lead, but its fixed length may restrict placement options.
Highlights
- Drop-resistant up to 2 metres for rugged portability
- Solid-state design with no moving parts boosts reliability
- Integrated cable keeps everything pocket-sized and tidy
- Up to 300 MB/s SSD speed accelerates file transfers
- Ready for PC, Mac, PS4 and Xbox One out of the box
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What capacity does this My Passport Go come in?
This drive is available in a 1 TB capacity, giving you one terabyte of portable solid-state storage.
What does the 300 MB/s figure mean for everyday file transfers?
The 300 MB/s peak read speed lets you move large photo libraries or video projects to the drive in seconds rather than minutes.
Which interface does the integrated cable use and what speed does it limit me to?
The built-in cable connects via USB 3.2 Gen 1, capping real-world transfers at the drive's 300 MB/s maximum.
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