WD My Passport for Mac Type C 2TB Blue - Duo Pack

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Thanks to the USB-C connector, you can use the hard drives with various Apple devices.
Your personal data and documents remain well protected by the hardware encryption and password protection.
Back up your Mac automatically with Time Machine.
You'll have to format the drive again for use with Windows.

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Store all the files on your Mac computer with the WD My Passport for Mac Type C 2TB Blue - Duo Pack. This bundle contains 2 hard drives with a 2TB capacity each. With this, you can store up to 400,000 photos of 10MB. Use 1 drive for your work and the other for private use, for example. You can connect this dark blue disk to your MacBook or iMac via USB-C and transfer photos and videos in seconds. You can also make quick and easy backups using Time Machine. Want to keep unwanted onlookers out? No problem. Your personal data is protected with the built-in 256-bit AES hardware encryption and password protection.

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2x WD My Passport for Mac Type C 2TB Blue

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Product
	Product number	855326
	Manufacturer code	WDBA2D0020BBL-WESN
	Brand	Western Digital
	Warranty	3 years
	Processing of your defect	Via Coolblue

Memory properties

Memory properties
	Total storage capacity	2 TB
	Cache memory	0 MB
	Hard drive type	2.5 inches
	Formatted for operating system	ChromeOS, Linux, Mac
	Safety class	Mid-range

Functions

Functions
	Shockproof
	Dustproof
	On/off switch
	Backup feature
	Protected memory (USB)
	Protection type (USB)	Data encryption, Password
	Data encryption	Hardware encryption, Software encryption
	Recommended for use	Making a backup