It's built into a compact aluminum chassis that has about the same footprint as a credit card, and it comes with an optional silicone cover that protects against drops. And if you'd really like to protect your data, get something like CalDigit's Tuff nano. In that case, spending more money on a solid-state drive (SSD) without internal moving parts is no doubt a better idea. The life of an external hard drive isn't always easy, especially if you travel often and can't live without it. To connect to your PC, the included USB-A 3.2 to Micro USB-B cable will work, as will any USB-C adapter. All you have to do is install some software on your PC, and it will take care of the rest. The drive has built-in 256-bit AES encryption to help protect your data should you misplace the drive. WD likewise offers a three-year warranty to protect your purchase. This also means, should the cable be damaged, you won't have to replace the drive. You should be able to slip this drive into a pocket without much trouble, and the host cable can be removed to save space. This is a compact drive, with 1TB and 2TB models measuring just 0.44 inches (11mm) thick and the 4TB and 5TB models measuring 0.75 inches (19mm). The fact that it's available in 1TB, 2TB, 4TB, and 5TB sizes also makes it easy to get exactly what you want.
You can expect read and write speeds somewhere around the 130MB/s range, which is enough for casual use. As long as you're not dealing with specialized work involving large files you want to transfer quickly, the WD My Passport should make for a great choice. Not everyone needs to invest in a more expensive solid-state drive (SSD) to reap the rewards of an external hard drive.
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