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Question: Could someone please provide transfer rate of this hard disk with USB 3.0 interface while reading and writing large files, like big video clips.
Document: I do not have a USB 3.0, but there is NO reason why the transfer rate of this product should be 1 MB/s. I tried to update the firmware using their WDFirmwareUpdater. The device was recognized, along with it's firmware version, and the newest firmware version was successfully located and downloaded. I attempted to update and I received an error 'cannot find the disk drive, please make sure it's plugged in'.
This is a very attractive external hard drive. It works well with my Windows 7 computer system. I am not using the WD software that comes with the drive since I want the saved files to be in native Windows format. I like the three year warranty and the USB 3.0 interface capability.
Good Price, Quiet, Extremely compact, and very fast (especially w/ USB 3.0). Used it to transfer files from my work PC to my new MacBook Pro (just make sure you format to ex-fat) No issues reading and writhing to both OS's. Not much more you can ask for.
At 1TB, I use this drive daily to store large files that would otherwise take up space on my laptop. I work with Photoshop, Illustrator, AutoCAD, Maya, etc, and those files can get pretty big. I have no problem with any lag between the drive and my OS due to the USB 3.0 speed (read: crazy fast).
Yeah!Windows 7 recognized the drive immediately and loaded the drivers. Works like a champ. And the USB 3.0 high speed transfer rate makes System Image backups lightning quick (compared to my other USB 2.0 external drives).I got the RED version because it was priced lower than the silver/black siblings on Amazon.
I use a laptop that is a few years old outside at the telescope when collecting video data. The hard drive on that old laptop only has about 80 gigs of space available, which I can fill pretty quickly in a single night. I use this drive to transfer the files to my desktop, and so far it works perfectly. I purchased the usb3 interface version, so that when I upgrade the laptop, I can take advantage of the extra speed.
However, it serve as a portable hard disk storage for large video files for my work.
I have had several external hard drives die on me. This is my first USB 3.0 drive and thus far it has worked flawlessly. I wanted a drive that I could back up all my pictures, videos, and vital files upon and then keep it completely disconnected when it was not in use. I especially like the fact that power is provided by the USB port rather than needing an external wall wart.
This disk is amazing, im using for time machine backup and transport some files and is great, good reading/writing speed, small size, is really good.The disk came with windows format but i did reformat to hybrid format (exFat) for use with mac and pc and works great.
I purchased the 1tb version to back up my important data. I really like the usb 3.0 because now I can transfer my large data files in about 1/3 of the time it used to take for my usb 2.0 HD. Set up was easy, just a plug and play drive. Since I do all my backup manually I have not and do not use any of the provided software.
Answer: I get between a 60 to 80 Mb per sec transfer.