Questions about WD My Passport Wireless SSD

cursi

6 years ago

Hello SD cards are mentioned everywhere (also in the brochure and manual). Do SDXC cards also work? Many thanks

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cherry

6 years ago

I also use 128GB SDXC, among others, and these are processed without any problems.

Anonymous

5 years ago

I recently got a Nikon Z6 with XQD memory card to take with me on my next holiday. I am looking for a "photo tank" so that I can make a daily backup of my photos. The WD My Passport Wireless seems like a good solution. I can imagine copying the photos via the card reader (from Sony) for XQD cards or doing the whole thing wirelessly. However, I am not sure from the descriptions whether the WD Wireless can be accessed directly by the Nikon Z6, i.e. directly from the camera to the WD drive. Do I need Wi-Fi for this or is it possible via Bluetooth?

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marcammon

5 years ago

Helpful answer

I have only recently purchased the WD My Passport, but I am very satisfied with the range of functions and the performance. Unfortunately, I can't tell you whether the import works via Wi-Fi. However, the import will certainly work if you connect the camera to the USB port of the WD My Passport using a USB cable. And that's even faster than via Wi-Fi sync. The mobile phone or tablet can be synchronised via Wi-Fi using the WD app...

Anonymous

6 years ago

Is it possible that I can back up my photos (important: RAW!) from my XQD card to the My Passport Wireless SSD without WLAN, laptop or similar? Can I connect any card reader via USB or does it need a special reader?

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laebison

6 years ago

Can I attach a CF card reader to save the photos on the SSD? Is there a list of compatible card readers?

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ggiusy

6 years ago

Hi Laebison, Using the USB 2.0 port and the handy copy button, you can easily transfer files from compatible card readers and external USB storage devices at the touch of a button. Probably not as fast, but it works.