OVERVIEW :
Type: Desktop external hard drive featuring a full-sized enclosure with built-in power brick (unlike portable, bus‑powered drives).
Interface: USB 3.0 (backward-compatible with USB 2.0). Hosts typically include a USB‑C to USB‑A cable.
Capacity: 4 TB—suitable for backups, media archival, or extended storage needs.
Design: Sleek black chassis with vertical, desktop-friendly orientation.
Software & Security: Often bundled with WD Backup, WD Security for password protection, and WD Discovery for file tracking and social media/user content import tools. Encryption support is common, typically software-based.
Usage Scenario: Positioned more for stationary usage—perfect for PC or console setups needing sizable, secure media and backup storage in one spot.
 
WARRANTY DETAILS :
Warranty Period: Generally comes with a 2-year limited manufacturer’s warranty, though this may vary slightly by region or retailer promotion.
Coverage: Usually includes defects in materials and workmanship—covers parts and labor.
Service Access: You can register your drive and check warranty status on WD’s official support portal. When needed, WD offers RMA support for drive replacements.