Western Digital My Book Duo 36TB RAID External Hard Drive

The Western Digital WDBFBE0360JBK-NESN is a desktop external hard drive designed to provide a large and reliable storage solution with a total capacity of 36TB. It is built to handle extensive collections of photos, videos, music, and important documents, making it suitable for users who need to store and back up large amounts of data in one convenient place.

This drive uses a RAID 0 configuration, which combines two drives to deliver faster data access speeds, ideal for tasks that require quick file transfers or working with large media files. It comes with Acronis True Image software, which simplifies the backup process and offers protection against ransomware, helping to keep your data safe without complicated setup.

Security is a key feature of this drive, with password protection and built-in 256-bit AES hardware encryption to ensure your files stay private and secure. The drive connects via USB-C and USB 3.2 Gen 1, providing compatibility with modern computers and fast data transfer rates. Additionally, it includes two USB hub ports, allowing you to connect other devices directly through the drive, which can help reduce cable clutter on your desk.

With a 3-year limited warranty, the My Book Duo offers peace of mind for users who want dependable storage for personal or professional use. Whether you are a creative professional managing large media projects or someone looking to safeguard a growing digital library, this drive offers a balance of speed, capacity, and security.

Highlights:

• 36TB total storage capacity for extensive data needs
• RAID 0 setup for enhanced data transfer speeds
• Includes Acronis True Image software for straightforward backups and ransomware protection
• 256-bit AES hardware encryption with password protection for data security
• Compatible with USB-C and USB 3.2 Gen 1 for fast and versatile connectivity
• Two USB hub ports to connect additional devices conveniently
• Backed by a 3-year limited warranty for reliable long-term use