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WD My Passport portable hard drive for under £40 on Amazon
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TL;DR: Scoop a versatile WD My Passport portable hard drive for £39.99. This is normally priced at £65, saving you 38 percent.
Storage capacity is like gold dust, especially if you are the type to collect a massive amount of photos, videos, and music.
Storage shouldn’t be an issue. You shouldn’t feel like you can’t snap away at your breakfast, or video that sunset, or immediately download the entire Lion King soundtrack. You just need a little help from a portable hard drive.
WD My Passport portable hard drives are available in an array of vibrant colours, and fit comfortably in the palm of your hand, so you can take your content with you wherever you go. Don’t let that fool you into thinking that storage isn’t the priority here though, as these devices have up to 4TB of capacity.
A WD My Passport (1TB) portable hard drive for PC, Xbox One, and PS4 is on sale for just £39.99 on Amazon. That’s down from £65, saving you 38 percent on list price. The 4TB version is down from £149 to £79.99, saving you 46 percent. The choice is yours.
Save on a WD My Passport portable hard drive, and never worry about storage again.
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