Testseek.com have collected 57 expert reviews of the Western Digital My Book Studio 2 USB2/FireWire WDH2Q and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Western Digital My Book Studio 2 USB2/FireWire WDH2Q.
February 2009
(79%)
57 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Multiple interfaces: USB 2.0, FireWire 400/800, eSATA, Fast in eSATA and FireWire, RAID 0/1, design, Mac as well as Windows software
Slow in USB, expensive, backup software is trialware
An external hard drive has traditionally catered to home or office users; at least that was the case until now. But now, Western Digital has got a solution for studio professionals as well. The WD My Book Studio II 4TB WDH2Q40000 is what we have got fo...
The WD My Book Studio II benefits from this upgrade to the largest commercially available hard disks, offering around 6TB when the internal drives are striped together. If you value data integrity over capacity and slightly faster write speeds, you’d b...
Sleek design; Lots of storage space; 5-year limited warranty
Unimpressive write speeds
Though its write performance is less than stellar, the My Book Studio Edition II provides copious amounts of storage space, a sleek look, and plenty of connection options. Western Digital also includes a limited 5-year warranty. If you need to store 722 h...
Huge capacity for backups and storing media files,
No USB 3.0 interface (or Thunderbolt for Mac users).
The latest addition to WD's My Book Studio Edition II range offers huge amounts of external storage, but the lack of forward thinking by not having at least a USB 3.0 interface for Windows users is disappointing....
Abstract: We've already looked at Western Digital's portable My Passport Studio, which featured an e-paper display. The company has also added this feature to its Studio range of desktop drives, which come in 1TB and 2TB capacities. Your first instinct might be ...
Abstract: Western Digital bills its My Book Studio II 4TB as the worlds first 4TB external hard drive, but you can bet other manufacturers wont be far behind. Being first isnt the only thing this storage drive has going for it, though....
