My Passport Wireless | How to Copy Memory Cards Without a Laptop

WD’s My Passport Wireless drives have a one-touch copy button as well as a built-in SD 3.0 card reader and USB host port. See how to offload memory cards and automatically organize your imported content, without a computer or app.


My Passport™ Wireless products are all in one portable drives that help preserve photos and videos captured on your cameras and drones. The one touch copy button lets you back up photos and videos with the built in SD™ card reader or the integrated USB port without a laptop or software.

[CircuitWolfy]

I'm glad it supports external USB adapters so that you can transfer files off of XQD cards too.

[foster]

Did my passport support UHS-II SD card ?

[rrudolfdoelasan]

*Can I transfer files from my SSD to my SD card?*

[josemarivictorsilayan]

I have to agree with the other comments. SD Card transfer takes FOREVER. What would take less than 2mins from SD to Laptop - would take 15mins from SD directly on to the WD Drive. -- WASTE

[Bunch.]

Please, DON'T BUYT IT, this My Passport Wireles PRO is a total junk. I am waiting a 4 months for answers on community forum. It doesn't work at all. This disc doesn't read any of my 10 diferent cards, even if they are on supported list.

[lalotong]

I just got it, I’m pleased you solved the problem that fu#ing Apple caused with his f#*ing update in ios12. Now I finally can transfer my video files from my Sony camera again!. Thanks!

[joenj]

my disk does no longer work, less than a year from purchasing....doesn't get recognized by my job WD

[PaulCoughlan]

POS .The time wasted trying to get this product going...Goes on and off line. Doesn't always read the card...you have no reassurance other than to check on your laptop...which if I have with me I can simply use that.

[ALinsdau]

You can now backup your SD chips, CF cards, and MicroSD cards to an external Solid State Drive (SSD) using only your iPhone. With the new iOS 13 being released today, you can back up every card in the field without a laptop, PC, Mac, or whatever. I do it all in this single video, connecting every chip at once through my phone.