well lets not assume ok...
they usually drop greens in and from reviews they say its a green drive

Well let's not assume...OK?

I just called them...they said they only use the color classifications on the internal drives.

call again get none idiot

THEY DON'T USE COLOR CLASSIFICATIONS AT ALL....ON THEIR EXTERNAL HARD DRIVES.


Don't believe me....you call them. ^^

800-275-4932

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 17 2016 03:18pm

blah blah blah..

the drives fucking green.

Your disbelieving WD themselves???


LMFAO


/e Btw, your quote above does not say which external HDD he reviewed, and he's just a verified ....buyer. :/

This post was edited by Ghot on Aug 17 2016 03:24pm

Yes, cause they don't do a special drives for these I can assure you.
I've taken apart MANY external drives for data recovery when the board fails and its always a 5400rpm drive.

that is if in fact its a standard 3.5 drive in the case.

This post was edited by King Atrhur on Aug 17 2016 03:23pm

A real review...

http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/the-best-external-desktop-hard-drive/

does it say in there what drive it has or says nothing?
dont have time to read a wall of text

Well the review was of a drive years and years ago. Furthermore it makes sense that they use an external backup drive with a green drive. Save money and still overchange the customer.



Can't you just add another drive to the computer?



Where does it say what color the drive it? My guess is it is a green.



Lol I used find and searched for colors.

This post was edited by NinjaSushi on Aug 17 2016 03:34pm