#wireless hard drive

A few weeks ago, RedFox Philippines sent us a bunch of units for review, one of which is the company’s multi-purpose device called WizDrive -- a portable hard drive that has wireless functions and doubles as a powerbank. No fancy trappings can be found in and around the actual device, just an ordinary looking external hard drive with a two-tone paint job (black and grey) that creates a distinction between the front/back panels and the sides. It is considerably thicker and heavier compared to other external hard drives, particularly those slim HDDs like the Canvio Slim 3.0 that we reviewed a year ago. There’s not much to be seen on the WizDrive’s underbelly apart from two stickers that contains some information about your portable hard drive. Unlike with other wireless hard drives, users can opt to upgrade the WizDrive’s hard drive for a bigger/faster one. However, it’s worth noting that changing the hard drive may void the warranty of the device so it’s best if you do it once the warranty expires. Performance and Benchmark Despite being marketed as a 4-in-1 device, the Redfox WizDrive’s primary function is being an external USB 3.0 hard drive. Read more in our articles including "RedFox WizDrive Review" and "Sun Cellular 3G: Speed Up, Price Down ".