When the drive is in the "case", does it snap securely, or is it loose?
194527
It does not snap into the case, but it is snug enough that you need to push it out. It does not just flip out of the case with gravity.
194528
it folds completely inside and fits quite well even after multiple uses but does not "Snap" shut in any way
194529
How about this. It snaps in very gently, but you can't shake it out of the case. For my use, it is perfect. I've also had this thing for several years, and China changes their specs about once a week. Today's device could be very different.
407180
yes it is, but it still holds securely to the case. I actually found out that it was detachable by accident. It was a pleasant surprise.
1730462
It is :) I've that hard drive too. The only thing is that you will have to take the internal rubber protectors off if you want the drive to fit well.
1896032
The head is secured with a magnet. I haven't had any problems with it coming loose.
1703871
Yes. That is what I have. However, it does not "SNAP IN" tightly. I am sure it is just fine, but I notice that when I pick up the Laptop, it seems a TINY BIT lose. I do like it though. It is the one for your laptop.
1205377
Honestly, it's a tight fit if you try to fit it with the 1TB Passport. I honestly never have to open the case up at all.........I just leave the cable plugged in and neatly wrap it around and through a small carabiner I attached to the case loop. Two of my coworkers on the ship ordered the same case after looking at mine because they liked it so much. I recommend it for protection from your hard drive breaking or erasing if you were to drop it.
954673
It moves slightly, more so when empty, but after filling it up I've had no issues. Tons of space and very secure.
121820
It certainly has some noise.. a spinning or whirring noise is normal for these drives in my experience. However, clicking noises often mean trouble (not the slight 'clicking' you might hear if you get close while it's writing information). I would have a backup of any data, even if the drive seems fine (always)..
1936144
Cant say. I haven't had any issues with my drive at all. Its been working great for me the last few months. Mine has been HIGHLY reliable to the point
553702
I don't plan on transporting my drive anywhere, so I haven't tried using any cases with it. However based on the descriptions the case you mentioned was designed to fit a drive slightly smaller than the 2TB WD drive you are using. So I would say that you may want to keep looking.
1650297
There is one small piece of foam in it to keep the drive in place, other than that ...no.
550167
That hasn't happened to me at all after a couple weeks of use. I take it in and out of my backpack a couple times daily and travel with it...so it's getting used and tossed around. You do have to make sure the case "clicks" into place when you install it. You'll have to mess with it a bit to get it secure. I'm sure those that are having this issue just didn't install it to a solid fit.
1374322
Define loose. My adapter connects without ever falling out but it is by no means as snug a connection as some other adapters I've had. I haven't had any problems with the adapter though, if that's what you're asking.
1488282
Mine was a little loose, but it just needs to be tapped to snug up the connector tabs. Hope this makes sense and helps.
2031324
The laptop I am using it in doesn't have that problem. Perhaps like another answer suggested use a spacer, such as tape, to give it less space to wiggle itself loose or to simply make it more snug in place?
1130299
No, that drive is a bit too tall for this case. The WD drives tend to be a little shorter.
245652
Not sure, I actually used this for a friend and no longer have this item. I will say that I've used this item several times with a couple different manufacturers (WD, Seagate, etc.) and have not had an issue with any of the HDD not fitting. Hope this helps.