As a standard USB 2.0 flash drive, I suggest this one. which, regrettably, doesn't even match the maximum 2.0. to FAT32 USB 2.0: Write 7.4MB/s while reading 33.3MB/s In USB 3.0: writes 9.9β10.8 and reads 121. Because speed 2.0 should be 480Mb/s, or 60Mb/s in human terms, the flash drive cannot read or write data at this rate when it is operating in 2.0 mode. Despite the fact that this is not a micro SD, you can see that the speed is class 8. While it does not write as quickly as USB 2.0 even in 3.0 mode, it reads somewhat quicker than USB 2.0. Not a hint of 3.0 here. Even the fact that 3.0 should be 5Gbps or 625MB/s on a person is amusing. In NTFS, everything is significantly better: USB 2.0-33.3/22 However, USB 3.0 makes everything much more enjoyable: It is obvious that up to 60 in 2.0 mode does not hold up after reading 121 and writing 38. And there is absolutely no 3.0 in this. Every ten years or so, the same thing happens: USB specifications are released, followed by flash drives, and as the years pass, flash drive speeds never catch up to the requirements. Then USB 3.0 is released, and the cycle is repeated. You can give this flash drive a plus because other companies are considerably worse, but the speed is obviously slow. I suggest using this flash drive solely in 3.0 mode and only in NTFS to make it more enjoyable. No device supports NTFS; even for Android, you still need a program converter or connector on the system's root. But that will work just fine for moving from visible to Windows.
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