💾 Lexar JumpDrive S47 128GB USB 3.1 Flash Drive Review & Specifications Review

This drive is defective. It worked fine for a few days, then worked for a few more days, then after less than a week it stopped working and stopped writing new data even though >99% of the storage capacity is still available. . Now I see that there are many other reviews warning about this problem. What could be more useless than a product that doesn't work? Goodbye, Felicia. To return. Currently.

I've tested about 15 different USB sticks in a similar price range and none of them came close to their rated speeds, so I ordered this Lexar. I've tested it and gotten a read speed of at least 220Mbps, which is more than double the speed of any other USB3 drive I own. I'm booting Alpine Linux for a server from it. Works great so far, although I don't have long-term results yet. I will only use them from now on. You are so good! fantastic value for money.

What kind of flash drives - so often there are problems. I had nothing but problems with this drive. I will be calling support again for the third time to see if I can get this to work for me. The support team works well and competently, but unfortunately there is a problem with this hard drive. If it works like it's supposed to, it would be a good buy. All the research I've done to find the best, most reliable flash drive at a reasonable price has come to nothing because it's just useless on…

I bought 2 of these Lexar 128GB S47 Jumpdrives. Inserted the first one into my computer, copied a few files, and when I tried to pull it out of the USB port I was only holding the "disk" part but the metal case that plugged into the USB port is still stuck in the USB port. Not a big loss, maybe something got damaged in transit. So I put the second hard drive in and the same thing happens. I would have noticed transport damage on the 2nd disc. Marriage or inferior production? I asked for a…

It works as promised - read speed is more than 200MB/s Write speed is terrible only 15- 20 MB/s s. The connector doesn't look very good, feels quite tight when inserted and sometimes doesn't connect. If you move it around a bit it will work. We'll see how far this goes, last time I had exactly the same size but bigger capacity (64GB) from Samsung and it just exploded within a year. I suspect that all of these very small, high capacity drives have reliability issues. So don't use them for…

The small form factor seemed like the perfect design for my car. Everything worked fine for several months until one day the machine stopped recognizing it. Removing it from the connector is a bit more difficult than a regular sized flash drive, but it's no big deal, although I could see someone with faint fingers having a hard time grasping it would only be a downside of this particular one form factor . After it stopped working, I plugged the drive into various ports in the car, but the car…