Pros
- - stylish case; - high speed (especially reading); - doesn't get very hot.
Cons
- - slightly sharp corners.
Pros
- Design, speed, claimed shock and water resistance
Cons
- Slippery, there will be marks on the body at the place of the connector
Pros
- The ratio "price (1100) - capacity (64 GB) - speed of reading data from a flash drive. " Copying a large number of small files to a flash drive is quite brisk (approximately 2100 files in MP3 format with an average size of 6 megabytes were copied in about 6 minutes).
Cons
- The write speed (about 30-40 megabytes) could be higher, given the read speed of the flash drive. I conducted the write speed test with caching disabled (we are talking about the corresponding setting in the Device Manager). There is no cap (we found something to save on . ).
Pros
- Compact fast flash drive
Cons
- The case was scratched after the first insertion. Pictured after 5-6 uses
Pros
- Neat metal body High reading speed
Cons
- Write speed could be faster
Pros
- Screen below. I took it for Ventoy, so the write speed is not important, by the way, it exactly corresponds to the measured one. Windows-to-go, of course, is better not to bet on this, there are cheap SATA SSDs and 3.1 boxes for this. Nice in hand, heavy. I'll attach a fluff on a rope so as not to lose it, now this is my only (instead of a zoo) usbflash for backups, installations and more. Just got all the necessary images and distributions, even those that are very rarely needed.
Cons
- I just bought it, I will use it infrequently . if it doesn’t break, then what are the drawbacks?
Pros
- We required a "large" capacity for our pocket flash drive. The Samsung BAR Plus 256GB was ultimately selected as the winner. The first thing that caught my attention was the aluminum housing. The second component is a ring with a hole in it to hang the keys. The third is that it is reliable, according to the reviews. Although the speed was not really high, I did not observe that it slowed down significantly when I was utilizing it. Purchase with as much contentment as an elephant.
Cons
- I prepared myself by reading the reviews before to making the purchase.
Pros
- A memory stick produced by a well-known manufacturer! a structure that cannot be broken. A compact size that is ideal for holding a number of keys. I copied a 128-gigabyte volume as well as a 256-gigabyte one, and while the first one is functional to this day, the bad news concerning the second flash drive is detailed below: (((After being heated up, the write speed decreases to between 40 and 50 MB/s. However, as can be seen in the comments, this is not a negative.
Cons
- Costly in comparison to its rival products and services. The flash drive has corners that are particularly sharp. If, when viewed from the opposite side of the USB connector, they appear to be in some way warranted, one must ask why it was essential to make the identical sharp corners on both sides. Another negative aspect is that there is no visible indicator light. A flash disk with 256 gigabytes of storage turns revealed to have a very short lifespan. It lasted me for a whole year to the day! In order to combine the information that has been gathered over the course of the week, I inserted it into the port as is my custom the day before yesterday; however, it was not detected! And so across a number of machines. A couple of the PCs she used for the first time noticed an unusual USB device and attempted to substitute drivers for it, but they were unsuccessful. I did not push it into the tail and into the mane; rather, I simply supplied weekly information to it from the computer that was running. This prevented it from becoming overheated and ensured that the amounts of information were manageable. Honestly, I was hoping for more!
Pros
- 1. Inventive and forward-looking design (I purchased the silver version). 2. It is simple to disconnect the device from the snug USB connector. 3. A write speed that is satisfactory for me. The speed of data transfer from a hard disk to a USB flash drive was measured by copying a "large" file, which was 50 gigabytes in size, into Total Commander. The pace of the transfer was 65 megabytes per second, and it took 13 minutes to copy a 50 gigabyte file. This, of course, is a far cry from the upper limit that was proclaimed (which was at 300 MB/s), but it's not terrible.
Cons
- It is possible for it to become quite hot; however, this is probably an inherent quality of flash drives that are this tiny.
Pros
- +1 Quality of construction: the metal used feels smooth and refined in the hand. Plus acts as a radiator, which is something this flash drive desperately needs (details may be found in the drawbacks section). The flash drive's design makes it easy to access the data on it, so that's a big plus. The connector is not overly difficult to insert into in theory, but it does require some force. Its diminutive size is particularly noteworthy. +Speed. My 256-bit implementation matches the advertised properties. There is no need for me to supply test results; there are plenty of them already. A bargain at $3,500, I think.
Cons
- When put to use, it gets really hot. After taking it out of the box and hooking it up to my computer, the first ten minutes flew by. In just 5 minutes after I began the Steam client on it, the game was already downloading and running smoothly. Of course, flash drives aren't designed for this kind of application, but considering their storage capacity, they should be able to handle it. It can handle it, but avoid contacting it when it's extremely hot. unpleasant. -The USB connector entry point on the flash drive is scratched. Typical, but that's a gorgeous flash disk! Embarrassing, in a way. -Package. This packing style is not exclusive to Samsung, but is somewhat unusual in general. The key is that it can only be opened with a pair of sharp scissors. The packaging could be nicer and hopefully not disposable for a flash drive in this price range. The packaging, at least, is attractive. In the form of a present, of course. -You probably guessed that at this point I would start picking holes in your argument, so I will.
