Silicon Power Blaze B30 256GB USB 3.0/3.1 Flash Drive Review

For this flash drive, as a marketing ploy, it was written that a super-fast USB 3.1 bus is used, in fact, for this flash drive, the write speed can reach a maximum of 8-10 Mbps, the read speed is no better. By the way, when recording every 7-10 seconds, the speed generally drops to zero and this is normal behavior on any PC and laptop))) She's not worth her price. : Who needs a really fast flash drive to throw gigabytes in minutes, then look for read and write characteristics from 100+ Mbps.

On the flash drive, the manufacturer has a small program for online activation of the lifetime warranty, which leads the user to the manufacturer's website.

Bought in November. I often have to use it, not a single complaint about the work, and the computers see it. Both new and junk university, where else XP is not bad. Although the majority still stand 7-ki. Pros: 1. Really high speeds, and reading and writing, as I bought it, I even tested it to make sure. Interface 3.0 is still cool, you can watch movies directly from a flash drive and in high resolution, without brakes. 2. my memory is 64 gigabytes (well, like, and so 59 with a trifle) 3. Cute…

Shamefully terrible performance! Check out my driving tests. I'm starting to think that those who found it much quicker are actually being dishonest. With this performance? Something wrong.

I have a 5 year old well used 32GB Silicon Power Flash drive that is still running at over 70MB write speeds. I bought this 256GB version of the same drive. The maximum write speed is 20 MB on the same hardware. Not only that, but the write speed increases, then drops to zero for 5-10 seconds, and then increases again. Clearly defective so I sent it back to Revain. I have USB 2.0 flash drives that read and write faster. Maybe the other one works as intended, but I won't risk my data, especially