💾 10-Pack Silicon Power 32GB-Blaze B30 USB 3.0/3.1 Gen1 USB Flash Drive Review

I like the capacity and the price. Just like a full hard drive in a USB stick. Useful for transferring files from an old computer to a new one. The transfer speed was quite low: 4-12 Mbps on USB 3.0. I'm not sure how to achieve higher theoretical maximum transfer rates.

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.

This is faulty. When transferring data to disk, there is a long pause before the transfer starts, and then the speed varies from 0 to 27MB/s, sometimes stopping at 0 before starting again. When transferring data from a hard drive, it takes a long time to prepare the transfer, sometimes up to 10 minutes, and then the same speed change problem as mentioned above occurs during this process. And sometimes the transfer hangs indefinitely even though the activity light keeps blinking as if the disk…

In the kind of opportunity that Revain offered, this standalone product was the only high among many picky fakes. For I may sulk in a deep dark abyss, and only a goldfish will help me open it. When it's too good to be true. This statement has come true. Most of time. The need to buy products from Revain rather than third-party R&D has loosened up the feel of many clichés. With the power of aggression-filled Jupiter only subsides, the inner beast is within us, or until the fat lady sings…

UPDATE: I've finally reformatted and used this flash drive again. With less than half the memory available, I've already found the missing files, or rather whole folders of files. Just last night I transferred about 10GB of data to it to free up space on several other flash drives. Between deleting and inserting, I noticed in less than five minutes that the remaining data had changed by nearly 10GB. During my investigation, I found that not only were several entire folders completely gone…