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

Presenting honest review.I was disappointed, because I bought it just for the sake of high speed, as a result, as a regular USB 2.0 flash drive.

I bought it to replace an external HDD, but the speed of a standard USB 2.0 HDD is an order of magnitude higher than that of this flash drive. Has some pros: Assembled with high quality and reliability. The mechanism does not loosen Different cons: The speed leaves much to be desired. No USB 3.0. The maximum write speed is 30 Mb/s. Tested on many computers and laptops.

The marketing copy for this flash drive claims that a super-fast USB 3.1 bus is employed, but in reality, the flash drive's maximum write speed is only 8-10 Mbps, and the read speed isn't much better. It's usual for the speed to drop to zero when recording occurs every 7-10 seconds, on both desktop and portable computers. She's overpriced for what she is. If you need to transfer many gigabytes in a matter of minutes, you should seek for a flash drive with read/write speeds of 100 Mbps or more.

I bought it to replace an external HDD, but the speed of a standard USB 2.0 HDD is an order of magnitude higher than that of this flash drive.

Has pros: Medium size, captive cover, USB 3.0, activity indicator, beautiful Some cons: I bought 2 pieces, when viewing the properties of a flash drive and trying to write something on them, they hang tightly and heat up (USB 2 or 3 makes no difference)

Acquired in the month of November We are frequently required to make use of it, yet nobody has a single complaint about the task, and the computers are aware of this fact. Both new and useless university, although XP is not terrible somewhere else. Despite the fact that the most majority are still standing 7-ki. These are some advantages: 1. Extremely high speeds in reading and writing; before I bought it, I tested it to make sure it met my needs in both areas. You can watch movies directly…

The average speed in USB 3.0 was 5-8MB/s, dropping to zero in places. I checked on five different usb3.0 PCs with the FlashBanchmark program. Yes, and visually it is clear that the recording is slow, especially small files.

I use this to secure my security system. It was pretty good. I've used flash drives from better known brands, but this caused the read to fail. I've spent so much money on better known brands. The big brands only lasted a few months. This flash drive has not disappointed yet. I'll keep everyone posted when it goes down. I've been using this brand since last year. The price is amazing, consistent with the amount of data it can store.

Definitely one of the best products I've ever had. I bought the 64GB version a few years ago and it's been pounded into every nook and cranny and still works great. It has survived countless full machine and dryer cycles. I've left it in my pants so many times and it goes away for a while only to reappear when needed and work as intended. It still looks new. I got this one (128GB) just because of the special price. Do yourself a favor and by all means get it. One of Revain's best deals and…

I have a 5 year old well used Silicon Power 32GB flash drive that is still able to sustain a write speed of over 70MB. 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…