📀 HiXB Ultrahigh-Speed 1TB USB 3.0 Flash Drive: Compatible with Computer/Laptop, Metal Thumb Drive with Rotated Design - 100Mb/s Transfer Rate Review

First. Fragile packaging too easily torn. 2. correctly recognized by the system. Third attempt to copy 25GB files, most files are between 500MB and 3.7GB, using a dedicated USB 3.0 port! The speed never exceeded 10 MB/s. The average speed was <5 MB/s. most of the time he KRAB SLOW! Shows "0 bytes/s" most of the time

Worked for a week, speed varied between fast and super slow. Transferred about ten files from the PC to the 3D printer, the drive just stopped. Can be connected to a PC, the PC registers the disk connection but does not grant access. Not defined in cmd. I can't format it because it says there is no disk and then it says there is a disk, it just doesn't see it. I give up.

I had a new work laptop and needed to copy my desktop to something so I bought this drive. I tried to copy a large folder and the flash drive failed to transfer and now says flash drive encountered an error. I was able to copy my entire desktop to another hard drive with no problems, so I figured the problem was with that flash drive.

I was going to use a 1TB flash drive for study so I can access my files and notes later, but trying to copy files to that particular flash drive was so slow that it took several hours to move even small files. And when trying to open certain files, my computer couldn't recognize them and I lost some of those files. I have had several flash drives but this was the worst I have ever used.

Received flash drive not working with USB 3.0 ports in Windows 10. Sometimes the drive was not recognized at all (autoplay enabled). In other cases, I got an error message that formatting was required. I've tried formatting the drive and using it on several different PCs with no success. I'm a software developer by day and this is the first flash drive I've come across that just doesn't work.

This device is NOT a *** USB 3.0 device. This is a USB 2.0 device. The front of the box says "USB 2.0/3.0" but the fine print on the back says "USB 2.0". I used a software tool called View USB Device Tree to make sure it was a 2.0 device (see attached image). It works with USB 3.0. port, but 10x slower than expected based on the name. If speed isn't an issue, then you're probably fine. But if you're looking for a 1TB device, you probably want 3.0 speed.