ADATA UV150 64GB USB 3.0 Snap-on Cap Flash Drive, Black - High Performance Storage (AUV150-64G-RBK) Review

a simple flash drive for use in the car, for dragging documents and some NOT very important documents. I bought at a discount 32GB for 480r (bonuses, etc. )

No speed. After a couple of months, she died, although she wrote down info on it 5 times in total . Now even on formatting it hangs in any computer.

the speed of recording a movie is 18800. Kb / s on a USB 3.0 USB flash drive, it’s completely normal when compared with other not bad manufacturers. It’s too early to write about the resource while it’s working.

Pros: Nimble. The case is comfortable and beautiful, with a lanyard slot to hang on keys, for example. Has cons: The USB connector is somewhat thicker than standard connectors, it is hard to insert.

While everyone was measuring the speed, I decided to measure the response of reading blocks and saw a drop in speed almost to zero (see attached screenshot) I had to reduce the partition by a couple of gigabytes from the left side so that the system would not access those practically unreadable blocks.

A normal flash drive, you can carry it with you on the keys for cases when you urgently need to write down information somewhere. You can store information on it - it's also suitable. The read / write ratio is far from the most outstanding, but I can’t say anything bad either.

Vidyuha produces 2160p SDR8 smoothed, and the TV set works at 2160p HDR10+, that's why I bought a 128GB flash drive. What can I say . the colors of the films are "somewhat" different .

The speed is average, but for such a price tag tolerable. I took 16 GB for 291. Attached is a test for usb 3.0. Some pros: price, usb 3.0, stylish, the cap can be mounted on a flash drive from the back. Some cons: the cap is loose, but this is a feature of its design. There is no LED, but this is not critical.

available size 14.7GB (same with other 16GB flesh) I was seduced by the characteristics under USB 3.0 90/20 - NON-BELLOWS. When checking at home AIDA64 v3.00.2500 Read USB 3.0 Block=128KB Linear 40.2MB/s Random 42.9MB/s Buffered 25.2MB/s Access 0.74ms in the same ports right there Transcend JetFlash 770 16Gb USB 3.0 Block=128KB Linear 83.3MB/s Random 100.0MB/s Buffered 82.9MB/s Access 0.56ms It turned out a good flash for USB 2.0, but for 3.0 it s

Today I bought an ADATA DashDrive UV150 16GB USB 3.0 because I needed a flash drive to record movies and programs from a satellite receiver, it does its job well, it didn’t heat up for eight hours, it’s almost cold, and since the connector on the USB 2.0 receiver is therefore to speed there are no complaints, and even though USB 3.0 is expected from a flash drive, but at the price of 380, I don’t think it makes sense, the main thing is that now it would work without failures and breakdowns

I have the black version and USB 3.1. Linear reading speed ~ 115 Mb/s. Linear write speed ~ 64 Mb/s. In general, a good thing.

I bought a 64 Gb model at the end of February 2022 to watch movies on TV. In tests, it shows good read and write speeds, but in practice, the speeds jump a lot and depend on heating. Strongly embarrassed mountain-like speed jumps. Apparently (I don’t know for sure), many modern flash drives have a small, fast buffer, into which all the information being written initially falls. This allows you to optimize the recording of small information, increasing the recording speed. This also leads to the

There are 2 flash drives of this model for 32 and 64 gigabytes. I use 32 gigabytes for work and always carry it with me, and 64 gigabytes is plugged into the Wii broken line and I launch games through it. Both flash drives perform well over the past 4 years. Got pros: Design Reliability (both flash drives have been working fine for over 4 years) With its cons: Just little things like: 1) Perhaps sometimes the write speed 2) The cap is often lost

It cost 290. Made 3 measurements of CrystalDiskMark6 speed. And here it is not clear - the first result is significantly worse than the other two (they are practically equivalent) in terms of speed. Same port, same conditions. Maybe after heating the flash drive, the result improved? The write speed from a 1.5 GB SSD file to a flash drive via USB 3.0 increased from about 10 MB / s to 18 MB / s. When re-writing the same file, the speed was set at about 22.5 MB / s. died on the third day. When…

Has pros: Am I the only one who came across a copy with a record of 25-35 Mb / s when copying a movie / large file? If so, then I'm even more happy about it. Has cons: The lid fastener is missing. Nevertheless, for 4 years the cover has not been lost.

Got pros: Sequential read/write speed - 90/30 Mb/s Long files are written and read quickly. With its cons: Random write speed - 2 kilobytes per second! She died after two weeks of use.

I bought one for 16 GB in red for my wife in November 2022 for 390. Outwardly nice (red, glossy, in general - "glamorous") Read / write speed on the box is not specified. The real volume is 15,500,000,000 bytes or 14.4 GB, i. E. in no form of measurement does it reach 16 GB. The speed was checked with the USBFlashSpeed ​​utility. Maximum write speed 12 Mb/s, maximum read speed - 35 Mb/s

When writing large amounts of data, it periodically "falls off" and ceases to be visible in the system (this has not yet been observed when reading). Since this is the only flash drive that behaves this way, you can't blame the USB port, it's a feature of this flash drive. Thus, if you managed to write something on it (for example, a distribution kit of some large package), then it can be used as an installation one. But only :(((

On Aliexpress, usb flash costs 235 for 32gb (30.2gb in total). The read / write speed is 20/9, the file transfer speed to flash is 10mb / s. Immediately 290r for 32gb (29gb in fact. The Chinese even left more gigs), read / write 39/22, file transfer speed to flash ~ 12mb / s. The price is 23.5% higher, but the performance is also increased by 50%. But not in the main thing, data transfer. A flash drive is purchased for quick saving and transferring data. And there is no difference between this…

With its pros: I bought an ADATA DashDrive UV150 flash drive just for storing home photo archives. Cons: A very slow flash drive, copied almost all night to score it to the eyeballs.