In three years of intensive use, nothing has happened or broken. I bought 14 more 64 GB flash drives to copy 40 GB each (two files of 20 GB each). The recording speed is not high, it's true - 12-14 Mb / s (I did not conduct tests, the computer showed the speed), as a result, 40 GB is recorded in about 40 minutes. But: 1. None of the flash drives failed, everyone signed up the first time. 2. The computer saw all the flash drives, everything was formatted without problems. 3. All flash…

There is no information on the packaging except for the volume and support for the USB 3.1 standard, which is misleading because you expect the corresponding speed from a flash drive, but in fact you get a 2.0 standard flash drive with a blue connector. However, the read speed complies with the standard (about 100 MB / s). Writing a lot of information to it is a living hell, but if you use it as a compact archive or a bootable USB flash drive, then it will do.

I bought it for BIOS (UEFI) firmware, with which this flash drive successfully coped. Initially formatted under FAT32, out of the declared 32 GB, 29 are available. Pros: Convenient shape, easy to remove from USB. There is no cap, the flash drive moves apart to protect it from dust. It's pretty tight on the USB port. Different cons: Read and write speed on Windows 10 via USB 3.0: 41 MB/s and 11 MB/s (tested in CrystalDiskMark5.2.1) It could have been higher.

In general, the flash drive is cool, and it also looks cool, but the appearance of the flash drive is an unnecessary thing, however, it’s still nice. The overall rating is 3.5 stars from me, but if I took it for 490 now, and not 690, then it would be worth my money, I would put 4, otherwise the seller is sorry, only 3. Some pros: Norm flash drive, though I needed it urgently to install a couple of software, so I bought it for 690, now I go in - it costs 490, somehow sad ((I didn’t observe any…

I decided to try USB 3.0 flash drives. There were Kingston flash drives and they never let me down, this time I decided to take Kingston as well. Works compared to a USB 2.0 flash drive 10 times faster than what it used to be. Approximate measurements using Windows 7 Recording start 32mb/s End of record 17.7 Mb/s The beginning of reading -38mb / s approximately at this level is kept until the end. A 12.5 GB video file was recorded in 10 minutes. USB 3.0 chipset on Asmedia motherboard…

The flash drive is awesome in general, and it is also awesome in appearance. However, the appearance of the flash drive is an unnecessary thing; despite this, it is still nice. My overall rating is 3.5 stars, but if I could get it for 490 right now instead of 690, then it would be worth my money, and I would give it 4 stars; however, the seller is sorry; I can only give it 3 stars otherwise. Some pros: Typical flash drive; however, I needed it right away in order to install a couple of software

* Compatible with all file systems other than FAT32 I want to make it clear straight immediately that I was completely conscious of what I was getting, and I urge everyone to investigate the matter as thoroughly as possible. Product information and industry standards can be found in abundance on the internet. I came to the conclusion that the best application for this flash drive would be as network storage on my home router. The fact of the matter is that a solid-state drive uses + -500…

I bought 2 pieces (32 GB) for music in the car. Both behave the same. When first connected (to both USB2 and USB3) it takes a very long time to install in the system. In the process of writing to it, it can simply "fall off" out of the blue. But the main thing is speed. When recording MP3 (i. E. several MB files), the speed never exceeded 10 MB / s, usually -7-9 MB / s (USB3.0 port, the source is an external SATA drive, which easily provides 150 MB / s) . Warm moderately. For comparison, an old

Via the OTG connection on the smartphone, I was unable to read or write any files at all. It takes a very long time to connect, it is identified slowly, it takes around five minutes to scan the table of contents, and it freezes up and bugs out during file operations. I tried this a few times, and I tried it with two different adapters. I took two identical flash drives, each of which had such a different tale to tell. Via the use of OTG, other flash drives, including those manufactured by…

I took it because before that there were 3 Kingston flash drives for 256Mb, 4Gb and 8Gb, I lost it for 4 gigabytes, the rest of the flash drives are still alive, and have been living on 256 MB for 10 years. I decided to buy this one, I bought it and was not delighted. Very slow read/write speed. Formatted under FAT32 became tolerant and the speed rose and random access became faster

I use it to install images, the flash drive is divided into two sections, one is hidden, I created it so as not to accidentally delete it when formatting. The second format almost every day for almost a year, for a new build of the image. There are no problems either with the mechanical component (the closing mechanism did not even loosen up), or with the memory itself, the speed is still stable and good. I don’t know what to do with this flash drive so that it burns out or fails altogether…

The real volume is almost 62 gigabytes, well, this was expected. What upset me was the speed of work: it was taken to watch a movie on a smart (no!) TV, so I wanted to record a movie on a USB flash drive a little less time than the duration of the cinematograph itself. Alas, the speed of this model is not good - a 4.5 GB file was recorded through the blue usb port for as long as 10 minutes, which is about 7-8 MB / s, which I consider the manufacturer's shame. For watching a 1080i movie, 15 GB…

I took the first flash drive and fell for almost half a year. The result is a refund, I will buy in another store and a completely different brand.

I bought a 16Gb computer, it defines it as 10Gb, it needs to be formatted for use, but the process ends with an error. Bottom line - I returned it, returned the money.