Flash drive Kingston DataTraveler microDuo 3C 32 GB, silver Review

images from CrystalDiskMark the first is type C (there is a connector on the motherboard), and the second is usb 3.1. As you can see, the outcomes are within the acceptable range. I'll be honest—I was hoping for more. However, I added a + sign for the ease and the just wonderful double connector.

purchased more than three years ago, and it has operated perfectly ever since. Accidentally bent the Type-C connector; it still functions. I dropped it in the parking lot, where it sat for three days in the rain and muck, was added to, washed, cleaned, blown, and now it functions properly. (The picture obviously does not have a factory look.)

I was so pleased with it that I bought two of them, one for $64 and another for $128, but after a week, the second one ceased being determined by the higher number. Something else about coming back in is a "pleasure"; you have to write statements with your bare hands and send them over the mail; this is a disgrace.

The picture shows the outcome of testing an empty flash drive, which I recently purchased. Both ports offer almost similar transfer rates. Including the loop. Total actual storage space is 115 GB.

It performs its function, but the operating temperature is embarrassing and it is not known when the flash drive will die from such work . Has pros: Compact size (plus for some, minus for some; ) but I had to hang a keychain, because I could not find it at home when I left it in the wrong place. With its cons: It gets very hot when working through type-c. Xs how long it will last in this mode. The write speed does not shine.

It’s my own fault I didn’t look at the read / write speed in the characteristics, it turned out that the three-year-old Samsung flash drive used daily is many times faster, now I’m looking for an application for this miracle. I did not expect that the flash drive with Type C would be so slow.

I really liked working with a laptop via USB-C, the speed of work is much higher. I upload serials downloaded at night and watch in the subway, etc. inserting into the phone.

I suggest using this method for testing flash drives. You perform an evaluation, and she herself uploads the results to the server. She then provides you with a URL that you can share with others. Look it up for yourself here: /387878 If we compare the write speed of SanDisk Ultra Flair USB 3.0 at 128 GB, I am able to declare that SanDisk comes out on the losing end of the competition (although it's possible that I've gotten married). /387890

Various advantages: Small, compact, agile. USB Type-C and USB 3.0 are the two docking options that this device has. Got cons: There is no access to either the city or the village from the lid. It does so without fail. I believe that if you use it carelessly, it will break.

This flash drive is a savior for you if the computer at your place of employment is slow and your phone does not pull its weight. I move the files and photographs from the mobile device to a USB flash drive, and then from the drive to the computer's default location on the simple folder. When I get back home, I move movies from my computer on a USB flash drive so that I can view them on my phone while I'm on long car rides. Simple solutions can often be the most clever. Just remember that it is

Having the ability to transfer files directly from your phone to your computer without the need for an adaptor is a huge convenience. Features a plug-and-play USB-C port for operation. Contains drawbacks: In my opinion, it is noticeably slower than Samsung. The USB C port's lid is not rotated through 180 degrees. It can only be opened to a 90-degree angle.

According to what I've been told, the speed is not the highest possible, but the price is reasonable. If it holds up for a significant amount of time, then maybe it deserves 5 stars. A very diminutive item, taking into account its size and format. The benefits of it include: 1. Because it had two connectors, I decided to take it. Creates a bridge between the past and the future. 2. It is compact and does not block the ports of surrounding devices. 3. There have never been any technical…

The beautiful packaging for over $2,000 worth of flash drive really blew me away. They were packed on their knees like they were in a rural area of Taiwan. At 32 GB, it's a beast, but at 128 GB, they passed on it. That's just weird. In favor of it: It can be instantly attached to a smartphone thanks to its compact size, secure cap, cord loop, rapid reading speed, and portability. The two crucial links of the chain. Contains drawbacks: Miser. If you have 5 gigabytes of space, where did you put…

Convenient cap that won't slide off. If someone wants to remove it, they can, and the flash drive will become absolutely super-compact. Additionally, taking it out won't be any harder than before because there are hooks for nails. New poppy is my personal laptop computer. You continuously need to send information between your own computer and the machines of other people. The device performs admirably, taking up the bare minimum of space while retaining its endearing aesthetic.

The purpose of a flash drive is to be small, portable, unafraid to be dropped, and unafraid to store important data that might accidently vanish if the hard disk is damaged. Give a flash drive in the printout rather than the phone that contains personal information or the whole hard disk that contains crucial data. Therefore, criticizing her for being slower than hard drives is pointless. But perhaps there are speedier models out there. The connectors' adaptability was taken into consideration.

Its pros: There are no questions about work. It fulfills its technical function. Some cons: A big minus for the poastic cover. Fell off after a week. Looks nice but not practical!