TRANSCEND JetFlash 700 64GB External Flash Drive (TS64GJF700) USB 3.1 Gen 1, not USB 3.0 Yet, USB 3.1 Gen 1 is specified on the package, despite the fact that the product images and description both reference USB 3.0. It would appear that there has been a recent update to the product. The speed is satisfactory. Program test Read speeds of 106 MB/s and write speeds of 53 MB/s In point of fact, the pace at which one can copy a file that is 10 GB in size is 23-27 MB per second.

Immediately following the purchase, I used a specialized application to give it an NTFS file system format. I had actually anticipated slightly more. The benefits of it include: Cost-to-capacity ratio, and USB 3.0 for the foreseeable future. When recording huge files, the result is typically 23 kb, but it can go as high as 27 kb at times. On Windows 7, I was able to see the best performance. The draining process used to begin at 70 kb, but later it was reduced to 30 kb. With these drawbacks…

Different pros: 1. Fast on USB 2.0. 2. Ultra-fast on USB 3.0. 3. Does not cover the adjacent USB connector with its case. Cons: 1. There is no hand strap in the kit, although there is a hole in the case for it. 2. The cap can be lost.

They accepted it under a guarantee with a refund of the amount, pleases . without any questions 2 weeks after the seizure for verification under the guarantee . I don’t advise . only if from old batches . but it’s better to check right away, and other brands are better .

I am pleased with the price for high-speed usb3.0, although I think in the near future, this interface should be dropped in price.

Some pros: Fast enough for writing and reading, the fastest of all that I have encountered. Got cons: Not noticed, I have not used it for a long time. It would be nice to report a lace in the kit.

Has pros: Nimble, excellent value for money The cap stays on normally, although according to reviews it should stagger - I don’t have this. Some cons: In some USB inputs to the PC it may not be detected - it can be treated by pulling it out of the input by 1-2 mm.

I took it as an inexpensive flash drive for storing files with USB 3.0 support Total disappointment, it would be better to pay a little extra and take something else.

Tested by AS SSD Benchmark USB3.0 (FAT32, exFAT, NTFS) Read 65 / Write 35 USB2.0 (FAT32, exFAT, NTFS) Read 30 / Write 22 And interestingly, I have two such flash drives - 8GB and 32GB - and they have absolutely identical speed characteristics.

128GB After 3-4 months of very rare use (once a month), I stopped writing, reading and even erasing normally. 1-2 minutes of use and an error pops up - check the flash drive. I highly do not recommend!

nothing much to say. The flash drive worked for a little over 3 months, after which it quietly died. The flash drive is the most common for 3.0 USB. Be sure to keep the warranty cards when buying and stipulate the conditions for a refund or exchange of goods.

It turned out to be extremely resilient. 1.5 years worked as a "network drive" for the daily work of a department of several people. 2.5 years later, still alive.

Outwardly, I really liked the flash drive, small, light and neat, the cap is put on until it clicks and is held very tightly. The surface is glossy and looks good, but to avoid scratching you need to handle carefully.

Worst of all, the data written to this flash drive could suddenly disappear forever along with FAT (NTFS, exFAT), USB 2.0 or 3.0 ports, it doesn’t matter, the result is the same. Sent it in for warranty repair.

It turns out that you can’t just come to the store, take a usb 3.0 flash drive and enjoy the speed, you have to watch reviews, read reviews and look for another flash drive

Got pros: Good speed and decent appearance. Of all the flash drives with usb 3.0, this is the most worthy. Has some cons: Terribly flimsy, fell from a height of 1 meter and now does not work (((+ it is very long and you can accidentally break it

The flash drive is good and the guarantee for this brand is 5 years, out of three one was covered, although it was replaced in the store without problems, the information on it was lost, it's good that it was only a copy.

Some pros: Relatively fast. USB 3.0 The speed of reading is normal, writing is average. Has some cons: Died (stopped reading) after 3 months of use. Money back under warranty.

The flash drive is no longer recognized as a disk in USB 2.0 ports. At the same time, the computer reacts to it and the indicator is on. In ports 3.0 still works. Unfortunately, not all PCs and laptops have USB 3.0. Do not buy.

Some pros: A normal flash drive on USB 3.1, the speeds correspond to the declared ones. Cons below: Standard glossy plastic from Transcend, scratches quickly