🔌 Kingston DataTraveler 70 32GB USB-C Flashdrive: Portable & Lightweight with USB 3.2 Gen 1 Speeds (Black) Review

The photo shows usb 3.2 Type-C. And here is a brief about the product Interface:USB 3.1/USB Type-C USB 3.1/USB Type-C interface. I have a USB 3.2 Gen 1 flash drive, but there is nowhere to find a cable or wire with such an interface, only 3.0 and that's it. where can i find this cable?

I only use it for one purpose and that is to play music in my brand new truck. This device is mostly not recognized. So I plugged it into my computer's USB port. it is difficult to read and I am not allowed to even come close to finishing it. maybe half. I missed my window to get it back because I had company and was distracted for a while. live and learn

The only thing I don't understand is USB C and I need an adapter for USB reg. Now I have to buy something else. So be more knowledgeable than me

I use this for my Macs. Formatted with APFS to have an encrypted flash drive that works well with Mac OS. Fast transfer via USB-C. If it was Thunderbolt :)

Won't let me transfer 13.8GB video from my MacBook. Attached is a picture with the error code. So it took a few steps on YouTube to find the right video, but you need to erase the flash drive and change the format so it accepts larger files. I was very frustrated that it couldn't be stated on the packaging or the note inside. 3 stars are fair.

In general, a good flash drive. To connect to a computer, either a suitable port is required, or transitional ones, which usually have a low bandwidth. If you use a flash drive as a rule to read information, then it’s not bad, but the write speed is simply terrible. It's too early to talk about reliability. While it works. Has some pros - Lightweight - USB-C (handy for mobile devices) - Reading speed up to 70 Mb/s - Build quality is good (plastic case) Cons: - Recording speed Very slow…

I took it as a file cleaner, try a type-c drive for a laptop (it has 3.1 gen 1). Probably, it was worth immediately paying attention that the manufacturer did not indicate the speed anywhere in the specifications - otherwise it would be completely embarrassing. With an empty drive, synthetics show normal speeds, but as soon as you start filling them up, they fall. Linear recording: a little less than 5% are written at 28 mb/s, and then it drops to 9 mb/s. Recording 12 GB of 300 MB video files…