Kingston DataTraveler Kyson 64GB: High Performance USB 3.2 Metal Flash Drive, Up to 200MB/s Speeds Review

I took a flash drive for work under Acronis, taking into account the optimal characteristics of the write / read speed. On the frames, a flash drive from Sandisk is similar in size and speed (I like it more, but it heats up like an iron).

I took a flash drive because of the metal case and the lack of moving parts (it was necessary to ate the flash drive carried with me) because there is a similar one from adat, there is no demolition. I carried a flash drive in a bag in a separate pocket, I didn’t even touch it, after 2 weeks I took it out and found that the connector fell out safely (see photo).

If reading from a flash drive occurs more or less smoothly and the speed is close to the declared one, then the recording occurs initially with some jerks and the speed is very undulating. I took it taking into account the use to the full on the usb 3.2 interface, however, it is impossible to fully use it with such a recording speed. If possible, I will issue a return and take from other manufacturers. Disappointed overall.

The real recording speed of a movie from an SSD drive to a flash drive ranged from 27 to 40 Mb / s (that is, the average actual write speed is less than 30 Mb / s), regardless of whether it was formatted in exFat or NTFS, and regardless of what cluster size (tried everything). This was the case regardless of how the cluster size was set. As a direct consequence of this, a film of 5 GB was captured in slightly more than two minutes. I believe this to be a satisfactory outcome anyway.

Only these flash drives will do for me. The swiftness, firmness, quality, and size are all great. Everything seems to be functioning properly, and there were no issues with it.

I do not advise . According to the photographs and measurements that are included, an older Kingston HupetX flash drive that is at least ten years old outperforms this one.

Acquired by manjaro. Got up and down with no problems. It was recorded, of course, not quickly, but it loads and works excellently. There is no subjective difference with hdd. Of course, if you use games or huge files, then the difference in speed will let you know.

The flash drive was not working. It doesn't show up in Disk Management or Explorer. Tried in different ports, zero effect. Yes, and you can’t issue a refund, when you upload a photo or video, the application crashes. This is some kind of lottery, it’s better to buy in the same dns, you can check it on the spot.

I bought a relative for listening to music on a long journey. As a result, I recorded for a long time, forcing a person to wait . Also, the flash drive itself is mediocre. : as a result, it did not work in the car.

A good fast flash drive, on the first photo there is a kingsten on the second another ordinary flash drive, just for comparison

Real write speed: usb 3 saws at a speed of 24 to 35 MB / s, usb 2 saws at a speed of 6 to 24 MB / s. For example, my old Transcend 2.0 writes stably at a speed of 10-12. First I bought a-data 350, she sawed even steeper on usb 2, fell to 0 and jumped up to 15. I measured the speed by recording from a 3 Giga SSD file.

An excellent flash drive, I took it at a discount, 690r for 64 GB, I’m 100% satisfied, I wanted to take more, but they ran out at a discount.

In stores they sell 8/4GB of dubious brands from 500, I was lucky that I snatched this charm for 280, so also kingston. Very tight in and out, keep in mind not to damage the connectors on your devices.

Convenient flash drive in terms of speed / volume / price ratio. For reading faster than the declared 200 MB / s, for writing it does not reach 60 MB / s. The rest is on printscreens according to tests.

Has pros: Small, nimble, for the average man in the street the most for the price / quality With its cons: One can only complain that there is no lid / closure for it. And I, for example, as a student, have crumbs, dust, micro-papers in my briefcase, which can get into the slot and spoil it, but if you are careful, you won’t even pay attention to it

I bought it to create a bootable flash drive, in principle, everything suits me for 400r for 32GB. Used for this ventoy, spied here in the reviews.

Very small, you can tell the size from the photo! It came formatted for fat32, the volume is 57.7, the body seems to be made of metal) I took it under ventoy, the images fly in quickly, winpe works quickly. As for durability, I can’t say anything yet, but the packaging says about a 5-year warranty. I also attached information about the flash drive from FDI

Nimble flash drive. I launch projects from it in Logic pro - everything works fine, without brakes. It's great that it takes up exactly as much space as the connector itself - for someone this is important if the ports are crowded nearby.

I did not immediately notice, the deadlines for the return came out and there was a lot of fuss. I took another larger volume and forgot.

I buy only these flash drives. I like the speed, firm, quality and size. While there were no problems with them, everything works.