Silicon Power Jewel J80 64GB USB 3.0/3.1 Gen1 Flash Drive Review

The flash drive is actually smaller than it seemed in the photo, very neat. The same color with a blackish tint (not as silvery as in the photo). Looks even better. Not bad speed dd if=/dev/zero of=./largefile bs=8k count=100000 100000+0 records in 100000+0 records out 819202200 bytes (819 MB, 781 MiB) copied, 14.9682 s, 54.7 MB/s hdparm -Tt /dev/sdc /dev/sdc: Timing cached reads: 24206 MB in 1.99 seconds = 12168.67 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 204 MB in 3.03 seconds = 67.34 MB/sec

The price was good, that's why I bought it. And I am satisfied with the purchase, because it works, although not quickly. But cheap. Good keychain with the right info. Not to fat, to be alive.

I took a flash drive for a promotion. I thought if it lasts a couple of months, it's already good. In fact, I've been using it quite tightly for almost a year now. Recording media content on a computer, with subsequent viewing on another device. And so on almost a daily basis. While it works, that can not but rejoice! When viewed for a long time, for example, from a TV, it heats up noticeably, but given the metal case, it does not cause much concern. In any case, metal cools better than…

I got revision 1100, according to the test results: Read speed: 31.84 MB/s Write speed: 27.87 MB/s The indicators are "average", but they do not "jump". In my price category, I have not seen a flash drive better. Has some pros: Metal case, waterproof and shockproof (as stated on the box, I have not tested it myself). Affordable price. Its cons: For a couple of months, I did not reveal any shortcomings. Works stably, not disconnecting from overheating or something else.

Entered the flash drive into the usbflashspeed database Read speed: 178.31 MB/s Write speed: 57.94 MB/s : 202220222022 brakes started: freezes with each action, copies 5 MB for several minutes; often does not respond. It's time to change. 20222022.03 - 202220222022

As someone who was first astonished by the poor read speed, I can state that after looking at the measurements of other individuals, I concluded that something is amiss here. Many people's speeds were recorded as being between 100 and 180 MB/s. I was able to achieve the coveted 180 MB/s transfer rate by just inserting the flash drive into the device's rear USB 3.0 connector (here is my test result). Only the rear connectors should be used for a true speed test.

Has some pros Simple, secure, elegant. A kind of scrap from flash drives: you can only break it physically, it works flawlessly. Almost does not heat up. Cons: It's easy to lose though. The volume of 14.4 GB instead of the declared 16 was somewhat surprising, usually less is lost.

I plan to use it every day for 8 hours a year. and if there are no failures, then I will definitely buy the same larger size. Pros: stylish and beautiful, nimble via USB 3.0, molded and durable. Due to the presence of the ring, it is convenient to remove and carry in a bunch of keys. Acceptable cost. Got cons: It is not easy to issue a warranty on the manufacturer's website.

I wanted to watch movies in very good quality on a Samsung TV without SmartTV, just via a USB port. So the TV, firstly, barely accepts a flash drive, only if you stick it in very slowly, and secondly, the TV freezes every time you watch movies, even regardless of the size of the movie, at least 3GB, at least 30GB.

We have been buying various versions of these Silicon Power flash drives for about five years and they all still work including the one my husband plugged in. on his bunch of keys for about three years. We both love the sleek design and I love the fact that they're affordable. Assuming the quality lasts, as long as they keep making them, we will continue to buy them.

Love this brand and product. I've been using this brand daily for years. They are reliable, fast and durable. I upgraded from 16gb to 32gb. The 16GB drives I bought earlier have been washed many times and still work perfectly.

While the Flash Drive feels and looks good. It doesn't work and close to what it should. Speed is "good" at best until you hit 4Gbps, at which point it starts to decline. I don't know if the drive is incorrect capacity or what, but it just won't write past it. And if you do, you're guaranteed data corruption

Of all the available USB sticks, these are my favorite! In my opinion they look the best and have the best design. I don't remember ever having a problem with it. Now that CDs and CD burning are a thing of the past and 5G is just around the corner, it's good to have additional devices on hand for music, movies and pictures.

I keep this on my keychain and am very rough with keys. I haven't submerged it in water but it will be in my pocket as I work in the heat and sweat I scatter my keys and he definitely bangs his keys on the ring with him. It still works great