I believe this is the cheapest its ever been... usually around £25?
>>>>>
Thanks to kashiboi11:
DISCOUNT CODE: TOPLEX
brings price down to £18.79
TCB 7% on Lexar + Cashback this as well ;-)
- 008
My TCB tracked at 78p, so can potentially have this USB stick for £18.01
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PhilK
15 Jan 166#1
I've yet to have ANYTHING Lexar which lasts more than a year or so. TWO USB sticks failed on me, two SD micro cards have too. Good deal, but Lexar......
kashiboi
15 Jan 165#12
DISCOUNT CODE: TOPLEX
brings price down to £18.79
pavel76
15 Jan 163#2
Poor quality USB stick
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PhilK
15 Jan 166#1
I've yet to have ANYTHING Lexar which lasts more than a year or so. TWO USB sticks failed on me, two SD micro cards have too. Good deal, but Lexar......
FlexR to PhilK
15 Jan 16#36
Admittedly I only have one 64GB Lexar (Orange) and it's lasted 3 years used daily for video from PS4 > MacBook > PC > YouTube upload (USB 3.0) I guess I got lucky?
Not planning on ordering as no need but:
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pavel76
15 Jan 163#2
Poor quality USB stick
PhilK to pavel76
15 Jan 16#3
Agreed. Their SD micros are every bit as dismal
BigYoSpeck
15 Jan 16#4
Cheap and high speed so hot.
But I really hate when the only images are CG renders. I mean is the actual USB plug on this metal? Plastic?
If it's plastic like it looks like they're trying to represent then this is a broken usb stick waiting to happen.
DevilzGtr to BigYoSpeck
15 Jan 161#5
It is plastic. Material quality may not be there but if you look after it, its a really good/fast 128GB usb stick for £20.
I've had one for half a year with my keys and no sign of wear and tear.
008
15 Jan 162#6
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Now't wrong with a plastic usb stick..
krisward7955
15 Jan 16#7
I only use Lexar. Never had a problem with them. Maybe you guys have just had some back luck with them ?
has anyone actually tested the write speeds as I recently bought a 128gb Kingston DataTraveler SE9 G2 drive and it was terrible for write speed
schnide
15 Jan 16#10
I've had the lower capacity one of these and the build quality is horrible. Genuinely avoid these imho, no matter how attractive it might seem right now. It's useless having a 128GB USB stick if you can't even get your PC to read it. Sorry OP, but voting cold - avoid.
jimunix to schnide
16 Jan 16#37
I have the 32 Gb model plugged into my Incredisonic media streamer. Hasn't missed a beat in a year. Fine if you don't handle them too much?
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Read Speed: 150MB/s
Write Speed: 60MB/s
I believe this is the cheapest its ever been... usually around £25?
>>>>>
Thanks to kashiboi11:
DISCOUNT CODE: TOPLEX
brings price down to £18.79
TCB 7% on Lexar + Cashback this as well ;-)
- 008
My TCB tracked at 78p, so can potentially have this USB stick for £18.01
Top comments
brings price down to £18.79
All comments (38)
Not planning on ordering as no need but:
Item Out Of Stock
We can let you know when this product is back in stock, simply click notify me.
But I really hate when the only images are CG renders. I mean is the actual USB plug on this metal? Plastic?
If it's plastic like it looks like they're trying to represent then this is a broken usb stick waiting to happen.
I've had one for half a year with my keys and no sign of wear and tear.
Now't wrong with a plastic usb stick..
http://www.amazon.com/Lexar-JumpDrive-128GB-Flash-Drive/dp/B00S5V637A