Read Speed: 25MB/s
Write Speed: 14MB/s
128 GB
USB 3.0
2 Year Warranty
For Mac and PC, No Driver Required
No External Power Required
Functions as Hard Drive
Multiple Operation Systems supported: No driver needed in Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Mac 9.x or later, Linux Kernel 2.4 or later.
This product is compatible with ALL windows platforms.
You can also buy two for £34.00 Delivered. Add two to your basket and the discount will automatically applied.
11 comments
mbuckhurst
1 Feb 161#1
I've bought 4 of these so far, they're excellent, the latest 3 including a pair bought as a set, are the new faster chips, run a bit hot compared to the old (but not as hot as the equivalent grixx from 7dayshop), but much faster, at this price, great value at the slow speed, but you'll probably get the fast ones anyway.
mike
24WheatBiscuits
1 Feb 16#2
Going to use this for backing up all of my family photos and videos. Thanks! Heat applied :smiley:
lowbacca
1 Feb 16#3
I bought a couple last a year or so ago, I have not had any issues with them at all. Very good bit of kit :smiley:
whydoiwastemytimehere
1 Feb 16#4
Aren't those USB2 speeds ?
morrig to whydoiwastemytimehere
1 Feb 16#5
The comments are nearly all positive about this drive and one comment states...
"Terrific drive. Used to obtain transfer speeds of circa 5 to 6mbs on 2.0. Now getting around 60mbs. Inexpensive compared to other drives. Would certainly recommend."
friar_chris to whydoiwastemytimehere
1 Feb 16#8
Nope. Whilst I'm sure there are faster ones out there, they are significantly faster than my run of the mill USB2 pendrives and £18 is run of the mill prices. Not SSD or even HDD speed, but they USB3.
Zenin
1 Feb 16#6
wish.com 1tb usb for cheap.. just gotta wait 30days
bromptonista
1 Feb 16#7
Hopefully the new chips are faster, but the one I bought a couple of years ago was the worst high capacity USB drive I had... Speed in the low USB2 spectrum rather than USB3
A1M
1 Feb 16#9
Those R/W speeds do seem slow. On my Lexar 64GB I get 80MB/s read and 35MB/s write.
I know it's not the same drive but I also recently bought a Sandisk 64GB Ultra OTG. On the same USB port I'm only getting around 25MB/s read and 12MB/s write. It seems really slow but supposedly a USB 3 stick as well.
mbuckhurst
2 Feb 16#10
From memory, I think I was getting 80+ write and 100+MB/s read, on the three of the fastest mymemory red drives, at least one of which is a year old, so I'd be surprised if there were any of the slower ones left.
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Write Speed: 14MB/s
128 GB
USB 3.0
2 Year Warranty
For Mac and PC, No Driver Required
No External Power Required
Functions as Hard Drive
Multiple Operation Systems supported: No driver needed in Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Mac 9.x or later, Linux Kernel 2.4 or later.
This product is compatible with ALL windows platforms.
You can also buy two for £34.00 Delivered. Add two to your basket and the discount will automatically applied.
11 comments
mike
"Terrific drive. Used to obtain transfer speeds of circa 5 to 6mbs on 2.0. Now getting around 60mbs. Inexpensive compared to other drives. Would certainly recommend."
I know it's not the same drive but I also recently bought a Sandisk 64GB Ultra OTG. On the same USB port I'm only getting around 25MB/s read and 12MB/s write. It seems really slow but supposedly a USB 3 stick as well.
mike