Grixx USB 2.0 Flash Drive USB Memory Stick - 128GB
£15.99 (Was £28.99 Save £13.00)
Not a fan of the brand but not a bad price for a 128GB Drive.
Specifications:
~ Capacity: 128GB
~ Compatibility: Can be used in devices supporting USB 1.1, 2.0 and USB 3.0 standards
System requirements:
~ USB 1.1 or 2.0 port
~ Windows XP and higher
~ Mac OS 10.1 and higher
~ Linux 2.4.0 and higher Read Speed up to 15MB/s
~ Minimum Write speed 5MB/s
Product Features
~ Incredible value for money - great for work, school, college, university, leisure and more
~ Sleek aluminium housing and LED indication light - stylish and highly functional
~ 128GB - plenty of space for all your important data, photos, video, work and more
~ Plug and play
15 comments
m_cozzy
23 Apr 16#14
Grixx - It WILL stop working after a short time.
shubhraj456
23 Apr 16#13
good find. heat
mchcreations
23 Apr 16#12
I recommend spend more and go for the Samsung Fit 128GB USB3.0. It's now at £24.99 http://www.mymemory.co.uk/USB-Flash-Drives/Samsung/Samsung-128GB-USB-3.0-Flash-Drive-FIt---130MB_s
- Better speeds, I got 130 MB/s read and 110 MB/s according to crystaldisk mark (thats like 10times faster, something that takes 1 hours with the Girxx will take 6minutes with Samgsung Fit)
- Good quality, Waterproof, Small (in large ones there is risk of bend/break)
- 5-year warranty
Jediben
23 Apr 16#11
128gb at usb 2 speed would take you something like 2 hours to perform a full copy to the drive. False economy if you are using it for large file transfers in one go.
chocci to Jediben
24 Apr 16#15
More like 6 hours :confused:
stevelo1973
23 Apr 16#10
wow, they still make usb 2.0!!!!!!
vivski123
23 Apr 161#9
All things considered then, looks ideal for slowly storing data you don't care about.
otterboxer
23 Apr 16#7
Not good reviews on here. Look at previous grixx posts.
sagman76
23 Apr 16#5
Had two 64gb. Both failed within 6" months. Good price but certainly questions on reliability.
3guesses
23 Apr 161#4
Fully open to correction but (a) I believe this memory stick gets pretty hot (never a good sign), and (b) mymemory have their own 128GB memory stick for around this price which apparently works very well.
masai to 3guesses
23 Apr 16#6
I have 2 of the usb 3 128gb drives which i use all the time for disk imaging. They too get hot to touch but never had any probs.
...media (sorry, accidentally hit enter and the app won't let me delete/edit posts) I've seen .I've got the 64gb one and I think I paid about this price for it a few months ago. Must resist as a micro sd (cheapest 128gb I've seen at the mo is £30) would be much more useful...
I do need a couple of small pen drives to use for Windows recovery drives, any suggestions?
They are not the quickest drives to write to but work fine for installing OS's. I keep copies of Windows 7 and 8 on a couple of mine for convenience. I picked mine up in a deal 6 months ago when they were cheaper still so worth waiting for a promotion.
I have this specific drive, it's painfully slow if you regularly have to use it to transfer data. However I use it as a convenient place to store files for long term storage or have easy access to a large range of files for which these are ideal. The drive manages about 1-2megabytes per second for me transferring 90gb of photographs. I don't know how long that transfer actually took as I had it up for about an hour doing things on my server and after that forgot about it for a few days before I came back to remove it but it's certainly not planning on being a speed freak. If you plan to transfer films and other large files then a USB 3 option is probably better. for example something like this;
Opening post
£15.99 (Was £28.99 Save £13.00)
Not a fan of the brand but not a bad price for a 128GB Drive.
Specifications:
~ Capacity: 128GB
~ Compatibility: Can be used in devices supporting USB 1.1, 2.0 and USB 3.0 standards
System requirements:
~ USB 1.1 or 2.0 port
~ Windows XP and higher
~ Mac OS 10.1 and higher
~ Linux 2.4.0 and higher Read Speed up to 15MB/s
~ Minimum Write speed 5MB/s
Product Features
~ Incredible value for money - great for work, school, college, university, leisure and more
~ Sleek aluminium housing and LED indication light - stylish and highly functional
~ 128GB - plenty of space for all your important data, photos, video, work and more
~ Plug and play
15 comments
http://www.mymemory.co.uk/USB-Flash-Drives/Samsung/Samsung-128GB-USB-3.0-Flash-Drive-FIt---130MB_s
- Better speeds, I got 130 MB/s read and 110 MB/s according to crystaldisk mark (thats like 10times faster, something that takes 1 hours with the Girxx will take 6minutes with Samgsung Fit)
- Good quality, Waterproof, Small (in large ones there is risk of bend/break)
- 5-year warranty
I do need a couple of small pen drives to use for Windows recovery drives, any suggestions?
They are not the quickest drives to write to but work fine for installing OS's. I keep copies of Windows 7 and 8 on a couple of mine for convenience. I picked mine up in a deal 6 months ago when they were cheaper still so worth waiting for a promotion.
I have this specific drive, it's painfully slow if you regularly have to use it to transfer data. However I use it as a convenient place to store files for long term storage or have easy access to a large range of files for which these are ideal. The drive manages about 1-2megabytes per second for me transferring 90gb of photographs. I don't know how long that transfer actually took as I had it up for about an hour doing things on my server and after that forgot about it for a few days before I came back to remove it but it's certainly not planning on being a speed freak. If you plan to transfer films and other large files then a USB 3 option is probably better. for example something like this;
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/kingston-data-traveler-100-g3-usb-3-0-flash-drive-key-drive-128gb-21-99-was-59-99-2435730