was looking for a memory stick to transfer all my photos from my old phone to new. plugs straight into most android /windows phones cheapest price I could find , maybe even the cheapest 32gb usb stick especially if your a prime member
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deeky
7 Oct 17#1
Eh? Am I missing something here? Which phone will this USB Flash Drive plug straight into?
jasee to deeky
7 Oct 17#3
microusb, most android phones
deeky to jasee
7 Oct 17#5
Ah, thanks. That's what I was missing, the 'dual' bit. Didn't realise it was Micro USB as well.
Looks decent then, voted hot OP.
realdarkprince to deeky
8 Oct 17#10
Any android phone really, from vids on youtube from samsung phones its note 4 and s5 onwards
originalusername to realdarkprince
8 Oct 17#28
Not the Note 8 as it's USB C now. Not sure about S8.
thegamingkinginfo to originalusername
8 Oct 17#29
S8 also uses USB-C, I would have to say that most major new phones that are released in 2017 are USB-C but budget end android devices will still use micro USB
realdarkprince to originalusername
8 Oct 17#30
Good to know
jasee
7 Oct 17#2
it is the cheapest USB3 32Gb stick, annoying that it`s prime, how can it cost 3.99 to deliver!
tuczko
7 Oct 17#4
How can I buy for 3.99?
19DembaBa19 to tuczko
8 Oct 17#36
It’s not just me the whole post is wrong we all thought it’s £3.99 why would I pay £7.99 cold for me
poisondwarf to 19DembaBa19
8 Oct 17#37
Is it very cold at £7.99 for a prime member?
ByronWellburn to 19DembaBa19
8 Oct 17#38
I never thought it was 3.99. I am laughing at the postage. I hate Amazon Prime. One of the biggest cons.
treb
7 Oct 17#6
Sick
bytemaster
7 Oct 17#7
Even if you don't want the micro-USB connector, it is still a good value drive. The 128GB at 31.99 is a good buy too. I have a couple of these and performance is very good.
Not bad if true speeds of 150MBs/40MBs read/write. I was looking for similar the other day, read speed @USB3 but write at usb2 levels.
Agharta to alanbeenthere
8 Oct 17#11
No reason to doubt it and for this price it's almost always the write speed that suffers. Still, 40MB/s is beyond what just about any USB 2.0 drive would manage. I prefer to pay more for a drive that writes at ~150MB/s as if you shop around the premium isn't much and when you really need to write a lot of data in a hurry it saves a lot of time. Picked up an Ultra 128 for £30 which writes at 150MB/s. Overkill for many though especially on the smaller drives.
realdarkprince
8 Oct 17#9
Thought they were getting rid of these as tesco was selling them reduced to clear
Smartguy1
8 Oct 17#12
Don't waste your money on a dual. They re so slow. I have this and the usb type A ultra. The dual hardly achieves usb 2 speeds. You are better off buying the one that isn't dual purpose and an other adapter lead.
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plugs straight into most android /windows phones cheapest price I could find , maybe even the cheapest 32gb usb stick especially if your a prime member
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Looks decent then, voted hot OP.
It’s not just me the whole post is wrong we all thought it’s £3.99 why would I pay £7.99 cold for me
Not bad if true speeds of 150MBs/40MBs read/write.
I was looking for similar the other day, read speed @USB3 but write at usb2 levels.
Still, 40MB/s is beyond what just about any USB 2.0 drive would manage.
I prefer to pay more for a drive that writes at ~150MB/s as if you shop around the premium isn't much and when you really need to write a lot of data in a hurry it saves a lot of time.
Picked up an Ultra 128 for £30 which writes at 150MB/s.
Overkill for many though especially on the smaller drives.